We do wildlife art, landscape scenes, and taxidermy.

More importantly, anything on your walls should be what you like, not what someone says you should like.

TexPatriot said:

Everytime I see an oily, shiny forehead like that I think terminal ballistic test.

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FIFY.

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Schw15 said:

I ended up buying a new bigger brake and honestly the area 419 brake really holds its own and the ease of leveling is unmatched don't think I will go away from them. I will prolly give the other brake another chance later on but right now area 419 seems to be amazing I guess I shouldn't try to fix something that isn't broken haha

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IIRC some people were having issues with them coming loose so just keep an eye on that.

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Why does a fucking truck driver have a work visa? That is not how visa's are supposed to work!!

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ut755ln said:

Where?

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Most of the time we shoot at CCC in Navasota. We usually go Sunday mornings.

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very cool

What percentage of hunting vs prone style target shooting are you going to do? Are you comfortable handling a 15ish pound rifle? I only ask because AI's are hard to make "light". I know that term is subject to varying opinions, but it's a real consideration for some. If you don't like lugging heavy shit around I'd go Zeus with whatever flavor cf barrel you want in a nice stock and call it a day.

Hopefully your government doesn’t add a 25% tariff on your magazines.

They show as in stock on the Canadian site.

Messed with one a little bit. What barrel, length, and twist?

Gotta be careful if a fast twist barrel,especially if it's rough and you go too fast for the jacketed bullet working down loads.

Bare muzzle, no suppressor until you get things dialed in a bit with a chronograph.

I have a couple of Centurians, Foundation now some lighter versions for hunters, the Centurian is a good choice, My Zues is in a Samson (way heavy). AI rifles do retain a huge amount of value, but the PX is full of Custom rifle parts as well as complete rifles that are about 70 percent of new. the advantage of the AI is you have proven system that is bombproof, I haven't had any issue with my customs.

I just ordered a 22 Creed pre-fit for my new Seekins PH3. Can't wait to see what it will do.

Curious if anyone has experience on the newest Ruger Precision Rifle models, mainly the 24" 6.5cm?

@Dirty D

Given the mounting issues, would it be better to get a Gen1 over a Gen2 (assuming you could find one)?

What do you plan on doing with the rifle? Just shoot prone out to distance? Get the AI for all the reasons @MK20 listed above.

I don't now what part shortages people are talking about. Unless you are a left hand user and need the left handed bolts. Having 2 different AI platforms, I have never found finding parts was that much of a challenge. I got all new plastic on my MC, 3 bolts, handguards, and multiple barrels for it. The AW has never needed any parts and I'm over 10k rounds through the action and on it's 4th barrel. There isn't that many part for the whole rifle that ever needs to be replaced. Yeah, it's not going to be 700 parts commonality, but I wouldn't say finding parts is that hard.

If the OP wants to check out some AI rifles, there are quite a few of use in the Houston area and we have most if not all the AI flavors.... cept for the 50.