Recent content by cheytac375fan

Re: caliber for 1000yds but under 30 cal. what about chambering for the 6.5x47 lapua? I am fairly new to long range shooting but from the research ive done the 6.5x47 is said to be fairly accurate. Please feel free to correct me on this.

Re: High End Show Down. I think i only saw one mention of the March scope, and i dont think anyone really paid it any attention. is this because we're all unfamiliar with the scope/manufacturer or not worth writing about? I've heard the March scopes do very well in competitions despite their...

Re: Best selection and smith to build a 375 Cheyt heh about to show off my noobishness but just to make sure im on the same page: a single shot rifle has no magazine. it requires you to insert a bullet after each shot. a repeating rifle (I dont know what else it is called) has a magazine...

Re: Best selection and smith to build a 375 Cheyt thanks for that ranger i will definitely take a look at that website. Ive heard single shots were more accurate but I havent figured out why. With a repeater isnt there something you put into the magazine slot to make it work like a single...

Re: Best selection and smith to build a 375 Cheytac yes ive looked into the 6.5x47 Lapua and it does seem to be a good caliber. only thing now is to source a good action. the Lawton 7000 is probably what im looking for, but does the bolt come bushed or the firing pin fitted? I heard there...

Re: Best selection and smith to build a 375 Cheytac <div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: 260 shooter</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Nothing above .33 cal in F-Class and no brake. </div></div> Silly me I should have looked up what 8mm translates to...

Re: Best selection and smith to build a 375 Cheytac Lawton can make the 7500 in 1.360 i dont see that as too much of a setback. ill try and find out more about the side bolt release issue. with my limited experience I have come across rimfire rifles that utilize the trigger as a bolt...

Re: Best selection and smith to build a 375 Cheytac Hello, new to this forum and very new to target shooting. Being on a slight budget I cant afford to buy a 'beginners' gun then later on upgrade to something more professional, so even though I may be going about this the wrong way I would...