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Steph uses tumeric quite a bit, tells me its a super food so it ends up mixed in everything and you can barely taste it anyway. I find recovery from martial arts training to be slow in the winter. I am carrying quite a few injuries at present, put my back out when throwing an opponent (must be getting too old huh). I went to the chiro, he was good but wrenched shit out of me. Went to the Osteo, not really my thing sorry. Went to the Chinese, they beat the shit out of me and I am feeling much bet..

Hey Jonathan. Have a look at my post on buying the Sightron SIII 6-24X50 it's a lifetime investment mate. A fantastic scope for the money. http://www.ballisticstudies.com/Resources/Discussion+Forums/x_forum/21/thread/5640.html They work incredibly well. I got mine off 4scopes in the USA posted to NZ.

I drilled and tapped holes into the 50x50x5mm shs and cut short sections of threaded rod and screwed them in. It can be interesting when you discover some really poor ammo. I have some factory stuff that doesn't shoot too well, one round measured .017 run out at the projectile. I'm interested to see if/how much accuracy improves once all my brass is fire formed and neck sized compared to my fl sized rounds that have poor concentricity.

bugger thats a shame grant. martin taylor swaged .375 projectiles down to 9.3mm wonder if you could do 338 to 8mm. this the thread http://www.ballisticstudies.com/Resources/Discussion+Forums/x_forum/17/thread/6080.html there also one some where, where i asked nathan about 7mm to 270 to take advantage of the amax's seems possible and one day ill try it. otherwise sierra or speers at a guess

My son & I are about to build a 223, wish l’ d known it needed a brake to be shot accurately as l would have ordered it with a threaded muzzle. Damn. If a shooter cannot recover sight picture after firing a small calibre like a 223 or simliar at it's medium/maximum effective ranges they are doing things horribly, horribly wrong. Set up your gear and get some techneqiue worked out as Chris & Jason have said. Justifing brakes on small cal's, give me a bloody break....... I will stop my ranting the..

Warwick I can relate to the fun police. At my local beach the council have blocked off private beach access for quads. We now have to travel along the road and in the designated access. You have to now have a car licence, they class the beach as a road. You can only go in the designated part of the beach. They have fenced off the sand dunes to save the plants from quads, maybe fair enough. You need to also register the quad for the road. Also register the quad with the council every year. And mu..

Hi Nathan I have just been reading with interest the thread from Bush Chook. Also the idea that you posted on live discussion work shop. In your last post to Bush Chook you said that not seeing the rifle and the way he shot made isolating the problems hard for you, which I can we'll agree with. Just a thought. Have you an IPad? You could video face time with clients that do. I no that this would not solve all the can of worms and may even open up a few...but it may be worth looking into. Cheers ..

Hi Ben have you thought of making one. have a look at http://www.ballisticstudies.com/Resources/Discussion+Forums/x_forum/18/thread/4476.html

hi bert after reading your post i done a little bit of research as i was wondering if the ctr bottom metal could be modify for the trg42 magazine for the magnum tikkas, don't think its possible. how ever came across these http://www.atlasworxs.com/cart/index.php?act=viewProd&productId=11 its bottom metal that will accept the accuracy internal mags which may be a cheaper option. one of the forum members used one of there straight replacement ones that accept the standard tikka mags on his rifle. ..

this thread gets the old gears between the ears turning alright. might be brazing copper olives ( pre made copper rings ) onto my p14 barrel before i get it changed just need a reliable way of checking temperature. heard something the other day that aluminum dissipates heat quicker then water or oil. so now im thinking could you get to decent size plate cut out a groove for a barrel. the after you shoot a string of shots clamp them onto barrel to cool it down quicker ( has to be a tikka owner th..

Quote:hi soren i suggest you get straight into ordering some bedding kits from nathan if your on short time frame, i think his books getting printed in different countries depending on where you are so thats might save some time if you order them. i have never come across a chassis like that before look well made but i think it will take some damming when bedding as it seems to be very shallow. is there a chance you can open up the barrel channel on your wood stock for new barrel? re bed that so..

Honestly.... yeah, nah. The amount of info or detail you go into needs to be able to be re- viewed over a few times to sink in. I would of thought this would make you even more busy. And often someone's question has been asked in a similar way before in a previous thread. And usually its dis- missed as it's not a concern to us at that very time. people need to search old threads. I guess you could do the videos from the lazy boy. But I would guess they would be much like the forum as very accura..

Hi Craig. Dan from Reloaders supplies gifted me a bore guide a while ago. I do use it- specifically to keep solvent out of chambers. The guide is not so helpful if lapping as I have written in book 3, but it really is useful from prevent runny solvents like Eliminator or KG-12 from running to the action and mag well. It saves a big clean up. But as for preventing chamber damage- well, I have a tool specifically for this called my brain plus an additional tool called common sense. These were the ..