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I recently realized that the set screws for my scope turrets are rounding because of crappy Allen keys. I'm worried that if I replace them, they'll probably just round again, since they only use a 1.5mm hex key. So what I'm thinking of is buying some new set screws and then slotting the head...

I've been searching with no luck, with the 338 magazines anyway, for the maximum internal magazine length for the 338 Lapua version of the Badger M5 Detachable mags. Will the Badger also fit with a Stiller TAC 300 action with proper inletting in the stock? I am asking this not to run a LM in...

When cutting internal threads, is it a good idea to use a left hand cutter and reverse the spindle direction to cut from the inside out? I wonder if cutting with a right hand cutter up to a shoulder, blindly, may be done on the lathe with out crashing into the shoulder. I do not have a DRO but I...

Has anyone taken and opened up the length of the internal mag on a rem bdl? Id like to be able to put a DBM on my rifle but I simply cant do it at the moment, but what I was thinking is that I would find a box for my rifle then kinda lengthen it so I wouldnt be stuck with the factory length...

Looking at putting a Tasco varmint 2.5-10x42 mildot on a 22lr rifle until I have the funds to put a Buckmaster on it. Does anybody know the amount of internal travel the tasco has? Any other cheap scopes you would recommend to put on the rifle until I have the Buckmaster? Would like mildots...

My cousin is looking at buying an a bolt action rifle. He was considering the Kimber 8400 Advanced Tactical. He wants to eventually shoot in competitions. I'm not sure what kind of long range competitions he was talking about (3 gun, F class, 2 man?). I was wondering if anyone has seen...

With a scope with 50 MOA internal adjustment (specifically, I'm loking at the Nikon Buckmasters 4.5-14), that gives +/- 25 MOA from “center”, right? Assuming a 100-yard zero requires ~4 MOA (3.935, according to JBM) that would leave me 21 MOA of drop compensation before the scope bottoms out...