SOLD Area 419 Hellfire Charlie/Saker Adapter
- By zewbank
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I’ll take this, PM’d
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Join the contest223 bolt gun with a 24-26in barrel with 80.5 and varget with a long throat is one of my favourite ...Both my son and I have discovered the joy that is a 223 bolt gun. Mine is an impact/CRB/Foundation/ZCO rig. Love it with 80.5 grain Bergers and Varget.
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You don't see @Bigfatcock changing his user name.
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Yep, it just goes to show how little the people at the CMP actually know. Remember, they aren't collectors and historians like we are, they're just regular people working a regular job. It's understandable that they wouldn't know the specifics about certain rifles (even M83 sniper rifles are just Remington 700's in their eyes), but to sell dozens of XM3's and not know what this rifle was? That's just incompetence.Another reason is CMP claimed this was not a USMC XM-3.
It takes a lot to get very specific information that no one else has, so it can be difficult to just give it away. For some information, myself and others have been asked to keep information private. It's just something that we had to agree to in order to have access to the information. The reasons for this request can differ from person to person, but the outcome is the same. Most of the time it's not that we don't want to share information, it's because we can't share information. Breaking this trust isn't just dishonorable, it's also an instant blacklist.@USMCSGT0331 can you post all the known XM3 serials? Would be a good thing to have for reference as you take a step away. Much appreciated!
Nah, not crazy at all. I'm sure I've posted multiple times on here that up to a point speed beats BC every day. Being a longer range precision oriented forum I think a lot of guys just naturally gravitate towards the heavy bullets and it never occurs to them to give the light stuff a fair shake.Yep. You got that right. In many circumstances, crunching the numbers will show that the heavy weights often don't pay off till you start getting out there.
Some of you may think I'm nuts and it is possible that it's all in my head, but I've found that I've run across some lots of ball ammo that shoots unusually good. I'm not talking about MOA or anything like that, but a pretty consistent 2 MOA or so. Great for steel out to about 400 or so. When I find that stuff, I stack it.
I spent a solid year of seeing pictures like this assuming it was all photoshopped, because no one could be that stupid in real life, could they?