Recent content by RichCoyle

Looks fine to me.

I don't understand the question.

The train chase civil war movie was very good. I watched it last night.

I had one action that refused to cooperate. It was bedded in two different stocks with four different barrels and three different gunsmiths. I find a just gave the action to the last gunsmith and told him I was finished with it.

Can are at least as loud as a .22.

I did some testing with squared heads using the Wilson case trimmer and random cases. I proved conclusively, for myself, that in this particular 223 varmint savage rifle, the squared heads were definitely better with two different loads.

I use only the bolt lift resistance for checking pressure since the brass is the weakest link.

For me the Swarovski would positively be out. The Leopold VX6 4- 24X is the one I would go with since I had both that one and the Swarovski at the same time.

Duplex

Weaver 6-24X with no marks in excellent condition. Comes with clear lens covers. $325 includes shipping. I can text a photo because the computer will no longer accept uploads. Rich Coyle (541) 450-4170

Savage

When I started using expensive scopes I stated lapping rings. The companies say they don't need lapping. How do they know how accurately the action is machined. I have yet to see rings clean up immediately. They all need lapping.

No room for bears. The Tracker.

I met a girl named Reanna. I asked her if she had a older sister named Anna? She didn't think it was funny.

Long has more capacity.