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Thanks for the reply! I will have to take a look at mine. I’m pretty sure mine was in the first year of manufacturing.

Pics of the square slot?

Looks like Colbert is a thread killer

Shooting at steel targets from 100 to 300 yards I do think it helps with vertical stringing. It does add an extra step in cleaning but really isn’t too bad. Shooting a box of ammunition at a single aim point at different ranges with and without the tuner would be the best way to find out how...

B&A tacsport pro two stage, Harrell’s tuner brake, viper pst gen 2, and a Harris bipod. Good times have come my way!

Very nice! Reminds me of my Savage Anschutz 54 M

Tap the muzzle for a grease fitting and then push it out with the grease gun.

And to think there’s only one like it.

That is a work of art. I think it’s easy to forget these days that some guns are made by craftsman.

I think it’s $172 for a brick, at that price I would rather load .223.

It could be a good substitute for sk + if it shoots decent.

Looks like tac 22 is $52.60 now with no break for five or more.

A side by side picture with a B14r would be great

I appreciate the help but my 100 yard average was .989 😁

First time posting so please be gentle. I have a B14r with a Bix n Andy tacsport pro two stage shot from a bench with bipod and rear squeeze bag. I have one 50 yard and two 100 yard targets.

Tacticool stock and Shilen barrel

If I feel the need to dryfire I can load empty cases in the magazine and they feed fine most of the time.

Thanks. I would like to have the more vertical grip like yours for a 1910 Mexican Mauser but it’s not available in the pro Varmint and Boyd’s doesn’t seem interested in special orders.