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New guy from Washington State
welcome from eastern kentucky- andrewsben
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- Forum: New Member Introduction
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New forum member from "upper east" TN
Welcome from eastern kentucky. I've had several savage 6BRs and have had great luck with all of them. Only reason I got rid of the first couple I had was finding a couple of the model 12 palma takeoff stocks to do savage precision target action builds with aftermarket 6BR barrels. Want to say I...- andrewsben
- Post #2
- Forum: New Member Introduction
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New guy from Colorado
Welcome from eastern kentucky- andrewsben
- Post #2
- Forum: New Member Introduction
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New guy...looking to learn
Welcome from eastern kentucky- andrewsben
- Post #5
- Forum: New Member Introduction
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New guy, from the great state of Alaska!
Welcome from eastern kentucky- andrewsben
- Post #6
- Forum: New Member Introduction
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New Shooter from New Hampshire
Welcome from eastern kentucky- andrewsben
- Post #8
- Forum: New Member Introduction
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Firearms Looking for 6 creedmoor
Walking the baby to sleep at the moment. Will get it out and send some pics and details once I get free in a bit- andrewsben
- Post #11
- Forum: Buy - Sell - Trade
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Firearms Looking for 6 creedmoor
I have a 6mm cm with x-caliber barrel and nucleus action I build for my son but he never has shot. I put maybe 20 rounds through it at a local match, and it did really well for shooting factory ammo and the first rounds out of it. If you'd be interested I can get the build sheet out and price it.- andrewsben
- Post #8
- Forum: Buy - Sell - Trade
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New guy from Cental Pa.
Welcome from eastern kentucky- andrewsben
- Post #3
- Forum: New Member Introduction
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Hi from Los Angeles
Welcome from eastern kentucky- andrewsben
- Post #20
- Forum: New Member Introduction
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New old guy from Arkansas
welcome from eastern kentucky- andrewsben
- Post #9
- Forum: New Member Introduction
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Bighorn origin/ hunting custom rifle
Yeah, it can bind when all the way back and force is put on it in specific ways but after a little bit of time cycling it neither I nor my son have had any issues with quickly getting a second shot off if needed on any of the origins I have/have had. As for the barrel nut vs shouldered, I did...- andrewsben
- Post #18
- Forum: Bolt Action Rifles
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Bighorn origin/ hunting custom rifle
Yeah you aren't going wrong there. And the components you are looking at should work well for you. My biggest hurdle was the stock, but was building for a 10 year old where weight, and adjustablity, was my major concern.- andrewsben
- Post #14
- Forum: Bolt Action Rifles
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Bighorn origin/ hunting custom rifle
I started as a savage fanatic, still have a bunch of them, but sold off all my extra savage actions, and some completed rifles I wanted to redo with custom actions, to fund higher end builds when I realized I needed yet another safe if I put together or buy anything else. But after shooting my...- andrewsben
- Post #12
- Forum: Bolt Action Rifles
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Bighorn origin/ hunting custom rifle
I went this route because I had a couple origins on hand and got a smoking deal on the barrel. Had all the gauges and whatnot to throw together in an evening. If I was planning something out, instead of just throwing something together after realizing hunting season was coming up and all my...- andrewsben
- Post #10
- Forum: Bolt Action Rifles
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Bighorn origin/ hunting custom rifle
I built my son a shorty 6.5 cm hunting rifle off a origin, with 16.5" carbon barrel, think a trigger tech special (maybe diamond), in a grayboe ridgeback stock. He was 10 the first year using it and it worked well for him and should be able to adjust as he grows. The origin is a solid action in...- andrewsben
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- Forum: Bolt Action Rifles
