Tangent Theta 5-25x56 or ZCO 5-27 would be a great choice on that oneI still need to scope mine.... Tacops X-ray 51 on a Surgeon
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Tangent Theta 5-25x56 or ZCO 5-27 would be a great choice on that oneI still need to scope mine.... Tacops X-ray 51 on a Surgeon
I’m not mike but awesome choice we obviously think alikeI got a ZCO for it Mike, just need to get time to scope it!
I have one on the way for my Delta. Should be perfect.Anyone running a S&B PM2 3-20 Ultra Short on their Tacops Tango ?
AwesomeI have one on the way for my Delta. Should be perfect.
Why I bought two can’t wait to get them I may buy a thirdIf anyone is on the fence, just think about it.... you will be kicking yourselves in the behind once he hangs it up for good!
I own a Tango and a SB 3-20US. They are not mounted together. With that said, I personally don’t feel that is a good scope choice for the Tango. The ocular diameter on the SB is too big and trying to mount it low enough to get a good cheek weld without impacting bolt manipulation might be a problem (since the tango has no cheek height adjustment). Personally, I feel the SFP NF NXS series, NF atacr series or SB 5-35 as a better choice.Anyone running a S&B PM2 3-20 Ultra Short on their Tacops Tango ?
That’s fuckin awesome mike knows his shit that’s for sure a piece of functional art 🖼 impressed as alwaysNew Delta 51 coming. Specs with pics when it arrives in a few days. Seems to shoot pretty good though...
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I still need to scope mine.... Tacops X-ray 51 on a Surgeon
Pic of mine that Mike sent me.
My favorite is still the "old school" PMII 5-25[56] 0.1 MIL CCW with Gen 2 XR. Environmental conditions allowing, the Gen 2 XR's .075"/100 yard line width subtension means a line width of .750"/1000 yards, allowing "quartering" 1/2 MOA targets!Tangent Theta 5-25x56 or ZCO 5-27 would be a great choice on that one
Be careful, they are addictive... as soon as I got one I had to start saving for another one!yeah, Mike sent me some pics of his guns when i got a bag in the group by - i am all in - saving my $$ as i just bought a ASR
i can totally see thatBe careful, they are addictive... as soon as I got one I had to start saving for another one!
DW
Can you please fix the straps on your Tac Ops Stock packs they are not tucked properly I won't be able to sleep good tonight lolFor reference, here is my Tango 51 (top) with NF NXS 2.5-10x42 in NF 0.885 30mm rings. Also, have my Sierra 260 (bottom) with NF 3.5-15x50 F1 in NF 0.885 30mm rings. On the Sierra, due to the thicker barrel profile, it is a tight fit but works. I don’t think you would have a issue running a TT in a 0.885 ring height on a tango with the thinner barrel. Not sure of options with ARC rings but I would definitely try to stay below a 1” height. Go as low as you can.
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They do not have the brake, I asked Mike to add that. The SEB uses Mike's suppressorBeautiful rifle.
Do the SEB work rifles have brakes?
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Beautiful rifle Mike does it againHere is the new Delta 51 Lightweight that arrived last Friday. This is the same rifle now in use by LA Sheriffs Dept. Special Enforcement Bureau.
Specs:
Remington 700 action
Internal box magazine
Krieger barrel finished at 18" with Mike's brake
McMillan A3 carbon fiber stock
Mike's fit and finish throughout
S&B PMII 3-20x50 ultra short with the DTII P4F
A couple of TacOps t-shirts
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Thanks for the clarification.They do not have the brake, I asked Mike to add that. The SEB uses Mike's suppressor
Anyone know how mike shoots groups like these? I get that the rifles shoot really well, but there is no way I could shoot a group a like that even if the rifle is capable of it. Does he put them in a mount or are these bagged in on a bench? Just curious.
I would pay to see that video. (not for evidence that he is that good, but just to feel bad about myself.)nothing special
the bastard is just that good lol
Here’s one that can make ya feel bad but also good at the same time...shot by hide members with one of Mike’s riflesI would pay to see that video. (not for evidence that he is that good, but just to feel bad about myself.)
NO MOUNT, just a front rest with sandbag, rear sandbag, FGMM ammo, and a lot of skill.Anyone know how mike shoots groups like these? I get that the rifles shoot really well, but there is no way I could shoot a group a like that even if the rifle is capable of it. Does he put them in a mount or are these bagged in on a bench? Just curious.
NO MOUNT, just a front rest with sandbag, rear sandbag, FGMM ammo, and a lot of skill.
Keith
For me - no. Some days I can get close to what Mike can do with his rifles, other days I can't. I just enjoy taking them out each time, whether it's at 100 yards or 500 yards.Well Damn. For any of you that has one...is it frustrating seeing that little group on cardboard in the gun room after each range trip, knowing you will be always chasing it?
Well Damn. For any of you that has one...is it frustrating seeing that little group on cardboard in the gun room after each range trip, knowing you will be always chasing it?
Oof that xray51 is speaking to me
Well Damn. For any of you that has one...is it frustrating seeing that little group on cardboard in the gun room after each range trip, knowing you will be always chasing it?
Nice! My Lima 51 likes 43.1 of Varget with a 168 SMK seated 2.207 at the ogive.Added a brake to my Lima 51 and shot it with my son @ a 100 Yard indoor range...
Using a quick load of 168 SMK and 43.5 grains of Varget, not a load worked up for this gun.
And off of a harris bipod
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Nice! My Lima 51 likes 43.1 of Varget with a 168 SMK seated 2.207 at the ogive.
Using FGMM brass and CCI BR2 and #200 primers. I just picked up 900 CCI #250 LR magnum primers that I'll try out.I'll have to try that. Thanks!
What brass and primer are you using?