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Firearms SAVAGE elite precision 338 LM with Razor g3 2k for gun

I would either like to sell this gun turn key or the bare gun. I'm not interested in parting out unless I can get the base gun or barreled action and chassis sold. The complete rifle has 440 rounds on it and has made impacts out to 2754. It has a Jard trigger , lumely arms bolt lift kit, anarchy outdoors bolt handle and knob, the action has been smoothed timed along with the firing pin ramp smoothed out and the firing pin drop corrected. Gen 3 fat bustard break, ARC 1pc 60 moa scope rings, 20 moa base, Elite grip, a bag rider along with custom machined cheek riser mount (stock one also included), custom machined brass internal weights, Snyder precision external weights atlas super cal bipod with area 419 arca clamp. I'm asking 5400 as it sets but would be open to partial action trades or rifle trades. If you would like to buy it without some parts we can also work that out. If purchased turn key for asking price I will toss in 200 Berger 300gr bullets
5250 complete
2000 no scope,mount or bipod

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Sled for Squirrel Zero?

I've got a high quality and fairly expensive one piece BR rest that holds my BR gun perfectly still(no not the gun in the photo), and that's about as good as it will ever get, but a nice stoutly built bipod and the aforementioned pump bag is nearly as good when using my non benchrest rifles.

The trick is that the way the rifle is held, and the least offending torque imposed on it, or I should say at least imposed consistently, is what allows for the most precision. For example if you are using a squeeze bag, and it settles more and more each shot, and you are moving it around to reposition it back to POA, and the bottom of the rear of the rifle sits differently each shot, etc, etc, then some precision is lost in that process. It might not be much lost on a decent sized target but it probably won't win you a Benchrest match either.

That's not including other things affecting precision capability.

I was struggling with my tactical bags down prone, and off benches, and using pads to raise or lower them to the most optimal height(for group testing), but that's a pain, thus why I looked and found a better solution.

Of course for dynamic shooting you'll just have to use the various tactical bags the best you can to secure the most solid positioning.
I'd rather use my tripod much for that kind of stuff anyway since I don't shoot precision style matches like NRL22 anymore.

Speaking of that I gotta show off my new Skout EVO pcp air rifle on said Fat Boy tripod. I have a wind indicator hanging off the antenna about 4" up from the scopes objective.
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SIG Rattler 300 blackout suppressor recommendations

High flow rate cans like the otherwise superb HUXWRX Flow 762 Ti don't do well with subsonics.

Another thing to consider besides length is weight of can plus muzzle device.

Read up on Pew Science test results.

You'll like the CGS Hyperion in spite of the length. Direct thread and only 15.5 ounces. Quieter than even the SF SOCOM 300 SPS, plus several ounces lighter.

But, if the length is a game changer, the Hyperion K is 5 ounces lighter and over 3" shorter. Not as quiet, but still decent.

Hunting & Fishing Taylor Knockout Factor

.308 has a significantly better chance of allowing you to recover a hog from an imperfect hit than a .223 does.
This is true. I am not up to 500, but do have a pretty good sample size. What is weird about bullets and bullet performance is that just when you think you are developing a baseline you get an outlier or two that totally messes with your mind. Which of course leads you to trying new stuff, which probably isn't a bad thing. Having read thousands of words worth of bullet performance theory, I still feel comfortable with the theory that bullets will do some weird shit from time to time. Just like arrows, or probably any other projectile. I have learned to embrace the "what just happened" moments as part of the game.

Sled for Squirrel Zero?

The rifle needs to recoil back with out being stopped by something super rigid behind the butt of the gun. That's why rail guns used in Benchrest have moving recoil systems in them and why Benchrest shooters let their guns come back a ways before they reset them back to the original spot on their rests.

These are pricey but they work great for a rear bag system that allows the perfect hold on the target. When I shoot groups while using a front bipod I use this one but they have other models that are cheaper.

I haven't used it a ton since I just got it a few months back but at the time I was testing it out I shot the tightest groups with that particular rifle that I had yet, and I'd owned that rifle for 3 years and had also tried all my other bags with that rifle.
I fact it helped so much that I actually stumbled on a way to hold my rifle that reduced my groups by 30%! Something I might have never figured out otherwise.
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lets see your foundation stock

My Bergara came with a ACC Elite and i bought a Centurion, which is similar to the Samson, minus the weights.
For me it is like @malsa82 has already described it, it feels more natural and there is nothing to worry about. A plus in my opinion is the wider bottom of the Front End, there is no need for Wings or Plates, and it is stiffer than the ACC Elite, which still has some torque, which i don´t like at all.
Had the Jellys in my Elite, i expected the Centurion to feel more "dead", the difference was, at least for me, not that big.
Overall i like the Centurion, the ACC Elite will be used in the Future for PRS Rimfire.

Current Surgeon vs AI Action

So not sure then what would technically
cause the Surgeon to not be able to handle these conditions you mentioned like AI - know lots of Surgeons used in the Military (RACS CSR for example) so imagine they have seen some extreme conditions
Was the Surgeon designed and tested to the same standards? If it was then it should be on equal footing. Are you talking about purchasing a mil spec rifle or building a custom? Not necessarily the same thing.

Match grade barrel fouling after 40rds?

I mean, hoppes #9 is not that effective anymore without benzene. Kg1 for carbon and boretech eliminator for copper/carbon is master race.
For normal cleaning I prefer Butch's Bore Shine.
For cabon removal I prefer Bore Tech carbon remover to KG1.

I also like using Wipe-Out foaming bore cleaner if I have time.
I run 2 patches of Wipe-Out accelerator through the bore before filling it with foam and by the next morning it just needs a couple of dry patches.

Coup De Grâce, New Action from American Rifle Company, $899 WOW!

Has anyone else’s action developed this marking? Looks like where the bolt face interacts with the lugs as it guides it into the correct location. In conversation with ARC this may be something that occurs just due to there being no guide rails for the bolt body. Just curious if anyone else’s action exhibits this or just mine due to how I handle the bolt or something like that.

Of Note: I am in talked with ARC. They are very responsive have stated it’s not a deftly concern or anything of the sorts.

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Match grade barrel fouling after 40rds?

I have not had much copper if any come out of the barrel during cleanings. The patches are coming out black, and surprisingly it never looks excessive to me. The bore comes out clean after just a couple wet patches, quick brush with nylon and a couple follow up patches.I am comparing that to my factory hunting rifles that i clean every 150ish rounds, they seem to require a lot more effort to clean than this barrel does.

I use Hoppes #9 for bore cleaning since that is what Weatherby recommends for my factory rifles, is it possible this new barrel is a different material that Hoppes #9 is less effective on?
I mean, hoppes #9 is not that effective anymore without benzene. Kg1 for carbon and boretech eliminator for copper/carbon is master race.