Rob01 said:

Don’t sweat it too much. I have had one for a few months and no issues.

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hseII said:

Whidden Gunworks - Technology Applied To The Art of Shooting

We manufacture some of the most innovative and creative precision products, for the world of competitive and recreational shooting.

www.whiddengunworks.com

I am also in Georgia about 1 1/2 hrs north of you.

I had some work done by a guy in Macon once, all my other stuff to date has been local.

I’d suggest calling the following & make a decision from there:
1. Whidden

2. Shooters of Columbus- ask for recommendations. https://www.shootersofcolumbus.net/contact-us/?current_url=https://www.shootersofcolumbus.net/

3. TheOutdoorsTrader.com is a Georgia based forum & im almost certain there are you will get recommendations on a competent Smith in that area. I’ve the same screen name there. I’ll look for your post & comment if you do.

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Gunsmith Service in Columbus

Hello, Have a guy seeking a competent Rifle Builder in the Columbus area. He’s likely working on Base. Please share recommendations. Thanks ODT. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Pro

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Slambert008 said:

I am going to have a chassis on the way from Altus soon. Not a bad idea to ask them about that.

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Whidden Gunworks - Technology Applied To The Art of Shooting

We manufacture some of the most innovative and creative precision products, for the world of competitive and recreational shooting.

www.whiddengunworks.com

kyotekiller25 said:

Took the R700 223 Wylde with 80.5g Bergers out again this evening. Shot 10 rounds at 1040 yards at the 20" plate. CB was just over the top, the next 9 is what you see. Wind was pretty light at 1-2mph and consistent, but every now and again it would pick up just a tad. 8 of the 10 went into around 10" Not great, not horrible. I'll take it for what it is.

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lash said:

Excellent recovery !

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sirhrmechanic said:

You can try and categorize your intelligence as a species all you want. But I just wanted to point out that Homo Saplens invented Aerosol Cheese. There is nothing more you need to know. Cheeze Whiz is one of mankinds greatest inventions.

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I am not making this up. It was considered settled science in 1980.

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168BTHPM said:

Getting ready for a WNBA game. Keep an eye on the news.

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