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Good lord, you could just impale the target with that thing. Precision jousting….
Shoot huh? Says the action with zero brass marks.
See @Huskydriver it ‘twas a sticker.
Ladies and gentlemen of the non-R700 Jury, I’d ask that you please remember back to post # 21,819 where a sticker, that’s clear as Burt’s R700 in an AICS, is believed to be “glare” by this Jeep-owning lint licker! ::dramatic turn and point as jury gasps::
Undecided, my buddy loaned me the ATACR to replace the Steiner. Thinking I’ll switch to a ATACR 7-35 or ZCO.
Looks like they'll make a cold brake for whatever can you want. Do you know if you can specify pure recoil reduction or muzzle rise compensation or other custom features?Yea man I'm excited to test it on a 300nm imp in a few weeks. The normal short action chamberings its kinda the best of both worlds. Will be interesting to see if it holds that balance with chamberings with 80+ grains of powder.
Recoil X
I run the same on my AI’s
Maybe he could make a straight end cap for the TBAC RR series
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Get the 7-35x
When you want the best in Japanese glass get the the better warranty and image quality and go vortex gen3 razor.....
How do you like the pmii 5-25 with dtii+ and msr2? I'm looking at that vs used zco 527 10 mil turrets and mpct1x eventually.
I used to hand load 168 AMAX. Had a box I couldn’t get the seating depth consistent on. Turned out the bullets base to ogive varied .017” in a single box of 100. Looked like they came of two machines. The box was replaced but the box of smk I tested at the same time had a variation of .003”. Haven’t shot a 168 Amax since
I'll have to try it. The stats look good, but how is the consistency measured on a chronograph?
I'll have to try it. The stats look good but how is the consistency measured on a chronograph?
I plan to check out the T308T using my new XERO. The other one is designed for barrier penetration. It can penetrate windows and not alter its trajectory. It is not what I would use for demonstrating precision.
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