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Also, is the bipod you mentioned mounted to the stock, or the barrel. If it's the barrel, get rid of it.

I have had several Tuari (?) over the years, and no issues. I currently have a PT1911, and it is the straightest shooting and most reliable 1911 I have owned. I have no complaints abou tit at all. A friend of mine recently bought a Tracker in .22lr, and it was a lemon. spent a lot of...

Hands down: Walther PPKs by Smith and Wesson. I wanted to love it SOOO MUCH. But it was terrible.

I had good luck with a barrel strut, but that was going from 6moa to 3moa. If yours is doing 10+moa, there's something else going on. No offense, but are you sure it's not you? Have you had someone else shoot it hot and cold? If so, I would call Ruger and ask if they can send you a...

I have one and love it. However..I did have to make a repair after about 4 months of shooting it, due to a seemingly very cheaply made part. And customer service wasn't exactly great. The slide stop "button" just fell off one day. After inspecting it, it seems to be a bad design...

Thanks, RG. I would want to work up the load from the bottom(ish) anyway to find the sweetspot. I've just been getting frustrated by the holes in the data when cross referencing the published loads from different manufacturers. Thanks again.

For my setup, I anchored (2) 2x6's together with 1/4" lag screws, and secure that to whatever is available with a pair of C-clamps. The press is attached by 2 bolts and washers, and is easily removed for storage. It works well for me, and takes up very little space.

Hey guys, I'm fairly new to reloading, but have been studying the tables, etc. for quite awhile. My question for the more experienced reloaders here is: Given a bullet design of similary type/weight/sectional density/ballistic coefficient, can they be treated interchangeably, and if not...