Maggie’s THE "NOM NOM NOM" THREAD
- By Snuby642
- The Bear Pit
- 4555 Replies
That's very similar to a mufalata.
Now I'm starving.
Now I'm starving.
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It's YouTube. Pictures and stuff.Do I have too? It don’t sound like its gonna be fun. More like reading the (No so) affordable care act.
Only charged with one count of aggravated battery. I guess they forgot about leaving the scene, hit and run and several other charges.
Rob, it really is a good product. I have used it with nylon brushes and also bronze brushes. Not overbore sized, I use correct size brushes. You get it clean faster with a bronze brush and I’ve seen no ill effects (I clean every 200-300 rounds). But it may be a more conservative approach to use nylon. It seems to be a mild abrasive. It strips copper and fouling. It’s a 2 part system with thorro flush. I’ve tried many solvents etc but man I really like this stuff. I do use a bore scope so as to not overdo it, so far so good.And push an abrasive that much harder into the bore and where I am more concerned the muzzle area.
A 1000+ rds this year? FYI, 6.5prc is pretty much same case capacity as a 6.5-284. Those used in f class generally get set back at 800rds and then replaced at 1200ish rds. At least you won't have to deal with the barrel much over a yr, lol.It will be used very seldom for hunting, ill be using it in Eastern Oregon about once every 2 years for hunting, but the majority of my hunting is blacktails which i use my short barrel 6.5 creedmoor for, and 7prc for elk.
i plan on putting 1k+ rounds through it this year alone target shooting. Which is still fine, as I always bring my cleaning equip when im out shooting all day anyways. I was more concerned about there being an issue with the barrel that may get worse over time until its either not grouping or becoming dangerous. Its my first quality barrel so im not sure how they are supposed to behave.
So far i have 40 rounds of factory ammo through it after a cleaning and still no pressure/velocity increase. Im going to put another box through it today just to be certain, but this is starting to indicate a problem with my handloading
Thought Frank banned you?MSRP is 9500, Retails for 4000 but street price is going to be 2k.
Sounds about rightMSRP is 9500, Retails for 4000 but street price is going to be 2k.
I said pretty much exactly same thing 7 or 8 posts up. It's annoying, but if it shoots good and is truly a hunting rifle, I'd just let it bump.To put things into perspective here. This is a 6.5 PRC and a hunting rifle. If you are going through 20rnds when hunting, you are doing something wrong. If it's shooting up to 5 rounds just fine after a few fouling shots on a clean barrel, then I don't see there is a problem. What is the most reasonable number of shots on game in one encounter, 2-3 at the most/worst scenario? Just a thought.
Awesome if it comes in around or under two pounds.
What’s the going rate to cerakote a scope? Asking for a friend.
He's not sorry for what he did. He's sorry that he got caught.
Looking to get a nice spotting scope and new tripod setup. Who are the trusted "go to" guys here on the forum or other websites to get the best deals.
I'm NOT .mil or a first responder, just a normie, if that matters.
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I am, I just don't see a benefit for me. Rifle shoots 3/4 moa to 1 moa 10 round groups, so I just live my life and don't worry about cleaning. I don't know enough to guess which magic solution to run through X times per X rounds for X caliber, so I just have always skipped it and it seems just fine.If you’re being serious, by all means, to each his own. The one thing I’ve concluded when it comes to cleaning rifle barrels is that there is absolutely, positively, NO consensus on 1. How to do it . 2. What to use to do it and 3. How often to do it.