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I have not had a problem since I started including using "butches bore shine" along with using "wipeout". I find wipeout is great for copper but can't quite do the job for removing carbon. So far RL-10X has been the most accurate with both the light and heavy bullets with benchma...

Had this problem back in July. Here is the post that fixed it for me.
http://www.204ruger.com/forum/viewtopic ... +in#p41916

Ran into the same problem (not quite as bad) with both of my 204's back in Nov of 07.
I burn mostly RL-10X and had a "carbon problem"
http://www.204ruger.com/forum/viewtopic ... 720#p33720

The three legged Bog Pod has become one of my favorites
http://www.boggear.com/rld_shooting_sticks.html

I also just recently picked up a camoed Tikka lite with the stainless barrel in a 243. So far it shoots the factory stuff really well. Perfect weight and nice trigger. I can't wait until I find one of these in a 204.

FYI - don't know if this is an offshoot from a thread on PredatorMasters...where a couple of know it all Aiceholeos (including a member or two from here - BCB ring a bell??) tried to take it out on me.....read for yourself. http://www.predatormastersforums.com/ubbthreads/showflat.php?Cat=0&Numb...

Medic: We call that "teaching Skippy to jump"...... :lol: It's a real hoot to give him flying lessons, sometimes in many different directions at once. Watching "skippy" get shredded through the scope is a an absolute "hoot" Here is an example of what you can see throug...

Welcome aboard. That 204 will definitely make some long distance "turtle soup".

Thanks for the info guys. It does make more sense to use the mid-weight stuff for the better B.C.'s. for those loooong distance shots. It's to bad they don't make the varmint grenades with a ballistic tip to improve the B.C. on them. And by the way, welcome to the site Lenard. The guys here truly ha...

I was going to ask this question on the "243 for deer loads" thread, but didn't want to steal the thread. I've recently purchased a camoed Tikka lite (stainless) in a 243. I wanted it in a 204 but wasn't available. I've never owned a 243 before and figured I just had to have one. I don't n...

nice looking unit. I wonder how heavy they are. Would be nice to hear some range reports on it.

I don't save any money. I just shoot a heck of alot more without feeling guilty about it.

Nice shootin. Nothing like watching that "puff of feathers" through the scope.

Thanks for all of the replies guys. I never did look at the Forester. I like the idea that I can neck turn with the unit as well. With the "hand crank" jobs, how many pieces of brass can you do before the hands and fingers get "fatigued"?

I am at the point where I have to start "trimming" my brass. I've checked a bit on the internet, but am unsure as what to get. I looked at the RCBS at wholesale but from I can see you can't do the 20 cal with it. I would prefer an electric as I have about 2000 + pieces to do. I would need ...