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30 is probably more appropriate for a wood stock. All mine are pillars or synthetic.

I would imagine somewhere around 50 inch-pounds. Tighten the 2 outer screws first, then snug the center screw. You don't want it tight or you will spring the action.

I have my little CZ 223 set up the same way. I love it.

rjm158 - did it follow you home?

Congratulations!

Awesome! Going to have a full freezer this year.

I see you got some responses over there.

Try Predatormastersforums.com lots of 17 shooters there.

Just for reference, both my dad's and my 300 Wby MKVs shoot tiny little clusters. His is German, mine is Japanese.

Too bad...my latest project has a Pac-Nor tube on it.

I have found that quite a few of my Whelen loads have very close POIs. It is very convenient.

I'd take a chance on it. My dad gave my daughter one in 257 Roberts. It is one of the last WRAC guns, and it will drop every shot in a nice little ragged hole (with her doing the shooting no less). My later 308 Classic won't do that even on a really good day. I'd say for the price you can't...

I like them on a rifle, but I don't know if I could bring myself to mount one on a handgun.

I ended up removing the wedge and bedding the lug. If you use a torque wrench you should get consistent bedding, but I always had 2 groups. Ended up selling the rifle for other reasons.

Thanks for sharing the story.

Is that a 1903 Savage in the background?

For such a small gain in velocity, I'd skip it. Will it really make a difference for what you are using it for anyway?

Actually, my Google Foo must have been on the fritz...I found an older post by Fotis that had the info.

Can one of you fine gentlemen run this combo for me? The Fusion bullet would be fine too. I have RL15, H335, H/IMR4895 and AA2520 on hand. Thanks

That looks sharp.