Accuracy International Picture Thread
- By SRPowah
- Bolt Action Rifles
- 23491 Replies
We aren't! We are posting 25 yard 308 groups!This is Snipers Hide. Why are we posting 100 yard 308 groups ?
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We aren't! We are posting 25 yard 308 groups!This is Snipers Hide. Why are we posting 100 yard 308 groups ?
I guess depending the price difference, and your specific requirements. In the past I've paid quite a difference to get specifically what I wanted because of the whole "thats not my favorite piece but that's the piece that should belong on that specific rifle." type of thing. That Hensoldt's glass is really nice, but only you can decide if it's 3000 Euros nicer.Hey guys,
I coul get a Hensoldt 3,5-26x56 for my Sako M10. I have a mint S&B PMII 5-25x56 sitting here with a p4fl reticle, LT, MTC.
My question is, is the Hensoldt still cream of the crop or is it outdated. I noticed polish units using it on their M10. The price is significantly higher compared to a S&B.
Any real world experience on these two scopes? Or general comparison between the Hensoldt and the PMII's.
First class rifle deserves first class scope, however, im not sure if its worth 6000 Euros...
Best regards
Daniel
I'm definitely doing legit 10 round mags. In states that require them, the mandate is that they not be capable of being altered.Legit 10 round (short height, not tall height+blocked).
People that need them don't have a choice.
Yes he will. I love mine. Even though my Theos is still my favorite scope (for under 5 grand) I gotta say the DNT's turrets are a tad better especially in the cold when the grease congeals and the clicks kinda get mushy; the DNT does not do that.The price of the DNT The One 7-35's went up in price last week. Call me, 516-217-1000, I'll take care of you
Doug
Ahhhhh. Did not catch that. Thank you!1 vs the letter l
We used those in CAG. They're legit.Tested by who? Doesn’t matter because it’s trusted by elite military forces.
Correct.@smcfarland I'm assuming that's a cow you ranged at 734 meters in that one video? That appears to be really solid resolution at that range
Correct. I posted that without drinking any coffee this morning.Not that I disagree, but thats a coyote.
Yes, .335, Lapua brass and Berger 245.Some great info thanks for sharing. What size bushing are you using? 335?
I’m using Lapua brass and Berger 245’s.
Many rave at that strike, I view it as their 12/7/1942, and like us they will step up their game,...
I would prefer to surround their filthy stinking mosques when the war starts then play the Degüello.They want Jihad? We can easily respond with "Garry Owens" and "Bully Boys". The latter was deployed by us from 1842 to 1876 with almost no ROE and absolutely obliterated some of the most vicious nomadic chieftains who wanted to start their own Mongol Empire stretching from our Great Plains into the Southwest and central Mexico. Those who were left after the cannon and rifle smoke cleared BEGGED to smoke the peace pipe with the United States government and the state governments of Texas and Arizona.
There are more than a few of us ready for Round 2. As long as those left wing irritations in our own system who harbor and enable these aggressors are neutered and kept out of positions of legislature, the results would be no different than the first round.
I have a .458 Win Mag and use 420 grain paper jacketed soft lead bullets in them. They are being driven at 1820 FPS with ZERO leading in the barrel. Watermelons are vaporized..45-70 full loads are going to be overkill on these mofos and waste powder. Maybe I should keep a batch of half charges with the rest of the case filled with oatmeal. For reenactment use, the slugs can just be pulled and the cases crimped, and you can run em' all day through '73 Trapdoors, even the original ones, without worrying about hurting any action parts...
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