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I own a couple A3s. They are pretty nice stocks. They are very stiff and naturally free float the barrels. No adapter is needed for the bipod. I don't need any sort of riser for the comb. I needed one for the original Hogue stocks, but not the A3. Can't speak about LOP, I just make do (I'm...

Hodgdon's has load data for subsonic .308. Covers 168gr rounds using Titegroup or Clays.

Interesting. I've never experienced that, but I will watch out for it. Thanks for the information.

If your program does compare two different rounds' POI from the same sight/bore angle, allowing for the ballistics of each bullet, you should market it. That would be an incredibly useful tool. I don't understand your "gun/barrel harmonics" sentence, however.

I've used them (or at least a product exactly like them). We used them on an outdoor range, asphalt with scattered rocks and pebbles. It did a good job of picking up the brass, but did leave a few behind, less than ten percent I'd wager. Though the things were a bit old. Usually ended up...

I've had a GSR for a while now. It's iron sights are easy to shoot. If you've fired military rifles in the past, you will be very comfortable with these. I don't like the elevation and windage adjustment method though. The front sight is permanent and doesn't move. The rear sight is that...