Jason McBride

So the rifle's built on a HOA short action.

How a short action.

with a 28-inch heavy varmint barrel.

Jarred 6- to 8-ounce trigger set at 8 ounces, Boyd's Pro Varmint with a custom inletting for the length of pull and cheek riser.

Running the Axis Precision Works Warbird can with a brake, but for load development, I found that the Labradar LX does not like the brake for 223.

On top sits the ZCO you can have at home.

It's the almighty Arkin with the Misfits sticker on it.

We'll forgive you for that.

I guess.

Um, I put an MDT core bottom metal on the MDT metal mags.

I had to trim the bolt stop away because the how it comes with a stupid shortened bolt travel space.

The 14 inch rail is an area four one nine with barricade stop and an MDT ground pod bipod out front.

That was basically as budget as you can go in South Africa.

Uh,

Also, after your comment on my wife, I will not let her listen to any more of those compliment, any more of those compliments, even though she is technically older than me by three months.

Now here is a quick question.

Do you guys find that even though some powders are listed at max, some cartridges perform better at or above max, like .223 and a bolt gun, or is it just a safety issue most of the time?

Thanks for great shows.

You are my go-to podcast these days.

And then he's got a picture of his rifle.