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It's a Caldwell Deadshot Fieldpod MAX. I needed a solid rest since we can shoot up to 700yds out of my shot house. I bought one for my son to use when he was too small to hold a gun and really liked it, now that he's big enough I bought another for myself.

I already had a Ruger American Predator in 6mm Creed I bought out of curiosity and it shoots almost as good as the Fieldcraft so instead of doing another build I thought I would see if the Fieldcraft lived up to the hype and I must say I'm a fan. I was thinking matching Creeds but didn't want...

I've been wanting a 6mm Creed in a Fieldcraft for a while so when Cabela's had a sale I decided to take the plunge and with my Cabela's points I came out pretty well. I put a SWFA SS 3-15x42 Tactical Rifle Scope on it I snagged on sale with some Talley Lightweights and so far I'm very...

RL17 is getting me close to 3,300ft/s with 120 BT's and 120 TTSX's both shoot at the same point for a great swappola.

.224- 60 to 70gr 6mm- 100gr .308- 150gr

Shot this 8pt yesterday @ 236yds using 67gr of RL-7 orange MMP sabot and the 300gr Barnes Original. Load chronographs at 2,336ft/s. very impressed with this combo. Bullet retained 215.6 grains.

.224-60gr AB .284-120gr AB

+1 Would love to see a 55gr or 60gr to deer hunt with.

Accubonds in; .224- 55gr or 60gr .257- 100gr .284- 120gr .308- 130gr

Anyone have any experience with one? I am looking at one in a .25-06.

Time for a update....I loaded three different loads 57.5, 58.0, and 58.5 all with new brass with the exception of one and that was one of the 57.5 cases. Temp was 60 degrees. I started with the 57.5 load, fired two shots no marks on cases or flattened primer's everything was good. I then fired...

Wouldn't there be issues with factory ammo as well if its a head space issue? Last year I loaded 139gr SST's, 120BT with RL19 and never had a issue. The 139gr load was over max and I did get pressure signs before backing off and settling on a load....wouldn't I have had a problem then as well...

I have been loading my .280 with 58.5gr of RL17 and the 120gr BT. Accuracy and speed have been outstanding. I checked the speed on these this spring and the temp was about 65 degrees, Saturday the temp was 58. I had not had any pressure signs until Saturday. I shot three shots and didn't notice...

I finally got around to shooting my .280 and the 120BT with a good dose of RL17. I think I have found my load for opening weekend here in Tenn. next Saturday. Three clicks to the left, another session on the bench to verify and I am ready. I had chronographed this load earlier at 3,308ft/s...

Anyone have a good load for a Browning BAR 30-06 w/22" Bbl? I have some 130gr TTSX, 150gr SST's, 165gr Partitions, and 150gr Accubonds.

When I refer to my .280 Steyr it is a Steyr Prohunter rifle chambered in the .280 Remington.

My good friend owns a large gun store and has finally started expanding his reloading department. I have been on him about getting more primers, powder, and a broader range of bullets etc. So he has gotten every kind of powder, and primer out and stock piling it since it is getting harder to...

Finally got to do a little shooting through the Pro Digital Chronograph today with my .280 Steyr. The load of 59.5gr of RL-19 and the 120BT was very disappointing @ 3,052fps. However, I did load up some RL-17, Fed 210GM primers and the 120BT and was very impressed. 58.0gr RL-17= 3,267fps 58.5gr...

Don't worry guys Savage99 (if he's the same) also argued with Steve Timm and others about this same subject over on 24hourcampfire.

Steve Timm is very fond of the little 120gr BT in fact had this to say about using it; "Heck, I don't know. I've killed two six-point bull elk, a slew of Montana mulies, a few 140/150-ish whitetails and a bunch of prairie goats with the 120 Ballistic in the 7-08 Ackley. I've also blasted a...