Anyone have a link? Tried all kinds of searches for CRT with no luck.

I have seen reference to the “CRT” bullets, but find no info on them. Are they still available?

I was wondering what folks were using. Even open to what to stay away from. It’s a fair chunk of money to throw at something that has little if anything to do with accuracy. I ended up going with a Griffin Paladin 300. Rated for 22RF through 300WM. After using a 5.56 and a 30 suppressor on the same ...

Looking for input on suppressors.
TIA
Jeff

The AI shoulder to limit case growth is the main point. Case capacity gains are pretty moot point, unless a real radical change is made. I have tossed around the idea of a “different” 20. Use 223 Lapua brass, push the shoulder back to lengthen the neck a bit, then what ever sharp shoulder degree you...

I was using CFE223, then I tried some 10X. Good accuracy and speed from both, the 10X edged out the CFE223 though. This was with Vmax bullets. I happened into some Nosler 40’s, honestly I just don’t get the accuracy out of them I like.

I am a Choate fan for prairie dog work. You didn’t mention what your use would be. There are several differ t designs and styles for the savage. I have three different ones. The two I prefer both have a full stock rather than a skeleton. I fill the butt and the grip with #9 shot. I added lead up fro...

Trigger Tech, ya get what ya pay for.

I shot 40’s from the time I first played with a 204 because that is where everyone pointed me. A couple of years ago I ran across a deal on loaded ammo, 32 and 34 grain. Just to cheap to pass up. Out to close to 300 they out perform the 40’s, at least in my two rifles. I had looked around at heavies...

That’s a fair chunk of change. I don’t think I have that in a rebarreled bolt gun.

Bill, I got a three groove 1-8” twist for the 22Nosler. It is shooting as good as a CBI barrel in 6BR. Cleans up easily too. This was for the Howa Mini, so I got their nut, it is a cleaner look than some others I have seen. Buddy bought one in 22BR Norma. It cleans easy too. It is shooting as good a...

I have three minis. One in an Oryx chassis, one in a Boyd’s pro varmint with magazine bottom metal and one in a B&C stock with flush bottom metal. I like them all with the provarmint 222 being a favorite. The B&C rig is a 6.5 Grendel and is a lite, short handy rig. The Oryx chassis, this too...

CFE223 or 10x

6TCU, 1-8” twist 70 grain TNT running 2900 and change.

I thought the Valkyrie case was larger than the 223 family? I would push you towards a 222 if you don’t have one in your stable. I picked up one on a Howa mini last year. I had to see what all the “magic” was about. Out of the factory stock and into a chassis. Well it is easy to work with a shoots b...