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That's a beautiful rifle, perhaps you can educate me on why people are going with the proof carbon fiber barrels? I understand the lightweight but don't they also burn out faster? Actually what I'm curious about is more of the long range application where people are taking a heavy Tikka Barrel and disposing of it with the stock only wanting the action. I'm not sure what's wrong with the barrel but my heavy barrel looks a lot like the one on my Benelli M4. That's a very nice setup you got going on for sure, what kind of pistol grip is that?6ARC. Seekins base with JP internals. 18” Proof CF barrel. Huxwrx 7.62 flowthrough can. NF ATACR 4-16. My Steel Safari gas gun.
Steel Safari is a hiking match. Light is good there.That's a beautiful rifle, perhaps you can educate me on why people are going with the proof carbon fiber barrels?
I know they have wrestling and tennis matches but hiking with your rifle match has got to be the best hands down, and yes I'll leave the heavy varmint Barrel at home. Now where can I find the lightweight ammo?Steel Safari is a hiking match. Light is good there.
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Maybe there's a gondola 50 cal match for the lazy people.I know they have wrestling and tennis matches but hiking with your rifle match has got to be the best hands down, and yes I'll leave the heavy varmint Barrel at home. Now where can I find the lightweight ammo?
Holy cow you weren't kidding! 30% lighter than brass? Carbon fiber barrels and no more brass? How lightweight are we going here do we have to shave our body hair like the swim team and wear speedos? I'm probably going to have to draw the line here somewhere. Seriously though thanks for the linkHere I guess?
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Thank you! Proof CF barrel simply for weight savings, and it really looks cool! I’m not sure I’ve heard about CF barrels shooting out faster. The grip is an ERGO Deluxe Tactical.That's a beautiful rifle, perhaps you can educate me on why people are going with the proof carbon fiber barrels? I understand the lightweight but don't they also burn out faster? Actually what I'm curious about is more of the long range application where people are taking a heavy Tikka Barrel and disposing of it with the stock only wanting the action. I'm not sure what's wrong with the barrel but my heavy barrel looks a lot like the one on my Benelli M4. That's a very nice setup you got going on for sure, what kind of pistol grip is that?
Latest project, scr lower, 16” tromix 450 barrel, claro walnut 870 stock set. Although I love the look of the irons, it needs a scope. Either getting a TT 315 LRH or a March 1.5-15. View attachment 8028877
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Really cool build…. Where did you get the furniture? And is it for a Rem 870?
Also, how’d you attach the fore end to the hand guard?
Yep, it’s 870 furniture…got it off eBay a few years ago.
The forend, I had to open it up a bit, then cut the handguard also. I removed the side rail sections to make it narrower. I was worried if I removed too much material from the wood, it would split after a while due to the recoil. So I ended up cutting the rail instead. It’s epoxied in place. I went back and forth with adding a mechanical fastener to the bottom rail section, but I’ll save that for later in case it breaks free down the road.
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Fucking Irene
Just get the rattle can out and do it east to remove if you don't like it. Working on a 80% Hydramatic G M Corp for the final detailLove your Gordy. I haven’t worked up the courage to paint mine yet. View attachment 8032588
Latest project, scr lower, 16” tromix 450 barrel, claro walnut 870 stock set. Although I love the look of the irons, it needs a scope. Either getting a TT 315 LRH or a March 1.5-15. View attachment 8028877
I've never seen this gun before, it's my first time seeing it. I wanted to get a lever action to do this kind of build below but decided not to because I didn't like the caliber, I wanted something in 308 or 556. Now I know this gun exists
Have you seen some of the Costa Videos on this type weapon system.I've never seen this gun before, it's my first time seeing it. I wanted to get a lever action to do this kind of build below but decided not to because I didn't like the caliber, I wanted something in 308 or 556. Now I know this gun exists
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Have you seen some of the Costa Videos on this type weapon system.
He was the first I saw presenting a tactical application lever gun. After Chris Pratt and his Jurassic World Marlin, I see why this trend is not going anywhere.
I want one of those scr rigs badLatest project, scr lower, 16” tromix 450 barrel, claro walnut 870 stock set. Although I love the look of the irons, it needs a scope. Either getting a TT 315 LRH or a March 1.5-15. View attachment 8028877
Have you seen some of the Costa Videos on this type weapon system.
He was the first I saw presenting a tactical application lever gun. After Chris Pratt and his Jurassic World Marlin, I see why this trend is not going anywhere.
I didn't watch the video, but I'm guessing the red tipped rounds in question are the Hornady bullets designed for lever guns. The tips are very pliable to avoid poking the next primer in the stack.Would have been interesting to see him shoot those red tipped rounds that he was showcasing on the V2.
Isn't there a possibility of those rounds going off in the tube due to the point on the bullets lining up with the primer on the bullet in front of it?
If that is the case then showcasing those rounds on the gun is bad form on his part.
@kc7pwxWould have been interesting to see him shoot those red tipped rounds that he was showcasing on the V2.
Isn't there a possibility of those rounds going off in the tube due to the point on the bullets lining up with the primer on the bullet in front of it?
If that is the case then showcasing those rounds on the gun is bad form on his part.
Hornady LEVERevolution.I didn't watch the video, but I'm guessing the red tipped rounds in question are the Hornady bullets designed for lever guns. The tips are very pliable to avoid poking the next primer in the stack.
Yeah, those ones. Couldn't remember the name.
I wonder if in 10 - 15yrs we're going to look at everyone's home-baked tacticool lever guns like we do these now
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Fckn IRENE!Got a new shirt
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What kind of accuracy are you looking at with that barrel?
Is that the rifle gas barrel?Installed the new 16 inch Odin Works DMR barrel. While it was apart, I spray painted the rifle. Likin' the green!
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Yes sirIs that the rifle gas barrel?
I'm getting 0.110"Any chance you know the port size?
No they are designed for lever gunsWould have been interesting to see him shoot those red tipped rounds that he was showcasing on the V2.
Isn't there a possibility of those rounds going off in the tube due to the point on the bullets lining up with the primer on the bullet in front of it?
If that is the case then showcasing those rounds on the gun is bad form on his part.
Would have been interesting to see him shoot those red tipped rounds that he was showcasing on the V2.
Isn't there a possibility of those rounds going off in the tube due to the point on the bullets lining up with the primer on the bullet in front of it?
If that is the case then showcasing those rounds on the gun is bad form on his part.
Somehow missed the memo that they were doing an FFP line.