My First Build (6.5CM)

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Hello all,

Been a member for a while but I really don’t post as I just read and use the search function to answer most of my questions. Based on various threads here I decided to have Mark Gordon build me a 6.5 CM. I finally got to pick it up today so I decided to post some pictures.

I have been on the fence for glass with either the S&B MSR or Steiner MSR. Decide today to go with the Steiner as I just found they are 10% off which adds up to some good savings.

Enjoy the pictures. Only took three times to figure out how to post full size pics. LOL

Specs;

SAC Alpha 11 action with 20 MOA base with fluted bolt
Lower Bolt Clearance Modification
Bartlein Med Palma 1-8" twist finished at 27", Fluted
Huber Concept trigger
Ashbury Mod O stock
Atlas Bi-Pod
Seekins 34mm Rings
Scope: Steiner 5x-25x MSR (waiting for this)

Now I need to find a place to get it sighted in before the NHRPC match next month.

Greg

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Re: My First Build (6.5CM)

really small pics but i have say i love this line

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Quote:</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Been a member for a while but I really don’t post as I just read and use the search function to answer most of my questions.</div></div>

you sir are my hero, lol

post some bigger pics the rifle sounds bad ass.
 
Re: My First Build (6.5CM)

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Pointblanktx</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Very nice...havnt seen to many of those stocks around and I dont know why. They look good! </div></div>

That's because the Mod 0 is $1,650 give or take. They're nice, but they aren't THAT nice in my opinion...but your mileage may very well vary. If that's what you really want, and you have the money then by all means, they are great chassis's.
 
Re: My First Build (6.5CM)

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Greg44</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Using the bathroom scale it weighs 14.2 lbs. </div></div>

That's not too bad, I was thinking closer to 16 but it's still a pretty good chuck of steel.

Congrats again on your first build, she is a beauty!

Jeremy45