I’m not sure who in the boardroom at Leupold and Nosler makes the product line decisions but they are clueless when it comes to field use of the product line for REAL hunters. Additionally, they need to reengineer the entire adjustment system. Reliability is questionable.
I have moved my first...
If you have a fiberglass stocked Model 48, the trigger placement high in the guard is caused by the inletting into the stock. This is a QA/Design issue with the stock as Nosler should have done a better job of specifying magazine box depth so that the inletted barreled action sat at proper...
The Model 48 trigger is not compatible with any Remington 700 pattern aftermarket trigger. The Model 48 trigger was made by Rifle Basix. Timney offers a replacement that you. Can buy now. When I had mine, Timney had an agreement with Nosler to NOT sell direct to the consumer. You had to send the...
This lot of bullets is to be sold whole. They will not be sold in part. The price for the lot is $450 plus shipping.
Sierra 215 gr. #2610 100 bullets
Sierra 250 gr #2600 99 bullets
Hornady 200 gr #3310 238 bullets
Barnes 185 gr TSX #33843 63 bullets
Barnes 185 gr TSX #30408 50 bullets
Barnes...
If you have a gunsmith that you have confidence in, spend the $150. It’s not sounding like you would come out of this with a happy result by doing it yourself. Bedding a rifle is not like changing a tire. Even the better brands like H-S Precision ands McMillan require some fitting.
I would...
I’ve had Leupold on my hunting rifles since the 1960s. I’ve sent many back for service and early on, it was first class. Then their willingness to repair took longer and replacement became an iterative process. It was no longer worth my time to prove to them that their scopes would not adjust or...
If I read your test correctly, you are comparing one data point at each load. I would think that a sampling average of 5 shots at each charge weight would be a minimum statistical sampling to arrive at a conclusion.