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6.5 Creedmoor

Thanks, whatever I shoot it will feed out of the magazine. I use AICS 308 magazines so the max COL is about 2.83 and change. Barrel length will be 26-inches (give or take), Bartlein MTU #7 contour, 5R, 1 in 7.5 twist, glass-bead, and Ace brake.

AICS.308 mags will allow you about 2.860” with a little room to spare.

Cutting a manners varbon fiber stock.

Sheel will cut easy, in shop they are cut on band saw then belt sanded square and true, keep the heat down, depending on the construction of that particular mcs-t, you might run into the lightweight fill ( the mcs-t stocks all have about 3/4 of heavy fill for pad attachment) If so no worries, shoot me a pm, I can walk you thru it, or would be more than happy to shorten if you want to send it in. We would also redo the finish so it's perfect.
It has a 1" pad so maybe I will cut the pad off and fit a new 1/2" pad. I guess I might just cut the pad down 1/4" at a time. 🤔🤔 it's a 280 though so eventually I will probably want to get it back to a 1" pad.

I know you guys will always work on your stocks but working on things myself puts them on my timeframe. 🤣🤣

No Kings 2025 - Are we ready?

There were some of these stupid fucks at the stoplight on the main highway/access to town in rural eastern WA. I tried to get a friend to roll coal at the last one like the video above. Looking at the individuals involved, I highly doubt that any of them have an IQ over 85. Just a bunch of dumbasses IMHO, but they are free to be stupid bastards in public. None of them tried to stop traffic, or my Tundra, damnitt. 😁 Thump-thump!

Official (DTA) SRS, HTI, Covert, Hunter Thread

Yeah those guys compete with me hunting groundhogs in Northeast Ohio

But they also kindly allow us access to thousands of acres of their land
This guy was originally from NE Ohio; near Ogdensburg NY now. I recall we have a shared history of the region; we probably know his community.
Carpenter mostly now; excellent Line-driven shaft setup in his shop, small old diesel powering it.
Bunch of mutual contacts at my hospital put us in touch; we had a posse today. Horse and buggy dragging steel out. Only downside was main field he leases out was getting sprayed and disced today, but such is rural life for us all. Disced under and dried, and they compacted a neat path for the buggy to cut across.
Then we all went to work with my 2 DT’s (should buy an HTI for this….).
8yo amish boy just drilling the 900yd target, amongst many others.

Good platforms and good company.