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Bear in mind that monopods arent legal in FTR. As per ICFRA rules, F2.6, "No portion of the rifle’s butt or pistol grip may rest on the ground or on any hard surface." I assume rules in your particular country have something similar

If you mean Nosler Custom Competition, they are not recommended for hunting. They might work, but they arent designed for expansion or delivering energy, just for punching paper and steel.

I had an email conversation with Bartlein which indicated they would probably be willing to export directly, but you probably need to order a few barrels to make the export permit worth while. And they may not have stock of exactly what you want.

I have one, using Seekins bottom metal with AICS magazine. I really like it, but there is a slight ridge in front of the cheekpiece, which just gets in the way a little when cleaning my barrel. Not a problem, just a minor niggle.

Yeah, am I correct in thinking the primer cups are softer/ weaker than they used to be? Federal is my preferred. Sure, they are soft, but reliable.

While none were that bad, I have seen a disturbing number of Winchester large rifle primers leak gas and cut holes into the bolt face. A high enough percentage that I would never run Winchesters in my own rifle. Funnily enough, it seems like everyone else feels that way, because the only primers...

Thats a very interesting option, that I have been wanting for a while. Does that mean 5 MOA per rotation for elevation, and 10 MOA per rotation for windage?

I think Surgeon take the AX and cerakote them, which might be what you saw? Other companies would as well, but I think I have mostly seen Surgeons with that done.

Thanks for the write up. if I have a new rifle built in time, I hope to make it to next years event. A couple of questions, was it mostly ranging with your scope, or did people use laser? Also, is it a lost brass type of setup, or do you have a chance to recover your brass, fo those whole like...