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precision rifles... show em
- Thread starter redneckbmxer24
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I just got this home from the gunsmith tonight. It's a Stiller TAC-300 action, Obermeyer barrel, AICS 2.0, Jewell trigger, M60E4 duckbill flash hider, Rock Creek bipod, Leupold LR/T scope. Jack Keister Custom Rifles did the gunsmithing, Jason Miller did the Cerakote.
Jason Miller did the Cerakote on all three rifles.
Jason Miller did the Cerakote on all three rifles.
Nice collection 168!
Waiting for the new Razor for the M2013, which will put the 5-20 back on the 223.
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Waiting for the new Razor for the M2013, which will put the 5-20 back on the 223.
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Chad Dixon build (LongRifles Inc)
Remy 700
.308 win
Bartlein M40 1/11.25 finished at 22inches
Burnt Bronze cerakote
AICS 2.0
Timney 517
Atlas V8.1
Bushnell HDMR G2 with AADLAND scope caps
Seekins low rings and Talley base
I love that burnt Bronze Ckote
Nice collection 168!
Waiting for the new Razor for the M2013, which will put the 5-20 back on the 223.
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How long did it take to get that JAE?
Nice collection 168!
Waiting for the new Razor for the M2013, which will put the 5-20 back on the 223.
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Thank you.
How do you like the JAE stock?
Updated pic of my rig from today's session. Shot my best group ever at 200yds. It wasn't the tightest I've ever done at 1.517 inches but considering the conditions on the range it was my best.
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Shilen DGR .284 Win
Shilen 22" stainless select match barrel
Shilen Comp trigger
Manners T6A
USO ER-25 5-25x58 GAP reticle
Atlas pod
ARC rings
MRAD brake
PTG DBM Stealth bottom metal
Shilen 22" stainless select match barrel
Shilen Comp trigger
Manners T6A
USO ER-25 5-25x58 GAP reticle
Atlas pod
ARC rings
MRAD brake
PTG DBM Stealth bottom metal
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Sweet looking rifle. What color combo is that on the stock? I can't tell, but it looks like GAP camo. Also, I like the looks of it in the T6A way more than the B&C A5.
Thanks. It's been an interesting project.
From the original estimate:
PAINTED FINISH**** --**** Molded in- 3-COLOR CUSTOM CAMO**** --**** $0.00
40%OD 30%light Gray 30%Black
Remington 700 SPS Tactical AAC-SD in .308 win
Bell & Carlson A5
Vortex PST 6-24x50 FFP MOA/MOA
EGW 20 MOA Base
Burris XTR rings (lapped)
Badger Bolt Knob
Plan on adding a DBM in the near future and then upgrade the base and rings to Badger Ordnance.
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Nice collection 168!
Waiting for the new Razor for the M2013, which will put the 5-20 back on the 223.
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Sorry if it is a dumb question, but what is that pack/bag the rifles are leaned up against?
Just a Voodoo Tactical drag bag. Cheap, but can't fault it as yet (18months in).
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Defiance mutant, Eliseo rtm, broughton barreled 284 Shehane. Vortex PST at the moment.
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A couple of pics from fire forming yesterday...
Built by Robert Gradous of Gradous Rifles / Surgeon 591R action / Jewell trigger / 25 7/8" Krieger MTU contour 1:8.5 twist 5R / Cerakoted Flat Dark Earth / Badger Ordnace FTE muzzle brake / KMW Sentinel stock GAP camo / Nightforce 1.125" UL rings / Nightforce NXS 5-25x56 ATACR MOAR / Atlas Bipod / PTG GAP 6.5 SAUM 4S .2962 NK .081 FB
Built by Robert Gradous of Gradous Rifles / Surgeon 591R action / Jewell trigger / 25 7/8" Krieger MTU contour 1:8.5 twist 5R / Cerakoted Flat Dark Earth / Badger Ordnace FTE muzzle brake / KMW Sentinel stock GAP camo / Nightforce 1.125" UL rings / Nightforce NXS 5-25x56 ATACR MOAR / Atlas Bipod / PTG GAP 6.5 SAUM 4S .2962 NK .081 FB
RWS Gunsmithing Base custom rifle
6.5 Creedmoor
Brunx 26" M24/M40 (I think) 1-8" threaded
Remington 700 SA trued
Badger bolt knob
Rifle basics trigger
Manners T4 mini chassis w/badger dbm and front rail for atlas with QD
Triad stock pack
Vortex PST 6-24 mil/mil for now
6.5 Creedmoor
Brunx 26" M24/M40 (I think) 1-8" threaded
Remington 700 SA trued
Badger bolt knob
Rifle basics trigger
Manners T4 mini chassis w/badger dbm and front rail for atlas with QD
Triad stock pack
Vortex PST 6-24 mil/mil for now
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Here is Mine. Not sure if its considered Precision.Specs:
Remington 700 SPS Varmint .308 26" HB
Trigger Pull : 1.5lbs
Rock Solid Stock (Made out of one piece of aluminum)
AICS 10rd Mag
Vortex Viper 6.5-20x50 PA mil dot
Larue 0MOA Base
ADM Recon SW 30mm 20MOA Mount
Atlas Bipod.
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My new Tikka.
Any specs? That T3 looks good in its Whiskey-3, by the way!
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Specs are as follows;
Tikka T3 Varmint
20" barrel, 1/11" twist with factory thread for suppressor.
.308 Winchester
KRG WT-3 generation 4. (one of very few in Sweden)
ASE UTRA SL5 Suppressor (OAF)
ATLAS bipod
EGW 20MOA picatinny rail
Nightforce steelrings
Vortex Viper PST 6-24x50 MRAD
Aluminium bolt shroud
precision rifles... show em
Budget build. Started off as a 700 VTR in .308. Now:
Chambered in 6.5 Creedmoor
Lilja 3 groove 1:8 26" barrel (contour 8)
Jewel trigger
B&C Medalist stock (Painted with Alumahyde II called "Earth Brown". As you can see, it comes out more FDE. )
Testing my first hand loads for this rifle:
Budget build. Started off as a 700 VTR in .308. Now:
Chambered in 6.5 Creedmoor
Lilja 3 groove 1:8 26" barrel (contour 8)
Jewel trigger
B&C Medalist stock (Painted with Alumahyde II called "Earth Brown". As you can see, it comes out more FDE. )
Testing my first hand loads for this rifle:
Quite nice. First time I heard of those suppressors. Which makes sense, suppressors are illegal here for everything except airguns. And most of the precision rifles I see are American.
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Suppressors are getting more and more popular in Sweden. And a lot of domestic manufacturers are popping up. The ASE UTRA is made in Finland though, and it is a quality piece of kit. Made of stainless steel and carry a great reputation.
I assume they're not very strictly regulated there, then?
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Gap 308
Surgeon 591R
Rock 20" M24 contour
Kmw Sentinel
Steiner 5-25X56 MSR
Spuhr mount
5 shots 100m 44.4 Varget, Lapua brass, cci 200, 175 SMK
Surgeon 591R
Rock 20" M24 contour
Kmw Sentinel
Steiner 5-25X56 MSR
Spuhr mount
5 shots 100m 44.4 Varget, Lapua brass, cci 200, 175 SMK
The short answer is that they are pretty much as strictly regulated as the rifles you put them on are.
You need to file the same paperwork as you do on a new rifle, you go through the same waiting time (usually between 3-12 weeks). Needless to say there are more legal stuff but I wont fill the page with it.
One interesting thing is that around Sweden there are more and more gun ranges closing down, some because of complaints of high noise and "noise pollution". Imagine that, there are actually noise coming from a gun range (!).
One of the most recent ones is a gun range close to where my parents live. That gun range has been around for about 100-years as it is an old army facility. During the last 5 years or so, more and more houses has been built in that area, and they are getting closer and closer to the range.
You would imagine that if you buy a house that is in close proximity to a gunrange that has been around since the turn of the 19th century, you know and accept that there indeed will be some noise from the shooting done there 2-3 times a week. You would think that.
In reality, more than a few of the people who bought houses there has filed official complaint at the city council and now the range has been ordered to close down.
To relate this to suppressors, there has been suggestions and ideas floating around that suppressors should be mandatory for gun ranges.
Everyone would be a winner for it, less noise (and recoil) for the shooters and less noise pollution for people to worry their little minds about.
Similar paperwork seems reasonable.
But that is quite stupid, a shooting range is obviously going to create some noise, that's like complaining about an airport being noisy... after building a house right next to it.
Then suppressors do indeed seem like a good solution, albeit to a problem that shouldn't exist in the first place.
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