I did get my hands on a MDT mag today from Eurooptic, and as you all said. It fits and feeds perfectly.

Leveraction35 said:

You’re thinking the lighter bullet options of the 22cals would be faster and easier on fur I assume? Also to confirm, you saw I’m building a bolt gun, right?

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I'm not entirely sure on the fur part. I don't hunt for fur but I'm sure that would mostly be bullet dependent. I like faster because you're shooting moving targets. Bolt gun is the only way to go by the way.

Two balds and the mountains.

Leveraction35 said:

Right in the ballpark i was thinking a 18” or 20” with a DD Enticer

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18" is a kickass length. I'd prefer the 22arc though just to pick up speed with the smaller weight bullets over the 6arc. But both will work.

I'd do a happy medium and a short suppressor. Maybe a 20" with an ultra 5

Mike240 said:

Thats just an element I trying to clarify in the head in the “zero range vs zero angle” thing. If having 30 moa in scope mounting factors in or not. If not then cool. Just left thinking….have used Strelok Pro but want to check Hornady 4dof which asks for the choice to be made.

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Base angle doesn’t matter. That’s not the angle they are talking about when dealing with ballistics. It’s the angle to target.

Alphatreedog said:

You asked for it Francis .

It’s not a darning tool, it’s a very naughty toy: Roman dildo found

Two thousand-year-old object found at Roman fort in Northumberland in 1992 has been reassessed by archaeologists

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The phallus is 16 26cm long but may have shrunk with age

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I have told the ladies that same thing

I am looking for 1 more. Looking for a new Proof steel 223 prefit. Can be for origin or TL3.

Front Range isn't showing any in stock.

FWIW, I dropped 100 charges for 308 with RL 15 tonight and had probably a 95% success rate

So I was happy again

#rollercoaster

Farted around for just a few minutes today between fence, gutters, and tree trimming chores. Rifle is my new 22A1 in .260.

Went from 44.4 - 45.3 of N160 in just .3gr increments as published data is more scarce, and I want to ease into pressure signs rather than go full-send, redneck style.

Looks like 44.7 - 45.0 has a bit of a window where accuracy is acceptable (so far). I loaded 10 more up at 44.8 to shoot at 300 to see if the results will be repeatable the next time the weather is nice.

Both 44.4 and 45.3 had horizontal stringing.

Thats just an element I trying to clarify in the head in the “zero range vs zero angle” thing. If having 30 moa in scope mounting factors in or not. If not then cool. Just left thinking….have used Strelok Pro but want to check Hornady 4dof which asks for the choice to be made.

Darryle said:

What about Steve Earle on the Tennessee House floor picking a mandolin

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Thank you for posting this!

thedude824 said:

It’s been fantastic. I’ve shot 3 5 round groups from the 18” barrel using the Precision Firearms Lapua Scenar L 120 grain and all 3 were right round 0.8 MOA. I’m not the best shooter either. I’m using the HUXWRX Flow 762 and it shoots like a 22. You can watch the round impact the paper at 100 yards.
That’s part of the reason I wanted to try to 13.9” Pangris so badly. I’m sure it won’t be as easy to shoot as the 18”, but I’m excited for it!

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Does the accuracy drop off at all after 4 or 5 shots? Or does it hold pretty good.

My 16” 6.5 G Faxon will always put the first 2 rounds almost touching, and after that she opens up to an inch or so…
I can’t remember the profile, but it’s fairly thin.

What about Steve Earle on the Tennessee House floor picking a mandolin

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Calculated into what? The amount of moa in the base or mount doesn’t matter when zeroing anymore than how much you may need to adjust to zero.