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Re: My KAC SR25 at GPS sniper school in Arizona
nice looking rig, i'll give you two hundred dollars and your choice of a carton of skim or chocolate milk
nice looking rig, i'll give you two hundred dollars and your choice of a carton of skim or chocolate milk
Re: My KAC SR25 at GPS sniper school in Arizona
Any details on how it performed?
I do like the paint job...
Any details on how it performed?
I do like the paint job...
Re: My KAC SR25 at GPS sniper school in Arizona
Hey guys it performed better than I thought.. The last picture on the bottom was at the 1200 yard range. You had to score two consecutive hits on it and I hit 3rd/4th shot. Wind was swirling pretty good in that valley, but luckily I had a good spotter.
It was funny I would have had 2nd rd hit I think but the wind changed and the spotter told me he was going to tell me to hold, but I squeezed it off just as he was about to and of course missed, but connected on 3 and 4.
The rifle obviously shined above the competition during the moving head shot target with limited exposure at 250 yards. Most of the students were using bolt guns.
The 100 yard grouping were all very good. I have no doubt the rifle can shoot tighter than I can. Everything was around 1/2-3/4 MOA.
My only complaint was that stupid bipod. I should have gotten one much lower and than I would have no complaints.
Also most of the students were using the school guns which are short barreled rem 700s.. I would have prefered that any day on the final stalking exercise. Dragging that rifle was heavy and akward compared to the small 700s
Hey guys it performed better than I thought.. The last picture on the bottom was at the 1200 yard range. You had to score two consecutive hits on it and I hit 3rd/4th shot. Wind was swirling pretty good in that valley, but luckily I had a good spotter.
It was funny I would have had 2nd rd hit I think but the wind changed and the spotter told me he was going to tell me to hold, but I squeezed it off just as he was about to and of course missed, but connected on 3 and 4.
The rifle obviously shined above the competition during the moving head shot target with limited exposure at 250 yards. Most of the students were using bolt guns.
The 100 yard grouping were all very good. I have no doubt the rifle can shoot tighter than I can. Everything was around 1/2-3/4 MOA.
My only complaint was that stupid bipod. I should have gotten one much lower and than I would have no complaints.
Also most of the students were using the school guns which are short barreled rem 700s.. I would have prefered that any day on the final stalking exercise. Dragging that rifle was heavy and akward compared to the small 700s
Re: My KAC SR25 at GPS sniper school in Arizona
Trade offs...
Good looking set you have there
Trade offs...
Good looking set you have there
Re: My KAC SR25 at GPS sniper school in Arizona
Good looking gun KAC and congrats on the school completion. I noticed your location as Iraq, thank you for your service to our country bud. It is because of you and our other warriors we were still able to celebrate the 4th of July yesterday!
Good looking gun KAC and congrats on the school completion. I noticed your location as Iraq, thank you for your service to our country bud. It is because of you and our other warriors we were still able to celebrate the 4th of July yesterday!
Re: My KAC SR25 at GPS sniper school in Arizona
Must be fun to run a semi at these. Would love to do this with a 22 inch GAP 10 in 6.5 CM. Or a really light bolt gun lol
Must be fun to run a semi at these. Would love to do this with a 22 inch GAP 10 in 6.5 CM. Or a really light bolt gun lol
Re: My KAC SR25 at GPS sniper school in Arizona
Shooting that rifle was like a dream. I am glad I purchased it and I had a great time at that school. It did equal to or better than the bolt guns in everything except that last stalk was an uncomfortable experience lol but it did the job.
Shooting the moving head shots was childs play once you got the lead down. The recoil is barely more than an M16 so you never lose sight picture the entire time you're engaging multiple targets.
All in all I could not be happier with the rifle.
Shooting that rifle was like a dream. I am glad I purchased it and I had a great time at that school. It did equal to or better than the bolt guns in everything except that last stalk was an uncomfortable experience lol but it did the job.
Shooting the moving head shots was childs play once you got the lead down. The recoil is barely more than an M16 so you never lose sight picture the entire time you're engaging multiple targets.
All in all I could not be happier with the rifle.
Re: My KAC SR25 at GPS sniper school in Arizona
cool thread. Thanks for the post! cool paint as well.
cool thread. Thanks for the post! cool paint as well.
Re: My KAC SR25 at GPS sniper school in Arizona
Nice rig, where did you get it?
Nice rig, where did you get it?
Re: My KAC SR25 at GPS sniper school in Arizona
Old school sand sock.... Love it!
Old school sand sock.... Love it!
Re: My KAC SR25 at GPS sniper school in Arizona
Haha roger that... My only complaint like I said was that damn bipod.. it was solid, but way to high.. My fault for putting it on there I should have known better. I had to use the drag bag for my elbows/upper chest to bring me up high enough.
Throw a shorter harris on there and I will call that rifle done.
Haha roger that... My only complaint like I said was that damn bipod.. it was solid, but way to high.. My fault for putting it on there I should have known better. I had to use the drag bag for my elbows/upper chest to bring me up high enough.
Throw a shorter harris on there and I will call that rifle done.
Re: My KAC SR25 at GPS sniper school in Arizona
Cool Rig and good shooting!
Cool Rig and good shooting!
Re: My KAC SR25 at GPS sniper school in Arizona
How did you like the school, do you think its worth it. I've thinking about getting some proper training and the GPS school is close. Thanks.
How did you like the school, do you think its worth it. I've thinking about getting some proper training and the GPS school is close. Thanks.
Re: My KAC SR25 at GPS sniper school in Arizona
Nice setup. An Atlas bipod would be good on it but so will a Harris. A lot of people who have Pelican cases like that flip their foam cutout the other way so the scope is up top by the handle. Probably won't hurt anything the way it is though. If you haven't already seen them, check out the medium PRS tripod with a cradle from Hide member Platypus who owns Precision Rifle Solutions
Nice setup. An Atlas bipod would be good on it but so will a Harris. A lot of people who have Pelican cases like that flip their foam cutout the other way so the scope is up top by the handle. Probably won't hurt anything the way it is though. If you haven't already seen them, check out the medium PRS tripod with a cradle from Hide member Platypus who owns Precision Rifle Solutions
