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  1. I have a Savage in a Dolphin stock. A pal has loaned my a Shooting Shed bipod so I need to buy a back bag. Although I can pester the lads on the range to try theirs what factors do I need to consider in terms of sizing? Looking at the Dolphin stock I've got a lot of latitude when it comes to adjusting the back plate; does that mean I can just buy any bag? TIA Matthew
  2. I'm working on a .223 Savage for casual F/TR up to 600 yards. I have a Dolphin Modular Stock on the way and so my last purchases will be a bi-pod and a back bag. In normal times I'd ask the guys at the Club but that's rather tricky with Covid restrictions on the numbers at the range. Could I ask for your advice please. Weight isn't a big worry as I just shoot for pleasure (recoil therapy as my pal calls it). TIA Matthew
  3. Ignore the above. Looks like I didn't get the full instructions so I've downloaded a set. Thanks.
  4. My new Stryker has arrived but I can't find any instructions for how to fit the battery for the illuminated reticle? Can anyone advise. Its the Target Ultra 5-50x56 HD SFP. TIA Matthew
  5. Peter, If you mean COAL then I can't say at the moment. I have an OAL tool but am having some cartridges drilled to fit. If its just the cartridge then its a standard .223 Rem from Lapua - I've included that in the 27 inches for the barrel. Sorry if this isn't what you meant. Matthew
  6. I've had a 1 in 7 twist barrel put on my Savage .223 and now that we are coming out of lockdown I want to start to work on loads. I'm struggling a bit to find the load data for a faster twist barrel to help me determine a safe starting point. I'm going to start with some 77 grain Lapua bullets but Lapua only provide data for a 1 in 12 twist. TIA Watcher
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    Former serious but useless TR shooter. Now casual plinker with a .223, .303, .357 and .22. 

     

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