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Ok.. Just posting as another voice from Europe . I live in Ireland , we have an active and growing sport shooting community. After many years and some prolonged legal action we have just started to get some of our firearms back . Up to a couple of years ago the only firearms allowed in...

Some plans for home build carts here.. http://www.kansascas.com/gun_cart_plans.htm And this page has some links to Web Sites For Gun Cart Manufacturers down near the bottom of the page. http://www.longrangebpcr.com/Carts.htm Hope it helps , I'm gettin tired of making trips from...

Me too.. :D

Hi Guys /Gals.... Sorry to drag this up again , but it's a subject close to my heart. I eventually managed to get some home cooked ammo for the 75, Wow ..what a difference ! Using once fired Hornady brass , necksized and seating out to just short of the rifleing , I loaded up with cci...

A good point BrainOnSigs, A glass upgrade is on my "to-do" list.. Just reading through some of the suggestions has given me some things to look at. Just for the heck of it I measured up the distance to the beginning of the lands... It's a LONG way away from where any factory ammo would be...

Hi Guys , Thanks for the many replys .. 1. I have had the stock off and ..yes it is free floated all the way to the action, the trigger is adjusted down to about 1lb. 2. It is a 1 in 8 twist... code JRSF212, on this site...

Well Allegedly ! :confused: I recently bought a Sako 75 Varmint in .223 (New) It has a heavy 24"free floated barrel with a 1 in 8 twist and I had hoped to use this for club competitions out to maybe 600yd . These things are supposed to be tack drivers , but I still fail to be...

I know that feeling ! LOL Unfortunatly , I handled one before I got to do the math , and by then I was already in love..... (Same 'ol story ..gun's and wives ) :evil: Actually , if I was to tell you what it costs on this side of the pond for one of these little pets ...you'd most likely...

The sako 75 Varmint in 223 is also 1 in 8 twist . Have a look..! http://www.berettausa.com/product/product_rifles_main.htm

managed to pick up some Hornady 75gr Match and some Remington 69gr match, Can't wait for the weekend to try them out ......stupid job getting in the way of my shooting again,,,..:(

Nice shooting ..! I don't think there is a local supplier for Black hills ammo here, It's a pity , I have heard some very nice things said of it. Problem is...Like the guys said , the lighter stuff might not be so good with my 1 in 8 twist.

Ok Guys, Thanks for the tips , I will try the heavier bullets. At the moment , I'm stuck with factory ammo , but I hope to get into reloading maybe next year. I guess I was a little shocked at how bad it would shoot some of these , made me worry that my new "Tack-driver" was more of a...

OK .. I accept that . What I can't really figure out is why two pretty much identical ammo types with pretty much the same weights, velocitys and ballistics would shoot so differently... ?

Congrats..! Don't beat yourself up ... I'd have had to go for it too.... :)

Nope , Wish it was that simple ... You'd probably need to rapid fire half a box through this one to make it feel warm.. Besides , I kept a check through the day and quit to clean with Forest bore foam a couple of times .. which needs around 20 mins to work .

Hi all, I'm hoping someone can figure out what theheck is going on here. Saturday I took my new Sako 75 Varmint .223 to the range for a little ammo testing. For those who wonder what that is .. Its got a 24inch free floated heavy barrel with a 1 in 8 twist, Walnut varmint stock, adjustable...

True enough and well spotted !... I should have said Cleaner and solvent .. I must be tired ..:uhoh: However I did mention that I blow it out with an airline...and it does have anti-corrosion properties. hence the name WD Water Displacement.. (The 40 reflects the number of attempts it took to...

My 85c grips have crossheads. RE the Mags.... Empty .. Invert the mag , depress the little button protruding from the bottom . Now , with the mag held in one hand use the thumb of your other hand to push the bottom plate forward and off . ( it slides in a dovetail ) keeping your thumb...

Ditto..! I have a fairly well established routine with any gun I shoot ... If I shoot it... I clean it. After a typical trip to the range where I might put a couple dozen rounds through the rifles and a couple of hundred through the Handgun. I come home and I will probably make a coffee ...

Probably some people who haven't used a CZ .. :)