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In my opinion the overstocked shelves at the manufacturers will produce even more great price reductions. Many people are more worried about the price of gas and groceries. A much bigger priority. Wait a bit before you make a big purchase.

Commercially made ammo is made to fit all chambers so it's woefully short in both length and cartridge base to ogive. You can do much better at home. Another thing is since velocity sells, the brass is not best for reloading if you expect accurate and reliable handloads. Time and again I see reloaders using fired factory ammo brass that wind up with many problems from the overstretched factory ammo brass. In a nutshell you wind up buying ammo that doesn't fit your chamber no matter who makes it.

Sorry I don't believe in giving out information thats on the hot side. What works in my rifle may not work in your rifle. Start with a moderate load and work you way to max. Monitor head expansion on your brass by using a blade micrometer to measure head diameter. Monitoring pressure by bolt lift and primer obturation is not the best method.

Jeff, I have three sets of Sako tapered dovetail ring mounts. Two are Warne high and one set Sako medium. All are one inch tube rings.

Having shot the 30-06 for 60 plus years what CJL above says. You will cripple the downrange ballistics with anything heavier than a 200gr. bullet and probably you're best off with 180 grainers. Personally I opted for the 168 grain class bullets with H4831SC. This powder is temp stable and with it I was able to push the 168's over 3k fps. My new 06 is a 9 twist barrel as I found the newer bullets are much longer. Remember you're stabilizing length not weight.

This is an old ad what primers do you have left?

I have a complete rifle, Rem 700 ADL 270 caliber like new, $600. I also have a completed barreled action Rem 700 long action trued with Krieger 9 twist barrel, with brake, chambered in 280 Ackley. Never fired. $1200 PM me if interested for pics and details.

What brand is putter and length?

New in box Rock Island 1911A1 GI pistol in 38 Super caliber. Includes, factory case, paperwork, lock, and 10 shot magazine. In Tucson. $600

This is still available for $600. New in box!

Selling nice Smith&Wesson model 14 target revolver. Six inch barrel with Ultra-dot 4 sight. The Ultra dot has two colors and 4 variable dot sizes as well as brightness settings. Everything is like new and includes two boxes of ammo, 100 rds. Great hunting gun too. Sold!

Offers?

$900 new price

Like new Alexander upper in 6.5 Grendal. This custom has a lower by DDLES, Tucson with target grip and target trigger. The upper is by Alexander Arms. Upper has a quad picatinny forearm, a custom riser, and a compensator by Alex. It has all been cerakoted in tan digital by Cline Tactical in Tucson. Includes tactical case, two Alexander magazines, and 37 rounds of ammo in Lapua/Alex brass. It shoots 1/2 MOA. In Tucson. $900

I've got 2- one pound- H4350, $50 each. I filled these from my 8 pounder so same lot. I also have 2- one pound H1000, $50 each, and a partial maybe 1/4 pound 7828SSC that I'll throw in for free if you buy the other two powders. So $200 for everything in Tucson.

That's what I paid plus tax and shipping but it's yours for $600. Thanks for catching that!

Excess to my needs RCBS Rock Chucker press with paperwork, primer catcher, and small primer punch. This has some evidence of rust but it was never used. SOLD!!

Selling 3 100 count boxes of Hornady 220 grain ELDX bullets. All same lot unopened will not separate. SOLD!! Thanks!

What reticle, box, sunshade?

In excellent condition FN/Browning 22 LR target pistol. One magazine only with adjustable partridge target sights. Adjustable target stocks and heavy six inch barrel with front weight system. Includes hard case. Sold!!

This is sold!!

Too long for me! Beautiful shotgun!

What's length of pull from back of pad to middle of trigger guard?

The one thing you can do is install pillars on the stock and make sure that your pillars are above the bedding by a few thousandths. You want your torque on the pillars not on the bedding. Pillars will prevent any stock crush from happening. Did you remove the scope when you took it apart? If so check torque settings on the scope base and rings. My opinion on the scope base is to bed the base or bases to the action. Also check to see if the front base screw is of proper length. Some are too long and prevent proper torque from being applied.

Tikka or Bergara both good choices in 6.5 PRC. Don't get light anything they spray bullets everywhere and forget carbon fiber barrels even worst.