21 rounds , joined them together with silver solder just don't trust it enough want to tig weld it.
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Looks nice does the 6.5 x 47 cycle okay being around a inch sorter cartridge????
My bad I thought 6.5 x47 was shorter . When I looked it up I read it wrong .
I bought this in .308 a couple months ago and am enthralled with it - it's swiftly become my favorite rifle.
My TRG-22 in .308 Win, my first precision rifle and still my favorite.
I'm toying with the idea of putting a monopod on mine, as I like how bipod/monopod handles on a friend's AI - how's the TRG off a monopod rather than a bag?
I have a CTK P3 Monopod for my TRG which I don’t care for because it moves around too much and a couple of different Accu-Shot Monopods that I need to try the next time I get to the range.
A photo from last weekends competiton. Ringing steel at 1000 meters.
TRG22 with KRG folder.
Sako bipod.
Ase Utra SL7BL suppressor.
Delta Stryker HD in Spuhr mount.
TRG22 with KRG folder.
Sako bipod.
Ase Utra SL7BL suppressor.
Delta Stryker HD in Spuhr mount.
I started using monopods on all of my bolt action rifles about 8 years ago, they may not be as stable as a bag but I feel that they are more field expedient for my type of shooting. I removed the monopod and muzzle device from the TRG to comply with F class rules for a match and really struggled.
I'm looking at an Accu-Shot - I'd be curious to hear what you think if you test it.
Thanks for the insight... I think I'm likely to go ahead with it.
Sorry it took so long, I forgot to throw them in my bag last time I went but I remembered yesterday.
While I think the Accu-Shot is more stable than the CTK, the rifle will move off target when you rotate the Accu-Shot to adjust elevation so a good bag is still preferred.
Thanks for that - I think you're probably right but the monopod idea is annoyingly enticing haha.
The worst part of the TRG is the shape of the butt stock and I’ve been thinking about making some kind of bag rider for bench use.
Edit to remove the link to the Bag Rider due to communications issues with the company.
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Oh that looks pretty damned nicely thought out.
I ordered the Carbon Fiber Tube version, it was $138.94 US shipped.
I figured the Black tube wouldn’t stand out as much as a shiny Silver aluminum tube.
Getting ready for some night time critter control.
Bringing back old thread from the dead. Does anyone have a Sako green TRG with FDE or similar cerakote on the barrel and action? Thinking about doing mine including the scope and mount, but I´d like to see some reference photos before I make a decision.
I forget why, but this thread was stopped and this one started
https://www.snipershide.com/shooting/threads/trg-appreciation-thread-part-iii.7137685/
It was not this (the TRG pics) thread that went wrong and didn't accept new postings.
So resurrecting it was neat imo.
So resurrecting it was neat imo.
It was not this (the TRG pics) thread that went wrong and didn't accept new postings.
So resurrecting it was neat imo.
you're right, I'm an idiot....
I bought a used TRG 22 in 308 about three years ago. Black stock, blued barrel, no bipod. Bought a bipod, SPUHR mount, slapped my Steiner M5Xi on it and rolled with it.
Over these years I tested a bunch of muzzle brakes, suppressors, slings and even a full aluminium chassis.
This chassis is called Pautac. Made in Finland, folding stock over the bolt, monolithic top rail. It was awesome for prone shooting, but the sharp edges around the magwell were uncomfortable, the stock hinge broke twice and aluminum is cold as hell to carry around in winter months. I think they discontinued it too.
Aluminium chassis´looks cool but they are not my jam so I went back to factory stock and eventually got a factory folder for it.
I´m very pleased for the rifle as it is now. I like the quick adjustments on the stock, because I use them when I shoot from different positions. Shoots good with factory Lapua 175gr Scenar L. Haven´t bothered to hand load for it, because I might swap the barrel to 6,5 at some point and the Lapua factory load groups under .5 MOA if I do my part.
Over these years I tested a bunch of muzzle brakes, suppressors, slings and even a full aluminium chassis.
This chassis is called Pautac. Made in Finland, folding stock over the bolt, monolithic top rail. It was awesome for prone shooting, but the sharp edges around the magwell were uncomfortable, the stock hinge broke twice and aluminum is cold as hell to carry around in winter months. I think they discontinued it too.
Aluminium chassis´looks cool but they are not my jam so I went back to factory stock and eventually got a factory folder for it.
I´m very pleased for the rifle as it is now. I like the quick adjustments on the stock, because I use them when I shoot from different positions. Shoots good with factory Lapua 175gr Scenar L. Haven´t bothered to hand load for it, because I might swap the barrel to 6,5 at some point and the Lapua factory load groups under .5 MOA if I do my part.
I am contemplating rebarreling my TRG-22 in 308 to a 6.5mm (Creedmoor or 260Rem). Which outfit/gunsmith would you vote for to have it done? Turning around time is no issue for me as long as I have good odds in getting back a highly accurate shooter, like the factory 308 has been.
I remember when you could buy those new less glass and bipod for right around 2 grand. I really wanted one of those in the late 90s, but I was in another area of firearms at the time.
North of $4K in a stock and nearly $7K in a chassis.
I would never sell that rifle. I'm still kicking my ass for not buying one way back when. But, way back when, $2K was a lot of money too.
