great cartridge, but the case capacity is basically duplicated by the 6.5 prc. 30 secs on google will give you a good idea on which one has better ammo and brass availability.
https://dm.henkel-dam.com/is/content/henkel/TDS-209728-US-Loctite-Threadlocker-Blue-242-Carded-Tube-0.20-fl-oz-2018-04-09pdf
it's not a real adhesive. If you put jb weld in there, you can take the screws out and it will take some whacks with a hammer, or heating it up a couple hundred degrees...
moreover - Warne still sells vertically split rings that are known and shown repeatedly to damage scopes. They're a worthless appeal to authority on anything having to do with proper scope mounting.
Looking to sell my complete Hornady Lock n load AP set up.
Progressive press
Large and small printer pickup tubes, drop tubes, and shuttles
Pistol and rifle powder measure inserts, 3 powder drop tubes
19 Lock n load bushings
6 shell plates, #1, #4, #6, #16, #35, #45
Inline fabrication...
Forms approach is the way to go
Torque depends on the screw size. Ring cap screws are almost always 8-40 and do well with 18-23 in-lb. Base screw size varies, and it's always best to glue the rail on to help the screws...
Yeah that's a big change for sure. Reducing the number of days will be interesting too, wasn't the original general premise behind this whole thing that effective range goes down as you start to stack days without practice? I don't recall the general trend from everyone last year, but my miss...
it could easily be that. guys have seen really dramatic lot to lot variations in factory stuff, particularly with hornady ammo. there's no guarantee that the powder is even the same type lot to lot on factory ammo.
to summarize the issues you've relayed so far:
1. unknown torque on action...