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Nice Group. Glad to see RL22 worked well for you. If you are that concerned with the group size you could play with OAL a little. I would say thats a fine group.

How do you like those turrets?

Sounds like 71gr is the peak of pressure. Have you tried IMR 7828 or RL22?? The 160gr should be a great bullet in your rifle!

I'd give the 35gr a try. I know what you mean about CA crap laws.. If all else fails you could use the Barnes. Try the 35 with h380. Good luck

Woody you could always form using the cream of wheat method. Just curious what bullets you going to be trying? Powders?

Woody Excellent choice. I am currently looking into a 243AI as well. There is a great website with a vast amount of information. go to accurateshooter.com. Good luck. Very interested in how your turns out!

Vanguard SUB MOA! B&C stock and very accurate.

elkman was the piece of aluminum bedded horizontal or vertical?

Nitis I was also suspecting that you needed to neck turn the brass. I would start there. Also after once firing the brass I usually trim all my brass to trim length. Let us know what else you need. Good luck.

Nitis Are you neck turning the 7mm brass after forming?

Good luck. Have fun take lots of pics. Make sure to have fun!!

140gr accubonds for sure!

Jmad I am very interested in your findings. My 95gr VLD's just came in yesterday. I will be loading some this weekend hopefully. Walt gave me the following info. 41.0-45.5 IMR7828ssc 41.0-45.5 RL 22 41.5-46.1 H4831sc Those are the 3 I am going to try. Let me know if you want anymore data.

Has anyone used the devcon putty on a wooden stock? Just wondering how well it holds compared to something like accruglass?

Thanks guys. It is a lss stock. Can't wait to bed it and see how it shoots. Should have it done by next weekend.

Heath You won't be disappointed with the redding. Good luck and let us know how it works out.

Hey guys. I got my stock yesterday so did an initial test fit lastnight. Everything looked to fit very nice. I will be removing the pressure point and bedding the action next week. I am still considering duracoating the metal parts. What you think? I know JD will love it.

I really like the redding primer pocket tool. If you don't have a trim mate the reffing comes with an adapter for a drill. It has worked wonders on squaring the pockets. I notice its usually the bottom of the pocket more than the sides. Good luck.

POP Amazing rifle and excellent choice of scope! Was considering the NF also.. Cant wait to see some groups and velocity! What powder you thinking of for it?

I usually load for accuracy first! Im not to concerned about the velocity as long as its accurate.