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It's a classic for sure. Glad to hear it served you well with your grizzly bear. Congrats on another successful trip.

Very nice. Looking forward to a range report.

Very nice. That should serve you well.

That looks pretty good. That'll kill elk probably as far as you are comfortable shooting them. I wouldn't do much more than verify the accuracy, and practice, practice, practice. Especially practice from field positions if your range allows it.

I really like the Burris signature rings with plastic inserts. No scope marring, no real need to lap the rings. I'll get them again.

I would think it would stiffen it some. I guess it kinda depends on how flexible it was to start with. I have a Remington that could certainly use it, but my synthetic plastic Tikka stock hardly moves so I wouldn't bother with that one. How much weight did it add to the stock TD? Will be...

Thanks for the video link. BN

That's a great looking rig. Let us know how it shoots.

My co-worker has a 303 similar to the ones posted here. But he is having feeding issues with it. He's tried new magazines, but the problem persists. I haven't had a chance to look at it myself. Any common or simple fixes you guys know about with these old Enfields?

I like the figure in that European walnut. Nice looking gun. It doesn't hurt that it shoots too. Well worth the scope upgrade.

Roegun, It's hard to go wrong with IMR 4350 and 165 gr partion. I have a very mild but very accurate imr 4350 165 gr load using military match brass and​ Sierra GK hpbt bullets. It's probably moving at 308 speeds, but its accuracy is confidence inspiring and it works well. Whatever load you...

One of my magazines just had an article on the 6 mm Creedmoor. Hornady is now loading for it. 100-200 fps faster than a 243. As I have a 243 and don't compete,. I'll pass on the 6, but I really would like to try the 6.5 Creedmoor.

Those 85 GK's shoot exceptionally well from my 243 also, though I haven't had a chance to use them on game yet. Nice shooting. BN

If your load was worked up with Winchester brass, you may want to do a quick load work up with the Nosler brass, just to confirm changing brass doesn't change accuracy. I've not used much Nosler brass, but the factory seconds brass I have used was good brass and easy to work with.

I used my Caldwell chronograph for the first time today and know exactly what you mean. One of my set 150 gr 30-06 loads was clocking right at or under 2800 fps, which was about 100-150 less than I expected, as it's not a max load. I won't change the load though as it consistently shoots right...

TD, I'd run with those 210 PT's anytime. Good luck with the AB's but I wouldn't let them frustrate you for too long before going back to the PT's.

C.Smith, it looks like the recoil stud on the bottom of the front ring has bent from recoil. What kind of scope where you using? I guess it couldn't have been too big or you would've needed taller rings. Will have to keep an eye on mine. I have a 4-12 x40 Redfield on mine, pretty standard...

Nice job on the stock. It looks just like my Bell and Carlson stock. Let us know how it shoots. The trigger on mine is the old style Model 70 trigger and is adjustable, though I had to order a lighter spring. Hopefully yours is too. Mine is better now with the lighter spring, but I can...

Glad you figured it out. After all that frustration and expense, I would be on the phone with the ring company wanting a free set of rings at the very least. How is the Nosler shooting now? We like gun and target pics around here.

Thanks for the info on the Tikka rings guys. I think for my 30-06, they will be just fine. They mounted up easily and gave me the room I needed to mount the scope correctly. Hopefully, I can try it out this weekend or next.