Recent content by Brokenzipper

I didnt like how soft the wood is on the boyds. Good feel though. just too darn soft. The rhineland is maple and a little heavier, but solid. Im interested to see how the other tread will do, a mcree stock would be cool for a mkii

Sand, brown, olive, satin nutmeg, and forest green

At 100 I did a 1.5 moa. Believe it was me and not the rifle. I'm sure I can do better at 100 with practice.

defcon, amazing range!

This is what my finished product came out. I shared it in the rimfire pics a few weeks ago. The stock from order to received was about 2 weeks. but that was about January. 50yard group 1/2". Im still new at this.

Just posted up a thread on how I bedded mine. Hope it helps! http://www.snipershide.com/shooting/snipers-hide-rimfire-section/199069-first-attempt-pillar-bed-fvsr-leopard-stock.html#post2579227

I was looking for a solid thread to help me bed my mkii. I hope this helps someone out. The tools I used can be found cheap if you dont already have them. I am by no means a PRO and this was my first attempt to pillar bed. Any critique is welcome. I dont recommend using the coffee table and...

It is the one made by Rhineland arms, Rhineland arms

Thanks! I used this guys video as a tutorial. How to Spray Paint MultiCam LEGIT! - YouTube

mkii fvsr, leopard stock, dip metal and 25moa rail. 50yard group 100 yard group (grid squares are 1 1/2")

MKii FvSr with Rustoleum and allot of blue tape.

mine took about 2 weeks tops

front action screw. screw size per DIP site. They sell 1" screws, but im looking for 1 1/4" or 1 1/2".

I got one of these in also. The front action hole was off center by a slight, but noticeable amount. Im not too upset about it because I will put some pillars in it. Did you use any bottom metal on the stock? I had to mod it a bit to fit dip metal. I was asking because I cant find a front screw...

thanks for the lead. Ill watch em too.