Recent content by Chris W.

I run the Stabilator Pro with a schmedium as well for centerfire. Works great. Only difference is I run an XRS chassis.

The solus is cut for both AICS and AW mags.

Thanks. I'm pretty surprised we don't have some sort of sticky for STL files that would be commonly used.

Just wanted to show off my 3d Printed Bag Plate since I'm unreasonably proud of it. I'm new to 3d printing and modeling and this is one of my first projects I've made for the hobby. I based my design heavily off of existing STL's on Thingiverse that I was able to find. I used Armageddon Gear's...

As someone who just got approved for 2 cans I'm curious about this thread. Both of mine can be broken down. I'd just planned on tumbling in a wet tumbler with SS pins, Dawn, and maybe some lemishine. This would not be adequate if I was directly tumbling the baffles?

If you're in that price bracket the Solus chassis is no slouch either.

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Imagine firing a gun and being forced to listen to it. Banish 30 Banish 22KV-2 Trust Certified 11/20/23 Approved 4/18/24

I use it with my Kestrel 5700 Elite. Works great. Honestly if you put your values in properly I haven't had a ballistics software fail to get pretty accurate dope out to at least 600 if you're putting your values in properly. AB and 4DOF seem to be the closest once you're really stretching...

Yeah you've got me there. The matches I run don't really have any stages where changing bipod angle is needed. Once I set it I don't have to change it mid-stage. That would be way easier on a CAL. The legs adjust easy, just not the angle.

Huh. This is exactly opposite my experience. I've run a CAL and a Accu-tac and I stayed with the accutac because it was faster for me to adjust.

Holy Shit this thread is still going? AND someone picked up where OP left off? I thought I could only get so erect.

Anyone else seriously considering buying another suppressor to get their name out of the backlog? Just me? Okay...

For me, consistent neck tension has been the most important factor to reducing SD's and ESs. I use a a Forster shoulder bump and bushing die to size the minimal amount necessary and anneal after every firing (flame, not induction yet), and that did the most to reduce my ES from around 20-40 to...

Why can't you guys have the decency to post these threads in the evening so I can sit down with a bag of popcorn and enjoy myself? Now I'm giggling on the toilet at work and accidentally pinched off my log.