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  1. Guns&WhiteWater

    A cross over rifle seemed like a good idea

    Yeah it’s definitely a study of compromises. I’m gonna throw a bit longer steel barrel on it to bump the weight up a few pounds for range use and save the CF barrel for hunting. Should come in around 14 lbs with a heavier barrel.
  2. Guns&WhiteWater

    A cross over rifle seemed like a good idea

    6.5x47 with a 20” Bart CF, around 12 pounds with can.
  3. Guns&WhiteWater

    A cross over rifle seemed like a good idea

    Until I built one and used it extensively. Not sure why the thought of “if I only had only one rifle” came into my head. Who has only one rifle? It’s so optic dependent anyway. So now it’s a full on lightweight precision rifle. Compromising sucks.
  4. Guns&WhiteWater

    Suppressors TBAC Magnus

    Personally I would use the louder/recoil optimized of the two for range use and comps (S RR), and the quieter one (full size Magnus, non-RR) for hunting.
  5. Guns&WhiteWater

    Awesome suppressor muzzle brake front end attachment by Recoilx

    It is definitely louder on my TiXC than my gen 1 U7. Not sure how much quieter the Nomad L is than the TiXC though.
  6. Guns&WhiteWater

    My Distressed Terminus Zeus Build is a GO !

    That’s going to be my next action (CDG). I got hands on one a few weeks ago for the first time and it was the smoothest running action I have ever cycled. I love my TL3 and 737, but wow.
  7. Guns&WhiteWater

    Favorite Trainer Round

    $289 all in, including shipping. Hard to beat for live fire training. Also a gateway cartridge for non-shooters.
  8. Guns&WhiteWater

    My Distressed Terminus Zeus Build is a GO !

    Saw a Matterhorn in person for the first time a few weekends ago. Was very impressed. Something about that dark gray and walnut blend. Seemed like less tool and more art. Was thinking of doing something similar but going with a 6 BR variant. Interested to see what performance you get out of...
  9. Guns&WhiteWater

    Favorite Trainer Round

    Agree with @Lightning8, its nice to just throw charges quickly with a 223 using quality bullets costing nearly half the price. I shoot so much more now because of this.
  10. Guns&WhiteWater

    Vortex RazorHD Gen III 6-36x56 vs NF ATACR 7-35x56

    Highly recommend the Area 419 mount over rings, but if you go with rings, can’t go wrong with Seekins. They are the best value in quality rings I feel.
  11. Guns&WhiteWater

    .223 - 5.56

    Starline 5.56 brass, 26.0 StaBALL Match, Rem 7 1/2, and 80 ELDM’s have been very accurate in my 18” Bartlein. 2.500 OAL. Going just over 2800, it has worked well out to 860 yards so far. 2800-2850 should be easy for you with a 20” barrel.
  12. Guns&WhiteWater

    Awesome suppressor muzzle brake front end attachment by Recoilx

    So when I tighten my jam nut, I still torque on the brake itself to get it really tight. Much easier to grasp. Hasn’t loosened yet. Agree that wrench flats would be nice a touch.
  13. Guns&WhiteWater

    Precision Rifle Gear MDT ACC Elite Full Length Bridge EOI

    Arrived today. Thanks @Hennig for making these. Got the colors all figured out now, haha. I still get excited when building a new rifle.
  14. Guns&WhiteWater

    Awesome suppressor muzzle brake front end attachment by Recoilx

    I haven’t had that issue but I am using a Precision Underground cover.
  15. Guns&WhiteWater

    16-18 inch shorty rifles

    200+ grainers for subs is optimal. But if you want gallery rounds, load up some 125’s with a small amount of Titegroup.
  16. Guns&WhiteWater

    I Spy New Baby Razor G3 4-24

    They’re prolly commies
  17. Guns&WhiteWater

    I Spy New Baby Razor G3 4-24

    Awesome if it comes in around or under two pounds. What’s the going rate to cerakote a scope? Asking for a friend.
  18. Guns&WhiteWater

    .223 - 5.56

    Just finished up an old jug of powder for my 223 bolt gun that I bought years ago and then put away and didn’t use for a long time after I sold my last AR. Was shocked to see what I paid for it. Primers were around 2 or 3 cents each at the time if I remember correctly.