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    TRG appreciation thread - Part III

    https://www.snipershide.com/shooting/threads/sako-trg-trg-s-m995-thread-sticky.6260371/page-9#post-9665013
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    TRG appreciation thread - Part III

    Keep looking for a 42/W3. They are out there. Yes. But if you need to adjust head space when transferring bolt an barrel from M995 to 42, the head space will be off on the M995 action if you want to change back. Would be better to get a new barrel in 7mmRM headspaced to the M995 bolt. (Even...
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    TRG appreciation thread - Part III

    You'll need to control/set head space, but yes.
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    TRG appreciation thread - Part III

    Load data with Lapua brass: Taken from vihtavuori.com a minute ago. 168 gr SMK. I really don't care. Just exercise caution. For you.
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    TRG appreciation thread - Part III

    So you're ~1-2 gr powder over published data? You do you I guess...
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    TRG appreciation thread - Part III

    Enjoy it? If you are "cooking" the rounds, you might be a bit low on powder. And if you tell what the loads are someone might comment.
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    TRG appreciation thread - Part III

    Found this on FB. Absolutely awesome!
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    Can a lead sled reflect the accuracy of my rifle and load?

    1"@100 yds is good enough. Just practise more until you get a feel for when you know if it is you or the rifle. It might take a couple of thousand rounds, but be diligent and precise in your practice and you'll get there sooner. Also. If the barrel is new, it takes about 50 rounds to settle...
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    TRG appreciation thread - Part III

    Rapid fire with a 300 WM gets the barrel hot... 😉
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    TRG appreciation thread - Part III

    Well: 😛
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    TRG42 M995 Aftermarket Bolt

    You are not alone, but I have no further input.
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    M995 Action good for anything?

    Have a look through this: https://www.snipershide.com/shooting/threads/trg-appreciation-thread-part-iii.7137685/ I've built a long range rifle from a M995/TRG-S in a TRG-42 stock/chassis. Some pics in the thread above. It is a TRG-42 action with the top milled of (as previously stated) and as...
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    TRG appreciation thread - Part III

    Then, I would say, it's a regular 8.8.
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    TRG appreciation thread - Part III

    Is there a "head stamp"(?) any kind of markings on the screw head? Also. Standard torque for a 8.8 M6 screw is 10 Nm, ~7.4 foot pounds.
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    TRG appreciation thread - Part III

    I've never seen a 10.9 screw on any of my TRGs. Maybe the A1 is different? Anyway. If the screw broke, I hope you're good to go.
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    TRG appreciation thread - Part III

    Just to add some life to this thread... Latest trip to the range. Zeroing at 100 m and two fast (sub 30 sec) 5 shot groups.
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    TRG appreciation thread - Part III

    Thank you. But times change so it's on my CZ now. The TRG got new clothes: Just had to try.
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    TRG appreciation thread - Part III

    Post #36 in this thread. First page: https://www.snipershide.com/shooting/threads/trg-appreciation-thread-part-iii.7137685/#post-10706623 One other reason to get a KRG folder.
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    30-06 Improved Cartridges

    When I last looked through Nosler's reloading data for the 280AI. 120 gr bullet, so a bit less BC and a bit more energy.
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    30-06 Improved Cartridges

    Forgot? Not "aware" maybe. It is also a cartridge that's more of a wildcat of a wildcat, even though it has been around since -69. It is also a cartridge that falls in the category more powder for it's own sake which is quite inefficient. I digress. Yes. Brass growth is one big factor in me...
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