AusVarmint

Camel - it's a "glue in" bedding job. The barreled action is glued in to the stock, no screws holding them together. The two holes are for access to tap out the pins so the trigger can be removed if/when necessary I thought there were some rules regarding forend width - or is that only for...

I'm not going to wade into the custom v off the shelf argument because I think the positives and negatives of both make it purely a matter of personal choice, but what what does the total cost of that become factoring in smithing costs Tony? Tony shows $140 for chambering and crowning (what about h...

SNIP< When a custom can be had for near on the same money, something is priced wrong. People seem to go through various factory rifles looking for that super accurate gun - when they would find what the accuracy they want cheaper and easier by going the way Tony described. However there's minimal g...

I think not, they sell die blanks and they don't need hardening. I don't really want to test mine for hardness... Your gunsmith would know, or email LE Wilson

We have a nice new shade sail at our rifle range. Nice and comfy blocking out the morning sun, but plays havoc with the (clubs) CED Mk2. I think I'll be getting a Magnaspeed - but would like to see some feedback from you guys

This forum, and another couple are partly to blame for me finding out about custom built guns, what is possible, and how to go about getting it. I have used the services of TSE, Shane Clancy, and Jim Kent. All do a great job, I supplied all parts after buying them piece by piece when opportunities a...

Should tide you over OK - just beware the odd dud round, check your barrel is clear if you fire one that doesn't sound right. A few have got a fright, and some rifle damage when firing a second round with a bullet stuck in the barrel.

I fear the worst !