Recent content by Coletta

i don't feel slighted at all. Like i said, it is not expected, but appreciated, and i am grateful. The issue is between you and Vortex, and mil/le should not be devalued publicly because of you frustration with their program. i also try to buy USA made products from veteran owned businesses

Bulldog, I have purchased many more times from vendors than I have through mil/le programs. I don't expect a discount, but it is a greatly appreciated courtesy. Your speech is free, but it just cost you my money

I don't disagree with any of the scopes mentioned, but i would recommend attacking this from a different angle. You stated you are going to teach yourself long range shooting. I recommend taking a 2 day precision rifle class. On top of the skills learned, you will learn a lot about what you want...

Cause I am stupid and FFP is more simplers. One less thing to think about

Only the metal was cerakoted on this rifle. All the metal was done in armorer black. The bolt handle and shroud was bead blasted, bolt body was polished, and the whole bolt assembly was ion bonded. The bolt handle, shroud, barreled action, and bottom metal were then cerakoted. The stock is...

Ahh yeah, .308!

SAS tomb. Mile high shooting has them

My newest 16"er Built by Brandon at MTG. 4th rifle he has built me. He is very meticulous. I didn't do anything fancy this time, but Chris is a wizard with the cerakote.

The pic in your link shows M1 turrets. Is that what you're asking?

When did you order your scope?

OP, do you know what reamer was used?

I have a yhm 556 ti, and I have never cleaned it nor do I really ever intend to. I just put choke tube lube on the threads every now and then. It locks up tight every time, never gets stuck, and never backs off. I run it hard and careless. It looks like shit, because it has been laid on bags and...

NF scopes are great. I think they avoided a lot of middle ground with the SPF and FFP scopes though. An ATACR in FFP in the $2,500 range would be nice. The new razor II seems to have found this middle ground sweet spot

I still regret putting a tight budget on my first can purchase. Just save up a couple hundred more bucks. In a year you won't miss $200, and you will be happy that you have a nicer and lighter can.

I'm out too. What's Facebook?