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This is a little different on the sauers. when the bolt rolls over the wrong way the sear ends up in the bolt stop groove on the bolt and can not be remedied without removing the trigger assembly...

Theres a guy in havelock north selling archery gear, think he's got a press. search face book for archery hawkes bay or hawkes bay archery, something like that anyway

1/2x20 is fine for tikka 223. Shoot it in the factory stock 1st then swap it in to the carbon just to get a benchmark for accuracy in case the bedding in the carbon stock isn't spot on for the new...

20 moa rail and any weaver style ring

a bit like the yarn of the cia strategically dropping the odd bundle of ammo in the sand pit. A few rounds packed with c4 gives a bit of a surprise

They'll probably be no good for the pard mounting bracket. Have a look for a contessa rail or do what I did with my CZ, drill and tap the receiver and use something like a rail for a tikka

Firstly, cutting or even just threading a Savage A17 will void your warranty. Secondly the importer has said do it anyway as there have been no issues doing so. I've shot 1 A17 that had been...

Or try some other factory ammunition 1st if you don't have or have access to reloading equipment. Sako 7mm Rem Mag is about the most pedestrian factory ammo around

Just double check your data entry. scope height correct,altitude etc? 100 metre zero but shooting in yards, could be giving output for 300 metres not yards.
What scope are you using? some dial in...

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Have a good look in the holes for the action screws, check for any marks from contact with the screws. If there is contact marks drilling the holes a little over sized can remedy the issues you're...

What Pommy said. ADI BM2 or IMR 8208 XBR. You should get 2800-2900 out of 20" with Speer 90gr TNT depending on accuracy node.

A couple of other things to check.
1. the front screw for the rail isn't protruding into the bolt lug area of the action.check the others as well, but normally only the front one will give grief ...

Shortening the barrel can make it stiffer giving a more consistent point of exit for the projectile.

When you get a shift as you have described, quite often you'll find by loading between the 2 powder weights will bring the group into a more uniform pattern. So you're on the right track with your...

Have shot the Gamehead Pro in 6.5 creedmore, 6.5x55, .270 win, .308 win, 7mm Rem Mag in various brands of rifle. All shot sub moa and work well on animals.
As said, brass is top notch to reload. ...

Not an uncommon problem with new VLD type projectiles. Can be solved agriculturally by simply drilling the tip area deeper a little, then it'll seat off the ogive not the tip. If you've access to a...

Hero to Zero in $1200, $US I assume. I'll stick with my rockchucker. better money put towards an annealer

[QUOTE=wire hunter;991657]wire hunter I have talked to outdoor supplies and they cant help me with the 223 caliber. Waiting to hear back from rivers to ranges.
Pretty sure there was 1 on the rack at...

Considering you're planning on doing this with a standard tikka barrel and the person doing the work doesn't flute deeper or further into the chamber area, no difference to factory fluting. The many...

A few things to consider in the price difference, if you haven't already. VX-6 come with allumina flip up caps, illuminated level plex reticle and zero lock windage. If you're going to buy VX-5 Fire...

If you're going short,get a standard barrel cut then fluted with about an inch un-fluted at the muzzle. Gives a better shoulder for your suppressor to screw up to (depending on your suppressor thread...

Where do you try on your boots and clothes, look through optics, handle equipment? At the manufacturers premises or in NZ? There's 2 issues at work here in what people term as gouging. Manufacturers...

Yes,drop in for all rifles they factory inlet for. Like most things though, each rifle may be different. You may need to do a little bit of relieving round the inletting here and there, nothing...

Are you having trouble with cases going into the die or coming out of the die? If it's going in, it won't be the decapping/sizing mandrel giving resistance, it'll be too little lube on the neck or...