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NEMO Omen Match 3.0... .300 Win mag. Still breaking it in but shows promise.
Alpha Mike Foxtrot
GW1, Gothic Serpent, GWOT...somewhere in the Magic Kingdom
Remember Vietnam Veterans Day...03/29/2018...Thank you for your service and sacrifice.
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I have 2 F&D rifles. A 6.5 CM and 338 LM. They are both great shooters and no issue with either as far as operation etc. Great company to deal with! I put 3 shots in a Dime at 200 yards with the 6.5 and have the target to prove it. It amazed even me! I know EuroOptic has a couple for sale at their site. In fact, they have a 260 right now.I am searching and researching the .260 gas guns for purchase. This is a great thread for me, thanks again.
I recently saw a F&D and most of the reviews have been very positive except for a long wait time. I have not heard it mentioned here nor have I ever seen a used one for sale.
Has anyone here had any experience with one? If so, whaddaya think??
Thanks,
Steve
Beautiful!One I haven't seen mentioned here is the APF 6.5 Creed Target. I have this same rifle in a 6 Creed and it's an absolute dream, this rifle is truly hard to beat for the money!
http://www.apfarmory.com/6-5-creedmoor-target/
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These are awesome but I’d imagine it’s easy to get carried away and run that barrel a little hot. Possibly ruin it.
Yep, very expensive to shoot! LOLThanks Jeff,
I think that is where I saw it, will have to go back and look. Thinking they must not be bad, people wait a long time for them and never have seen one used for sale. They are also not far for me if there was ever a reason to go to the manufacturer.
Thanks for the review.
Man 338! I saw that on their website. Made me rethink the 260. I have the room to go beyond 1200 and will Saturday. My 260 and 300wm is not having any trouble hitting the center of a silhouette so far. Learning wind is the new learning curve! Sure would be fun to have the 338.. I have never reloaded for the 338, is it like the 50bmg where it is exponentially more expensive to shoot?
Thanks,
Steve
One I haven't seen mentioned here is the APF 6.5 Creed Target. I have this same rifle in a 6 Creed and it's an absolute dream, this rifle is truly hard to beat for the money!
http://www.apfarmory.com/6-5-creedmoor-target/
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get the JP Armageddon Trigger, Captured Buffer, thermal dissipator and LMOS Bolt.Rudy - thanks for that dissertation on the physics of semi-autos. It's very helpful in understanding the practical aspects of shooting an SA accurately. Where do you do your instructing?
Given the large number of favorable comments on the JP LRP-07, as well as some very positive reviews, I've been looking at their website. Lordy be, the number of various options available are overwhelming - almost like building a custom. So another question to the LPR-07 owners - just which of the available options have you found to be the most valuable to have?
Thanks again for your input--
Dave
Have JP and Knights, either one will put a smile on my face ?
any thoughts on the newly releasing FNH SCAR 20S?
I’ve been debating on whether or not to buy this rifle for a while now, there’s just not a lot of information out their on it. I had the RRA 6.5 ordered, but came across the APF. I’m leaning towards it just so I don’t have to be fumbling back and forth between DPMS mags and the FAL mags the RRA would take. I’ve talked to the owners of the company and they seem like they’ve got it together. From what little I’ve seen, shooters are reporting 3/4” MOA with factory ammo. What types of groups are you getting? Does it seem like a quality built rifle? Any insight would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
I'll second that. My POF 308 edge has performed exceptionally.My two POF rifles are about .5 moa, and have never failed in any way. Also, as they are piston rifles, they stay much, much cleaner than DI rifles.