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Not the most comfortable seat, but it would make a fella take care of business and get back to it without falling asleep. I like it !

130 grain SST @ 3150 FPS

Well, finally got around to shooting my lightweight a couple days ago. Recoil was not too bad, seemed "fast" and "sharp" but did not seem any heavier than it did in its previous life when it weighed ...

Yeah, the Tikka T3 Lites go a bit over 6 pounds bare rifle weight, this one is right at 6 pounds with scope. My wife has a T3 Lite in 30-06, great rifle.

It will be about 6 weeks until I get a cha ...

I tried to post a photo here, but was not able to. My photos are too big for this site and I dont know how to resize them. Here is a link to a another site where I posted a photo:

http://thefiri ...

Thought maybe some of you would be interested in a project I just finished up. I have had a stainless Remington 700 Mountain Rifle in .270 Win chambering for about 14 years now. It was originally a ...

Check this out:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tlMz2sCDCA4&feature=player_embedded&fmt=18

I have a LOT of admiration for this man.

Yes, definitely zero the rifle with whatever load you are using. My .270 shoots my 150 grain Speer Grand Slam bear and moose loads about 5 MOA to the left of my 130 grain SST deer and sheep loads. I ...

I modified my 1997 Remington 700 bolt to accept the older bolt locking safety with a Dremel tool and a cut-off wheel. It turned out great, tried to post a picture here but could not. Here is a link ...

Well, I am a Remington 700 fan, so of course my opinion may be a bit skewed. Mine have all been great, but my newest 700 was made in 1997. I have heard that lately some of the 700s have had issues, ...

Interesting stuff indeed, thanks for posting.

I have never lost an opportunity because of a bolt coming open, but I have had numerous occasions where the bolt coming open caused issues. On a horseback elk hunt, the scabbard for the rifle secured ...

That is great, too bad no pictures.

tcknight, I doubt the bolt will be milled for the locking safety if you bought it new in 2000. I believe the receiver is though. If you remove the bolt and look at the right side of sear assembly ...

tcknight, what vintage of 700 do you have ? If the bolt is milled for the bolt locking safety, a simple swap with an older safety will do the trick. I will try to post pics when I modify my 1997 vin ...