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I have always wanted a 450. I have three orphan completed lowers, ome is destined to be a 450, one a 350 and one a 6mm ARC? Enjoy it!

Just think of all the Weatherby calibers. They are jumped a heck of a lot more, and thye groupd well. All about the tuning.

So, after getting advice from here and watching a lot of videos, I bedded two rifles. 1 M70 synthetic last week and 1 WBY Accumark last night. First one I thing came out pretty good. The WBY, I got ahead of my self, forgot to put tape on the sides and fron of the lug and spent time fixing it...

Yes, did my first last week after asking a few questions here and watching a lot of videos. M70 with synthetic. Came out great! Waiting to see how this will turn out. Thank you!

As long as you know its limitations, it is perfect.

You are correct, it does have some epoxy, left to right no movement, but front to back can move. I will bed tomorrow. Here is a pic

I get it

Again thank you! I will do that!

I had it's brother in bootcamp as well as his rich grand daddy (Bren with banana clip on top)

I have only taken the action off the stock on two Mark V. My first, 1958/59 W. German, wood. Long ago. I know its free floating, but that all I remember. The second is this Marck V Accumark. It shot as good as 1/2" at 100 yards, then I messed up with a load, but its still sub MOA. I took the...

Made between ~2010 and 2015. Only pulled one of them off the stock and was curious. Thinking of skim bedding the recoil lug on that one. ευχαριστω Φωτη

I am sorry, but I would put Mauser, Sauer and CZ a few levels above Tikka.

I know there are at least a couple of Weatherby philes/experts here. I tried searching on Weatherby Nation and got conflicted answers. Are Weatherby Mark V Accumark rifles supposed to be free floated or have pressure points? What about Japanese Mark V with the "pencil" barrel. TIA

Thought about muzzle down but just didn’t like the idea. Thanks

I have the Springfield XD-E 9mm, DA/SA, thats every day Then depends on where I am going, A Sig P938 for pocket (9mm), Sig P229 (40S&W) or an FNP45 (45ACP). All but the pocket are DA/SA

Question to all of you with safes. No matter the brand, have you noticed that they only hold half the scoped guns than advertized?

I bet it was the right size when you bought it. They tend to shrink a lot with age.

What stuff? My truck is on the drive way and motorcycle in the garage. That's all I have

I got me some 300 cc to laod in the 338LM, what powder was that groupe with, just the name of the powder When I got the bullets, I bought some RL33 to try as it was the best on the Nosler data, but never loaded

It sure is beautiful. I got a MK V 338LM right at 12.00 lbs