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@@RandomThingReviews you’ll like it.

@@mikethoraval2850 thanks Mate.

@@johnsmith-lx9lw might just do that, but the old eyesight is not what it once was…

@@ronl384 I was able to get it done without undoing those screws. I was a bit harder to get things in properly, but it worked, which made me happy.

@@charltonlwalker it may take a while…

@@2clicksup910 question. I did the modification where you remove coils from the factory spring to lighten the pull weight. I reinstalled everything exactly like your videos and others. Now I almost completely lost my first stage. It’s a very small first stage followed by a rather stiff 2nd stage that breaks without any travel. Any idea what I may have done wrong where I have very little first stage?

@ maybe adjustment/s on the screw at the front and/or rear of the trigger group. And make sure everything is back properly and sitting as and where it should be. Sounds like CD a bit of trial and error will sort that out.

@@charltonlwalker I did the same mod removing 1 & 1/3rd coils & loosened the adjustment screw to try to lighten it a bit more & it worked fine for about 40 rounds but for some reason it lost the adjustment & got really shitty like you mentioned ….i tightened to adjustment screw back up to make the pull heavier & all is good now 🤷🏽‍♂️ try tightening the screw & hopefully it works …I have 3 Howa’s & the triggers are awesome as long as they hold the adjustment .

@@pooholeinya thanks Mate. Appreciate the support.

@@oraziobennardo there’s a good chance that some of those fliers are me. That rifle has always shot the 55 grain Hornady V-Max extremely accurately as long as I did my bit.

@@johna.a.9829 thanks for the detailed critique.

Thanks for the dickhead observation

@@paulh71 the caliber is enjoying something of a resurgence of recent times, yet none of the big manufacturers want to pick it up. There’s still ammo and reloading components available; we just need the rifles.

@@juils65 I’m actually testing some Vihtavouri powder with some 150 grainers soon. I inadvertently loaded with small rifle primers, so I loaded same loads with small magnum primers to see if there’s any appreciable difference. Also testing subsonics with the Vihtavouri and the 2207. Only using the small primers to make sure they stay subsonic. Should make for a couple of interesting videos. And the 150’s seem to hit harder in the supersonic loads.

@@Leopard_8119 I go over the screws a couple of times, then let it all sit and settle for 15-20 minutes. Then I do them all again. Never had anything come loose.

Standard 22 inch Sporter profile.

@@harrisonwollermann3410 found the supplier on eBay.

@@MrSardine23 cheers Mate

@@BLKSMShooting there are a few primers about, but you have to jump on them when they are, because they may not be there next week.

@@Rickhem1 cheers Mate

We use the Atomics on the farm regularly mate, and they don't copper foul at all. Unreal performance, and aussie made.

@@bigtrev761 I’m shooting a couple of 308’s that do the business just nicely, as well as a 30-06 that is also quite well-trained. A 300 Win Mag is too much for most things in SEQ, but I just wanted a “big” gun. Might be useful if I head way North or to try and bowl something over in the next postcode.

@@bradgaffneyfishing6299 no problems Mate. Appreciate the feedback and support. Glad you got something out of it. Cheers.

@@shanegibb997 these will stabilise in a 1:8 twist, but the 22-250, which is normally 1:14 will not stabilise them. Those 55 grain Roo Bombs look a good thing too, but they’re out of stock. I’m looking forward to the 30 cal projectiles. They’re a work in progress, but they are definitely on the horizon.

@@2clicksup910 l was hoping they had something in the 65/70g for the 243 .. Yes I would have bought some of those 55g roo bombs if they were in stock ..

@@shanegibb997 I believe there are 80’s for the 243, but I’m not sure of current stock levels. I’m going to give the 106’s a crack in the 243; see how they go.

@@2clicksup910 that will be interesting , can't wait to see how they go..

As far as I’m aware, all the REXEM products are sold in 100-piece packs, but get confirmation of that via the website. I went with a COAL (overall length) of 59mm, but that just touched both ends of the internal box magazine in the HOWA, which created minor feeding issues. Knocked them down to 57.60mm, and that seems to work nicely. As I’m loading ammo for hunting only, I don’t really worry about jump to the kans, etc.; I like to make it fir in the magazine, feed, fir in the rifle, go bang then come out all without issues.

@@2clicksup910 Cheers for that, for some reason they don’t have qty on the website, even when you add to cart. Seems like great projectiles, price is not bad at all. I have a Howa mini myself, keen to try heavier pills through them, will give these a go. Keep up the content!

@@stiltnerjamie it did shoot, but it did not set the world on fire. But, as you say, it’s the cheapest, and you can get it, which is a good thing. The brass reloads well, and it is the cheapest brass around (when you can get it). Maybe I could have persevered a bit; who knows.

@@paullavallee1631 I would chase up an importer/distributor in your area. Then maybe chase a retailer. Maybe you can find an online supplier. Either way, where I am (Australia), these things, like most parts in general, can be a little bit hard to come by.

@@2clicksup910 Its the same in Canada, even reached out to Zastava themselves, no luck, asking for a friend who has no computer, I use a Browning Micro Medallion in 22 hornet, great caliber

@@duranbailiff5337 Cheers Mate. Thanks for that. We all come across that “one” you just can’t let pass. Mine was a pristine Weatherby Mark V in 22-250 that had fired about 70 rounds. I use the thing, and it is ridiculous accurate. I actually shot the thing today. Stacking holes on top of holes. Hope you enjoy the videos.

@@jerrymandarren thanks Mate. Really appreciate the support…