yes only 338What are you guys using for a rod guide? Barrett makes one for the MRAD, but seems to only be for the 338.
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yes only 338What are you guys using for a rod guide? Barrett makes one for the MRAD, but seems to only be for the 338.
Welcome to the club.Bringing mine home tomorrow. Can't wait. FDE 22" fluted .308
Will consider 6.5 cm and .300 NM in the future.
I'm confident you'll love it. nMy buddy loved mine so much, he is bringing one home this weekend lolBringing mine home tomorrow. Can't wait. FDE 22" fluted .308
Will consider 6.5 cm and .300 NM in the future.
Nailed it. Very happy. As I said, 6.5 cm and .300 nm next possible conversions to add. It takes ages here in Europe to see those coming and I am afraid 300 nm is not even registered as possible caliber on the MRAD platform. Not a problem, I own the first 6.5 cm AR ever built or imported here so I am well aware of the pleasure burocracy can bring to a hobby. Is just like hunting a giant moose.
I will adjust the furniture tonight (ergo grip wrapped in vetrap like on all my other rigs) and, with all due respect, I will look around for a sexier bolt knob.
Spuhr mount 4002 0 MOA and a Minox ZP5 ready to go. I will replace it with a March fx 5-40 once it will show up (another everlasting wait)
Breaking up the barrel on saturday.
Thank you all for the contribution to this thread, very useful.
I already have one I got from a Brit guy when I was working there and challenged against S&B ( I have a 5-20 US) and Minox ZP5 and I found the eyebox of the Fx version forgiving enough for tactical use. Forget about the other monsters like the 8-80 and such, not for us I second totally what you say. What I like most of the Fx is power combined with light weight and size, well fitting my semiautos. However, I might give up waiting on it and turning towards a NF ATACR F1 for the MRAD (5-25 or 7-35).I've heard that the March scopes tend toward the bench rest and the F-class crowd. Guys who always shoot from a chair and bench and have plenty of time to fuss and fart around tinkering till they see it just right love their March scopes. Those of us with a more tactical (PRS) mindset love our S&B, Night Force, and Vortex ATACAR's and Beast's. I want a scope with a big juicy eyebox, and that is what a tactical mindset requires.
We feel for you, maybe it could ease your pain knowing that the MRAD is listed at 10,500 euros (at least here in Italy) and find a bargain is more difficult than finding two jars of H4350 which is notoriously much more difficult than finding unicorn dust. Undigging a treasure of roman gold coins in a field is a much more common event.I've always wanted an MRAD, shame they are retailing for anywhere between $11,500 and $12,900 Australian dollars.... We have issues with big companies screwing everyone into oblivion here - painful when EuroOptic has them retailing for $5,500 USD approx.
Beautiful rifle guys, good work.
it isn't cheap here in Canada, but you are making me feel like I got a steal of a dealWe feel for you, maybe it could ease your pain knowing that the MRAD is listed at 10,500 euros (at least here in Italy) and find a bargain is more difficult than finding two jars of H4350 which is notoriously much more difficult than finding unicorn dust. Undigging a treasure of roman gold coins in a field is a much more common event.
96C is bloody right drooling in front of Europtic website from the wrong side of the pond is a real pita. I payed 8keuro for mine and is a great "wintertime after Christmas" price...but it took a lot of patience. Now the pain comes for conversions, 2350 euro for a fluted barrel...no mercy on those. And no chance for carbon fiber.it isn't cheap here in Canada, but you are making me feel like I got a steal of a deal
Jesus christ that's expensive! There are no laws that I am aware of for exporting barrels and the like from Canada, so would it be worth trying to buy it from Canada? I think they are ~ 1800$ CAD/1200 Euro here. Even with shipping it would be quite cheap by comparison.96C is bloody right drooling in front of Europtic website from the wrong side of the pond is a real pita. I payed 8keuro for mine and is a great "wintertime after Christmas" price...but it took a lot of patience. Now the pain comes for conversions, 2350 euro for a fluted barrel...no mercy on those. And no chance for carbon fiber.
I tend to think in the same fashion. I don't like to clean my rifles. I only clean if I'm in a dust storm or have just shot a couple hundred rounds at a competition, end of the season type of thing. I think it takes 15-20 rounds to get it shooting right after a cleaning. Just MHO.I wonder how much barrel life that cleaning cost you.
I'd imagine it's a return on investment type of thing? Lefty's are the minority.The safety and mag release are ambi, Never seen one with a LH operated bolt, or a hinge on the other side of the stock.
Yeah, we are. I don't have a problem hitting targets with a right handed bolt, I just don't like manipulating the bolt on follow up shots with my support hand. I have a hard time keeping the rifle still like that
I dont think so. First, i only did this once because the barrel is nearly new. Its recommended to clean a barrel chemically when its new, or if the rifle doesnt shoot accurate any more.I wonder how much barrel life that cleaning cost you.
I dont think so. First, i only did this once because the barrel is nearly new. Its recommended to clean a barrel chemically when its new, or if the rifle doesnt shoot accurate any more.
In my case i cleaned chemical with several solvents without success. There was still some colored material inside the barrel which was not from me. I dont think so that a one time cleaning action with J-B will cost a lot barrel life. Have you ever tried to polish a hole in a however very thin sheet metal? I think rudimentary not. Not with a cream like J-B, and even not with a car polish.
I guess I don`t understand why you cleaned it... If it shot well (and I believe you said it did), then I don`t see a reason to clean it, but I can see a downside. Now you need to foul the barrel and you may have removed some life as I was under the impression it is an abrasive.I dont think so. First, i only did this once because the barrel is nearly new. Its recommended to clean a barrel chemically when its new, or if the rifle doesnt shoot accurate any more.
In my case i cleaned chemical with several solvents without success. There was still some colored material inside the barrel which was not from me. I dont think so that a one time cleaning action with J-B will cost a lot barrel life. Have you ever tried to polish a hole in a however very thin sheet metal? I think rudimentary not. Not with a cream like J-B, and even not with a car polish.
The German Huntung Federation.. they dont sell barrels. And never ever a Barret oneHave you ever noticed how those doing the recomending are the same people who are going to sell you another barrel when the one you have is wore out.
The reason is i do not use copper or red brass bullets. I only use nickle plated bullets. I dont like a pre-fouled new barrel. Dont ask me why .. ?I guess I don`t understand why you cleaned it... If it shot well (and I believe you said it did), then I don`t see a reason to clean it, but I can see a downside. Now you need to foul the barrel and you may have removed some life as I was under the impression it is an abrasive.
it`s your rifle, you get to do with it what you want. I wasn`t judging, I just didn`t understand.The reason is i do not use copper or red brass bullets. I only use nickle plated bullets. I dont like a pre-fouled new barrel. Dont ask me why .. ?
will the folder still work? I'm at work but I thought the stock latched on to the bolt knob when you folded the stock.Working on bolt knobs to replace the cheap plastic ball. Stay tuned.
it`s your rifle, you get to do with it what you want. I wasn`t judging, I just didn`t understand.
will the folder still work? I'm at work but I thought the stock latched on to the bolt knob when you folded the stock.
I thought about this at one point. It looked like it wouldn't lock and interface with the folding stock and lock it into place.Working on bolt knobs to replace the cheap plastic ball. Stay tuned.
I am jealous (1260y first round hit on a 10 inch plate today with the 6.5 barrel.
Dilly Dilly
This is not fair... they will rip off my pockets the equivalent of 2,500 USD for a 22" fluted 6.5 cm conversion and will not deliver it earlier than two months from now. The official importer first answer was '....in six months from now'.1260y first round hit on a 10 inch plate today with the 6.5 barrel.
Dilly Dilly
This is not fair... they will rip off my pockets the equivalent of 2,500 USD for a 22" fluted 6.5 cm conversion and will not deliver it earlier than two months from now. The official importer first answer was '....in six months from now'.
You could regain our consideration only by sending an umbrella or a golf iron set to us poor europeans with a cf barrel as the stick.
No, they're in the LE/military/fire control business. Loads of nice toys but not for us afaik.So your importer is FLIR?
No, they're in the LE/military/fire control business. Loads of nice toys but not for us afaik.
first round hit on 10" steel at 12k yards is pretty impressive...handloaded pills or factory ammo?
You are right, but I have short barrelled ar308 and I was reloading for them up to now. The MRAD is my first real bolt action rifle...Why are you going with such light bullets? Why not take advantage of the rate of twist and go 178's in the 308?
You are right, but I have short barrelled ar308 and I was reloading for them up to now. The MRAD is my first real bolt action rifle...
Sear engagement screw in back of trigger group.I lightened my trigger a little bit, and removed some of the over travel,does anyone know of a way to remove a little pre-travel?
Daddy Likey!!!!!these are the designs I've selected. I will test the lock of the folding stock soon and report back
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