ryutzy;
If ya really want to see the feathers fly; try hitting the starlings with your 204 and 32 gr vmax------- kinda just vaporizes them!!!!!

OK, I know that I flush with lighter fluid as per instrustions. I guess that I could have gotten a little bit of dirt in it. When I first started using the Jewell, I would flush; then blow dry with "canned air" that you use for dusting computer keyboards; but the last year or so had just b...

Does any one here have any experience with the Jewell Trigger for Remmy 700-- with safety? A couple of days ago, I was out shooting, and after firing a round, jacking in a new shell--getting a new target-- squeeze trigger and NOTHING! It was like the safety was engaged. I worked the bolt and tried a...

Beth;
I may have led your hubby astray when he asked if he should get a 223 or 22-250 for prairie dogs, and I replied 204!! But I am a long way from the godfather of the 204!! But thanks for the high position you put me in, even tho I don't deserve it.
Don

Welcome, Tim Another pervert, I mean convert!!!! Soon, all you young guys' wives are going to start hating me. But very soon-- another couple of weeks and the PD pups will be up; and I will be on vacation, again!!!!! Then we can all go out and have some good days busting PD's. Bring plenty of ammo. ...

Hi, everyone. I have been lurking about here for some time, then joined a little over a month ago. I am not new to the 204 or other high speed varmint rifles though. I have been shooting the 204 for about 5 years now. I am 65 years old, and have been into shooting and reloading since I was a teenage...

Hi; everyone. I have been lurking about here for a couple of years, but just joined. Have been shooting the fantastic 204 for several years now. I have a remmy 700 VLSS topped with a Millett varmint 4-16 X 56 mil-dot w/ 30 mm tube. Jewell trigger. GREAT SHOOTER. However, I have heard some scuttlebut...