7PRC vs 7PRCW
- By jbuck88
- Bolt Action Rifles
- 34 Replies
If the 7prcW had factory support id get one over the straight 7PRC. I'm a fan of the "medium" magnums.
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Had one, ot wasn't same ballpark as a tacport pro 2 stage.Well the communication was clear. Possibly not BC official policy. Possibly it is. I contacted them on FB too.
I have also sent a note to the manufacturer to see what’s their position on this.
Else back to TT Diamond.
Nancy Grace has always been and always will be a cunt.i didn't remember it was miller that defended the innocent and wrongly accused players.
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Based on your comments I think the Trigger Tech would fit your expectations/experience level better. It is a sealed unit, not much to do other than mount it and adjust the pull weight. Good unit, but the BnA pro X is a much better trigger in my opinion.Well the communication was clear. Possibly not BC official policy. Possibly it is. I contacted them on FB too.
I have also sent a note to the manufacturer to see what’s their position on this.
Else back to TT Diamond.
Sure are a lot of uke males running around in that video. Shouldn't you and then be running to the front lines to stop the invasion?
Well if high power is the sport then 600 yards with irons. Silhouette rams are at 500, 200 for 22s.I could loop 2 gun competition into it but not like high power or QP/PRS/gas gun match shooting since it doesn't really apply to the question. Basically, you, your rifle, and a target, how far are you shooting typically when you're at the range, in the field, whatever.
I could loop 2 gun competition into it but not like high power or QP/PRS/gas gun match shooting since it doesn't really apply to the question. Basically, you, your rifle, and a target, how far are you shooting typically when you're at the range, in the field, whatever.Regarding iron sights: I assume you talking about plinking and self spotting, aka that you don’t have target pointers? I’m guessing that this isn’t competition.
100 yards is a long poke with the simple irons or a red dot.
I see you but I'm not looking for opinions on zeroing schemes just how far people are typically shooting with their iron sighted or red dot equipped rifle.36 yards for an AR-15 is pretty much a 6" impact zone from muzzle to 300 yards.
Great, how far are you typically shooting those rifles?I do a 50/200 yard zero with my eotechs and other RD's. I do not currently have an AR with iron sights only, but would do a 36 yard zero as indicated above.