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Im finally going to post my first "Precision Rifle" took me a while to build it.
Thanks. It’s been a labor of love.
Big Horn TL3
LRI 6.5 with ELDx chamber
KRG WKY3 folder Gen 6
JFE Dip
Atlas
Razor 3-18
Spuhr Rings
AAC SDN6 (currently getting rethreaded for Bravo)
So -1 for no Ckye Pod
Changed my trigger to a Diamond from a Special on my GAP PPR 6GT, set to about 10 oz. Took it out to 200 yards and shot this 3 round group (H4350 35 grains, SMK 107), I quit after this.
Insite Arms built 7mm rem mag.
1983 R700LA, Krieger 24” Sendero 1:8.5, McM Htg-Adj, Williams bottom metal, Heathen brake. Leica Amplus 6 3-18X44i
1983 R700LA, Krieger 24” Sendero 1:8.5, McM Htg-Adj, Williams bottom metal, Heathen brake. Leica Amplus 6 3-18X44i
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Sunny day at the range.
Sako TRG22 with extra everything.
Frankenstein chassis with Sako main beam, Vision forearm and KRG W3 rear folder.
The .308 aint dead!!
Got it back from the Smith today!! Can't wait to get out there with it!!
Not as precise as some, but likely precise enough for me, for now.
Presenting Blankie -- what every adult goes for at night when they are scared.
- Howa 1500 HS Precision in .308 Winchester / Product Number HHS63103
- Howa Extended Bolt Knob
- MDT 20 MOA Picatinny Scope Base / Product Number 102189-BLK
- EGW Practical Aluminum Rings 1" Tube 1" High / SKU: 60200
- Mepota MeoPro 3-9x50 with #4 Reticle
- Carolina Shooter's Supply 1/2x28 Tabuk Flash Hider
- Wilderness Langlois Rhodesian Sling / Product ID: WLRS with 10" additional sling length
-Stan
Presenting Blankie -- what every adult goes for at night when they are scared.
- Howa 1500 HS Precision in .308 Winchester / Product Number HHS63103
- Howa Extended Bolt Knob
- MDT 20 MOA Picatinny Scope Base / Product Number 102189-BLK
- EGW Practical Aluminum Rings 1" Tube 1" High / SKU: 60200
- Mepota MeoPro 3-9x50 with #4 Reticle
- Carolina Shooter's Supply 1/2x28 Tabuk Flash Hider
- Wilderness Langlois Rhodesian Sling / Product ID: WLRS with 10" additional sling length
-Stan
Wow, didn't know they were shipping yet....just get it...or, I see you are from Winchester....any contact with @vagqman
I'm in Rockville and know him and believe he got an early pre-prod unit....no?
You’re correct! It’s his pre production chassis he got sent. He let me borrow it for some testing. It does quite well and I think will fit many shooters better with the more vertical gripWow, didn't know they were shipping yet....just get it...or, I see you are from Winchester....any contact with @vagqman
I'm in Rockville and know him and believe he got an early pre-prod unit....no?
I applaud the more vertical grip but wish that they moved the grip front strap closer to the trigger shoe as we did with the MKM grips for the OG JAE like this:
It does still have some things I’d like to see change however for PRS purposes. The taper just in front of the magwell prevents gamer plates from being able to slide back to the balance point perfectly.Wow, didn't know they were shipping yet....just get it...or, I see you are from Winchester....any contact with @vagqman
I'm in Rockville and know him and believe he got an early pre-prod unit....no?
The vertical grip could still be about a 1/2” closer and I feel would fit even more shooters better. I still have to stand off a touch to get a perfect 90.
Overall it’s improved from what it was and is no longer something that’s a no-go. But for the price, I do still feel it’s lacking in those small areas compared to other chassis and stocks well below its price point.
For prone/bench shooters though I feel it’ll be an excellent choice. Plus it’s looks are tough to beat.
Agreed brother. OG with the vertical mkm looks to be perfect for most people with average sized hands. Plus the thumb shelf option
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6.5 Creedmoor
Axial precision action
Douglas 22" target profile barrel
Mpa chassis
TT diamond trigger
Atlas bipod
Dead air sandman s suppresor
Vortex pmr rings
Bushnell elite tactical xrs3
Axial precision action
Douglas 22" target profile barrel
Mpa chassis
TT diamond trigger
Atlas bipod
Dead air sandman s suppresor
Vortex pmr rings
Bushnell elite tactical xrs3
So here is the first rifle I will assemble: Impact Precision 737R and Bartlein left gain twist barrel chambered for 6.5 PRC, cerakote to match the action, Geissele super 700 trigger, Foundation Genesis 2 stock dark distressed with Hawkins bottom metal, ARCA and Picatinny mounts for the RRS tripod and Atlas bipod, ZCO 527 scope and ZCO mount, Gunwerks 8ight suppressor. Hoping to have it done by mid to late October. Spent the $ so the hard part is done 
Pics to follow.
Pics to follow.Thats an all-out kind of build.So here is the first rifle I will assemble: Impact Precision 737R and Bartlein left gain twist barrel chambered for 6.5 PRC, cerakote to match the action, Geissele super 700 trigger, Foundation Genesis 2 stock dark distressed with Hawkins bottom metal, ARCA and Picatinny mounts for the RRS tripod and Atlas bipod, ZCO 527 scope and ZCO mount, Gunwerks 8ight suppressor. Hoping to have it done by mid to late October. Spent the $ so the hard part is done
So here is the first rifle I will assemble: Impact Precision 737R and Bartlein left gain twist barrel chambered for 6.5 PRC, cerakote to match the action, Geissele super 700 trigger, Foundation Genesis 2 stock dark distressed with Hawkins bottom metal, ARCA and Picatinny mounts for the RRS tripod and Atlas bipod, ZCO 527 scope and ZCO mount, Gunwerks 8ight suppressor. Hoping to have it done by mid to late October. Spent the $ so the hard part is done
Hell yeah! Congrats!!!
What gain twist will it be?
8.25 to 7.5 … ”Supervisor’s” ball twist about 10:1
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Did you already buy the atlas bipod? If not I would strongly encourage looking at accu tac instead.. they are amazing the amount of lockup you get but I like my atlas as wellSo here is the first rifle I will assemble: Impact Precision 737R and Bartlein left gain twist barrel chambered for 6.5 PRC, cerakote to match the action, Geissele super 700 trigger, Foundation Genesis 2 stock dark distressed with Hawkins bottom metal, ARCA and Picatinny mounts for the RRS tripod and Atlas bipod, ZCO 527 scope and ZCO mount, Gunwerks 8ight suppressor. Hoping to have it done by mid to late October. Spent the $ so the hard part is done
I’ve had the Atlas for several years, but I’ll take a look at the Accu tac for fun. Thanks!
Ya they are very expensive but man they are such a solid build quality and they have a wide variety of options! Check em out. And can't wait to see pics of that rig it sounds badass
I've never used a ckyePod seems cool with how high you can get the legs but idk about the 800 dollar price tag
Curtis Custom Action
Brux Barrels 26 inch MTU 1:7
Manson Custom Reamer 223AI
MPA BA Comp Chassis
TT Diamond Pro Curved 7oz
NF NX8 4-32 F1 MOAR
MPA BA Mount 20moa
Accu Tac FC-5-G2-BIPOD
Area 419 ARCA Adapter
EcTuner Brake
Brux Barrels 26 inch MTU 1:7
Manson Custom Reamer 223AI
MPA BA Comp Chassis
TT Diamond Pro Curved 7oz
NF NX8 4-32 F1 MOAR
MPA BA Mount 20moa
Accu Tac FC-5-G2-BIPOD
Area 419 ARCA Adapter
EcTuner Brake
I know this is all old hat to lots of you and yawn and stuff but this is my first center fire bolt gun and second bolt gun to my b14r that I’ve been using for NRL22, and I’m pretty excited about her. She’s left hand, m24 profile, 308, a MPA PMR2 that should be ok for production or tactical at prs, whenever I think I’m good enough to try that. The group was the first 100 yard group after “final” scope adjustments, with a Lithuanian M118LR clone that has performed very well for me with some 308 gassers. Glass is a mark 5 hd PR2. Possibly this month or next I can demonstrate eligibility and be allowed to shoot the local 600 yard match and add that to my match rotations - eventually I hope to re take some of the High Angle classes I’ve taken with gassers with this rifle as well as give PRS a try. It’s fun to learn and strive to be better.
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Mine is also the MPA PMR PRO 2.. All I did was put a new barrel on but man that loathar Walter barrel it comes with is great.. and honestly for the price you can't even build it cheaper. The only thing I would recommend is buy the earth magnet removable cheek piece. Makes it easier for cleaning so you aren't always trying to find your right height again. Unless you got the folder stock option
I did get the folder, based on High Angle classes using an Eberlestock Gunslinger and hiking under low trees and such and therefore wanting less OAL (Ie more like a collapsible stock gasser). It’s a bonus that I don’t have to mess with the cheek riser when cleaning.
•Lone Peak Fuzion SS Nitride coated in copper orange
•Proof Sendero 22” 1:10tw 300wsm copper orange ends
•TS Customs KS1 Adjustable stock in a black, od green, grey, light grey ambush w/ copper orange cracked lines
•Hawkins Precision bottom metal w/ hunter mag copper orange
• TT Special 2 stage
Will be putting a TT315M Gen 2 MilDot on top sitting in some copper orange coated Hawkins rings… a TBAC ODG Dominus will be hanging off the end.
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Thank ya!!! I think so too! Turned out amazing. Can’t wait to receive it and shoot
Not scared,just cautious and ready..you just never know what is lurking around at night.Not as precise as some, but likely precise enough for me, for now.
Presenting Blankie -- what every adult goes for at night when they are scared.
- Howa 1500 HS Precision in .308 Winchester / Product Number HHS63103
- Howa Extended Bolt Knob
- MDT 20 MOA Picatinny Scope Base / Product Number 102189-BLK
- EGW Practical Aluminum Rings 1" Tube 1" High / SKU: 60200
- Mepota MeoPro 3-9x50 with #4 Reticle
- Carolina Shooter's Supply 1/2x28 Tabuk Flash Hider
- Wilderness Langlois Rhodesian Sling / Product ID: WLRS with 10" additional sling length
-Stan
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6 mm Creedmoor day at the range. Loaded up some 108 ELDM, 37.8 grains of H4350, new Lapua brass. 200 yard sand pit.
Velocity in both rifles was about 2830.
Pulled one
Velocity in both rifles was about 2830.
Pulled one
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