My first thought was Highlands, but that light gray throws it off... custom one off?

Mud was one of their colors with reddish brown and tans, not sure if it had the gray or not.

RayDBonz said:

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March X Tactical 5-50x56 scope with MTR-1 reticle, 1/8 MOA knobs (D50V56TM), 34mm tube, second focal plane reticle, non-illuminated, like new with box with all accessories

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Nice work, I'd never have the patience.

.210 would seem a little long for me, period.

I hope that guys with some actual experience chime in.

My only thought (that may be of help, or may not) is that your freebores are very similar to .223 cartridges. The .169 (ISSF) is pretty common among shooters who are shooting the 80-88gr bullets, while the guys who are shooting 90+ might look for a little more.

Looking at Manson's website now, their 22 GT reamer has .169 freebore "specifically throated for 90 A-Tips and 88 ELD-M". That might help you some.

OK - thank you again.

2 judges are blocking the release of Epstein files ?
Durbin and Wray are blocking the release of files?
What we really need right now is J. Assange or someone like him.

JR1200W3 said:

And the paid subscription will carry over when I delete and reinstall?

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good doggies!

Looking at Hornady data for the 264 WM and their 129/130 gr bullets, they top out at 65.9gr of H1000.

Quickload data using default case dimensions is a little higher. Too many variables to get accurate and safe data for your situation.

Backing down to 63.5gr and running a rough pressure test with 10-15 rounds in 0.5gr increments may be a starting point.

Watch for pressure and stop before you break things. I don't mind pulling over pressure loads, so i load extra to make sure I find my rifles max, which is why im suggesting 10-15 rnds. You'll likely pressure out before getting through them.

I think I paid $500 for mine on some sort of special. Really, @ $430 you almost can't go wrong for a fully functional 56mm turret scope.

As has been beat to death, these are worth it for the money. Don't expect much and you will be pleasantly surprised. How are the offering it for this with Tariffs in place? witchcraft.

Bkultra said:

Thanks for the information and I'm well aware of the brand. I've gone down that rabbit hole before.

This is always loaded (as in the picture), but is mainly my night stand gun. My father died when I was 8 years old, so it was my grandfather that got me into firearms. I think he would love the fact that his gun sits on my nightstand ...



He would hate the hand applied polish though.

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I like that particular polish job. It isn't enough to try to mimic nickel, but it is enough to get the factory swirls in the finish out.

Some of those stainless Smiths over the years looked like they got attacked with a Brillo pad during assembly.

JR1200W3 said:

My quantum app version is 3.4.5, subscribed to Pro, and I don't see max ord or trace in the manage columns menu. Last update was June 26th. How do I get the app to update?

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I just looked, you have to scroll down to find them, but mine shows on both. If that doesn't work, you can try deleting the app, restarting the phone, and reinstalling the app.

grainy said:

I've been to two matches and I have a big issue with time. I just ordered an Area 419 RCX which should hopefully cut down on the amount of bag handling I have to do.

That said, should I be focusing on moving through a stage faster, or should I focus on trying to get as many hits instead of rushing?

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I’m a new shooter. Both to long range and PRS this year. I’ll Start with that. I timed out a lot at my first few matches until I started really really improving my pre-stage prep and focus(gear handling, data, etc.) and shooting the COF in my head and physically mimicking it through the shots on target before I get in the hole. It also improved my scores. Long way to go still.
ADDED: The adage of "Slow is smooth and Smooth is Fast" does actually work when I can combine it with what I also just mentioned.
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In terms of how it locks and feels when your spinning the turrets

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The newest ZCO's are more positive in general, the makority of new ones are also 10MIL. IMO they have evolved over 6 years.

41% Glyphosate kills everything that isn't a bush or tree in my pastures... even the thistles that scoff at 2,4D and only halfway wither. In 4-6 weeks though new stuff will start coming up because glyphosate isn't a pre-emergent (only kills what is up).

RM43 kills everything for about 4-6 months. I spray my hotwire fence rows with this.

I hack into the trees about 25% around with a hatchet and then directly squirt Tordon RTU into the spot... kills everything under 20' tall as well.