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They don't look much different from short actions in other calibers.
Unfortunately, I am without classy patio furniture, but here's my LRI .260 build. I just did the scope painting with spray paint. I'm not sure if I'm sold on the color.
Unfortunately, I am without classy patio furniture, but here's my LRI .260 build. I just did the scope painting with spray paint. I'm not sure if I'm sold on the color.
Somewhere around 8.5-9lbs. It's right around 12 as pictured (empty). I say "around" because I don't exactly trust my bathroom scale to the .1 of a pound.
Rem-varmint contour barrel cut at 22". LongRifles Inc. did the fluting; 7 flutes, ~.060" deep, and about 16" long. MCS-T stock, PTG bottom metal.
What bullet are you using? And what velocity are you getting out of the 22" barrel?
140 grain Hornady Amax. From back-solving real-world data (400-1200yd) to ballistic solvers, somewhere in the 2715-2750fps range with 42.3gr of H4350 in Remington cases and CCI 200 primers. 2.800" COAL. I ran up to 43.5 grains of H4350 without pressure signs, but want to maximize barrel life and kept it mild. That load is 1/2 MOA vertical or better at every range I've shot past 200yd. (3/4ish at 100yd).
It's from XLR Industries. It's for their chassis system. I also bought some round, threaded standoffs (from Zoro tools if I remember correct) ... Cut them to length to use as spacers thru the stock. Works pretty well, but I'm not sure that I wouldn't use something similar to a carriage bolt with a thumb type nut on the opposite side if I had to do it over again. You need two Allen wrenches to remove it this way (It gets aggravating if you clean a lot & have to remove it often, otherwise your probably fine).
Somewhere around 8.5-9lbs. It's right around 12 as pictured (empty). I say "around" because I don't exactly trust my bathroom scale to the .1 of a pound.
Rem-varmint contour barrel cut at 22". LongRifles Inc. did the fluting; 7 flutes, ~.060" deep, and about 16" long. MCS-T stock, PTG bottom metal.
Just looking to see some custom .260 Remington's! Thanks guys !