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Another Foundation with some nice black accents.
SAC Built BigHorn TL3, Bartlien #7 25×47 Lapua, TT Diamond.
SAC Built BigHorn TL3, Bartlien #7 25×47 Lapua, TT Diamond.
Twin Origin JAE.
Surgeon 1851 XL 300 Norma improve
Rim X 22 LR
Surgeon 1851 XL 300 Norma improve
Rim X 22 LR
Well… Since it’s last public appearance, my Ruger American Ranch 16” .300 BLK has undergone a bit of a transformation, and definitely for the better. That factory stock, while lightweight and functional for hunting, is thin and flimsy, so I put a Magpul Hunter AICS stock on it. And got some of the new Magpul PMag 10 5.56 AC (AICS) mags for it, so I could seat the bullets much closer to the lands for Precision subsonic handloads. I also installed an Anarchy Outdoors threaded bolt handle & knob, and a Timney trigger (factory Ruger trigger is in the box), that I adjusted down to around 1.5 lbs. It has no excuse not to shoot good groups now. 
Feeds like an absolute dream. Feeds better than the shitty factory stock with the AR mag jammed up into the bolt body, binding it, and making you have to gorilla-snatch the bolt backwards just to open it. Every one of them I’ve tested was this way with ammo in the AR mag with the factory stock. There is no tension, and the bolt is smooth as glass with the AICS setup. Highly recommend not listening to the website, because they want you to wait for the new AR/Stanag mag version of the stock. If you’re going to do this, be sure to use the Magpul PMags made for this application. That’s why mine is feeding reliably. Some .223 AICS mags don’t work well with the Magpul Hunter stock in the Ruger, because they aren’t seated high enough into the mag well. The new Magpul PMag 10 5.56 AC (AICS) mags were invented to fix this problem. And they work perfectly.
Also, the MAGPUL AICS 5.56 mags let me seat bullets up to 2.39” if I need to. AR15 PMags limit you to 2.225”. Doesn’t seem like much until you start sitting them right next to each other…
Went and put 50 rounds through it today…Feeds perfectly.
Interesting, thanks. I've tried that mag in a 223 RPR and an AICS AT-X with 223 rounds. Worked fine in the AICS. Seemed a little high in the RPR, rubbed the bolt a bit, but still fed reliably.Went and put 50 rounds through it today…Feeds perfectly.
I really like that stockWell… Since it’s last public appearance, my Ruger American Ranch 16” .300 BLK has undergone a bit of a transformation, and definitely for the better. That factory stock, while lightweight and functional for hunting, is thin and flimsy, so I put a Magpul Hunter AICS stock on it. And got some of the new Magpul PMag 10 5.56 AC (AICS) mags for it, so I could seat the bullets much closer to the lands for Precision subsonic handloads. I also installed an Anarchy Outdoors threaded bolt handle & knob, and a Timney trigger (factory Ruger trigger is in the box), that I adjusted down to around 1.5 lbs. It has no excuse not to shoot good groups now.
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I want one for my RAR but don't believe they make one. (7.62x39-mini 14 mags)
Not sure if it will work, but MDT makes AICS 6mm ARC mags, and it’s parent case is 6.5 Grendel, who’s parent case is 7.62x39… Possibly worth trying?I really like that stock
I want one for my RAR but don't believe they make one. (7.62x39-mini 14 mags)
Thanks, I'll do some digging.Not sure if it will work, but MDT makes AICS 6mm ARC mags, and it’s parent case is 6.5 Grendel, who’s parent case is 7.62x39… Possibly worth trying?
You could always call Magpul tomorrow and see if they’ll look into making some PMag 10 7.62x39 AC (AICS) mags? They might be working on already?
Or, they might offer an AK magazine well for the AICS stocks?
Testing prototype stock with new to me 6.5PRC, good excuse to go after deer. West Coast Ireland.
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A completely new process for us as well as new moulds etc. Visual carbon vs only painted carbon stocks in our current process. This stock including adjustable cheek raiser, spacer system and alu pillar blocks weighs 700 grams / 24.OZ. Production is aimed at 650 grams / 23 oz. We'll be at IWA 23 Hall 4A117, if you are visiting.
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Nah, it is still with me, picture was taken in Kerry, Ireland. Only recently bought it second hand and really like it.Is that the 4-16x50mm PMII?
It's gone for the US, never to return.
edi
This is my first precision build
Impact 737
Hawk hill 6 creed
Triggertech diamond
Manners Prs Tcs
Atlas bipod
Vortex 6-36
Impact 737
Hawk hill 6 creed
Triggertech diamond
Manners Prs Tcs
Atlas bipod
Vortex 6-36
Q Fix
18” Proof 6.5CM
Reptilia Mount
Hensoldt 4-16x56 FF LT H59
18” Proof 6.5CM
Reptilia Mount
Hensoldt 4-16x56 FF LT H59
Precision Rifle & Tool .300 NM
Impact 787R
30" Brux 1-8.5
APA Fat B@st@rd
Trigger Tech Diamond
KRG Whiskey 3
KMW Atlas bipod
Vortex Viper PST 6-24x50 EBR-2C
Saving for better glass.
First precision rifle build with an excellent smith's guidance. An absolute blast to shoot.
Impact 787R
30" Brux 1-8.5
APA Fat B@st@rd
Trigger Tech Diamond
KRG Whiskey 3
KMW Atlas bipod
Vortex Viper PST 6-24x50 EBR-2C
Saving for better glass.
First precision rifle build with an excellent smith's guidance. An absolute blast to shoot.
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My 6.5 creedmoor behind my 308w.
both rifles are trued and blueprinted, stainless steel mtu contour barrels by Swan gunsmithing in Australia.
both rifles are trued and blueprinted, stainless steel mtu contour barrels by Swan gunsmithing in Australia.
New rifle ready to rock for the season
6GT
Masterpiece Arms Matrix Pro
Impact 737R
Trigger Tech Diamond
Bartlein MTU chambered/threaded by A Team Precision
Without Warning TMB
MDT CKYE-Pod
American Rifle Company M-Brace
Zero Compromise Optics ZC527
6GT
Masterpiece Arms Matrix Pro
Impact 737R
Trigger Tech Diamond
Bartlein MTU chambered/threaded by A Team Precision
Without Warning TMB
MDT CKYE-Pod
American Rifle Company M-Brace
Zero Compromise Optics ZC527
Went from a box of gun parts to ready to go in a weekend.
Howa 1500 Mini in 6.5 Grendel. MDT chassis, Fab Defense stock, Magpul bipod, older Bushnell Elite Tactical 6-24x50 that I had new in box laying around.
Howa 1500 Mini in 6.5 Grendel. MDT chassis, Fab Defense stock, Magpul bipod, older Bushnell Elite Tactical 6-24x50 that I had new in box laying around.
New Video is up! Ruger American Ranch .300 BLK with the Otter Creek Labs Hydrogen-S and Berger 210 VLD subsonic handloads at 200 yards.
GAP makes some beautiful rifles, I have been wanting there fbi hrt rifle. Then my wallet keeps having moths come out of it.
Impact 737 left hand
Bartlein 26” m24 contour
Leupold Mk5 7-35 PR2 mil
MPA BA mount
MPA Matrix pro chassis in Tungsten
Bixn’ Andy trigger
27" Krieger SS M24 contour 1/8" chambered in .260Rem.
T3X CTR Action and KRG Whiskey chassis.
T3X CTR Action and KRG Whiskey chassis.
I was lucky enough to briefly fondle this rifle today.
It is a beauty.
Some carbonfiber for the Saturday
So beautiful. Has this been accurate/reliable for you? I want one but I’ve been hesitant because of what I’ve been hearing about QC issues.
- Terminus Zeus QC
- Preferred Barrel, 20" 308Win 1-10" twist M24 Contour
- MDT ESS Chassis, don't recommend with the Zeus
- Waiting on a Gen 3 Razor
- Ordered a 22" Carbon Six 7 SAW barrel for the 2023 hunting season and NRL Hunter Matches
Plan to use the rifle to learn wind and recoil management for PRS at the local WyCo series
- Preferred Barrel, 20" 308Win 1-10" twist M24 Contour
- MDT ESS Chassis, don't recommend with the Zeus
- Waiting on a Gen 3 Razor
- Ordered a 22" Carbon Six 7 SAW barrel for the 2023 hunting season and NRL Hunter Matches
Plan to use the rifle to learn wind and recoil management for PRS at the local WyCo series
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This is our standard hunter or nrl hunter rifle. They are looking pretty slick with Proof's colors.
We always have components on hand to build these in long or short action.
We always have components on hand to build these in long or short action.
Sig Sauer 205
as advertised:
the best I have managed, so far:
as advertised:
the best I have managed, so far:
