Recent content by Crosshairs6

My duty SR25 in Iraq 2008.

You two with the little "mad face" emoji comments.. My comments weren't political, it was personal. I met her and knew her personally..

Bury this bitch deep so she don't come back!

I see my x-wife's mom....

Ahhhh, Sometimes it's just great to stop and enjoy the simple things in life......

Manfrotto tripod and magnesium grip adjustment with Kowa spotting scope. No complaints.

I have used Manfrotto tripods for years. No complaints.

I have owned a Kowa for 5 years now.. and never looked back..

WOW!

Definitely the M40A1.

The M40A1 is definitely my favorite. Built like a tank. Always accurate even after an 1800 yard grass stalk dragging behind me. I grew up in the Corps with it. Served with a lot of good men and good memories having good times.

I carried a Knights Armament SR25 MK11 MOD O when I worked Iraq for 3 years as a long gunner. Pictured below. I relied on this rifle many times in the desert. I did not like the Leupold trash glass on the issue rifles but made them work. Once home, I dropped my money on an new SR25 Enhanced...

My graduation picture from 1st Marine Division sniper school class 3-88. Started with 27 students, graduated 6. I have a Commemorative M40A1 done by McMillan. Number 3 of 20 and I also built a Return stock rifle the way I would have carried it. I call it the "Green Rifle" as we used to spray...

First off, let me say that I do not have stock in Rod Weber Customs. I am giving an honest review of a rifle built by a truly talented gunsmith from parts I acquired. Rod Weber did a Magician's job of putting together the rifle for me. Fit and finish is perfect! Barrel contour fit to stock could...

From Dick Davis at McMillan stocks..... The early so called “smear” patterns were made with the old semi-translucent dye based color concentrates and were only produced for about the first two years of production, from about 1974 thru 1976 (about 200 stocks). Then the more opaque milled...