Recent content by ITsniper

Yes, cheating I suppose, but cool tech none the less. I reckon it will be the way of the future, for those who just want to shoot the easy way. Now all they need to do is shrink that scope to a more realistic size because at the moment it's pretty ridiculous.

Forget about offending anyone, there only boots for crying out loud lol. I want to know what the best boots are so I can buy them, and F the rest. Speaking of which I'm in need of a new pair, if there's better, I want them. For me I need a boot that is extremely sturdy, durable for all...

There's a light weight model, think there the 550's, well I'd consider them light anyway, depends on what you consider light.

Here's my first .308. Savage 10 FCP, HS Precision stock and a few groupings. Go easy on me, still a beginner and this was the third time I went out to the range, the groupings are starting to come closer, were a lot worse before. Currently just using a mates scope, bushnell 3200 2-7 x 44 I...

What made you decide on 16.1" barrel? just curious for my own information. I'm also in the plan stages of a hunting build and was thinking on going only 20" barrel, but I may consider shorter if I can justify it.

For really rough wear I'd recommend Bellevilles. Built like a brick shit house and light weight. I wouldn't say they were the most comfortable but put your own sole in and your set.

My preference, I like 2.5, feels just right for me

Never shot a HS Precision rifle before, never seen anyone with one yet at the range. But I do have the HS Precision stock on my rifle and it's a really well made stock, I love it. Very light weight, works well with or without sand bag, comfortable on the hands with the nice hand grip shape...

So how do you know it's legit?

Wow, that's heavy for an all purpose, mines 9-10 lbs

Very nice choice. Am still deciding between the whiskey 3 and the XLR, really like the whiskey 3. Weight is only around 200g heavier then the XLR, no quad rail, hmmmm. Decisions, decisions.

Nice, good to see an all in one kit, and for Savage. I actually like the design, glad I have an FCP ;)

Practice both, won't hurt. I'm right handed and like to practice left now and then, actually I shoot better left even though I'm dominant right.

For starters stop that cleaning nonsense, and shoot it more, need more rounds through it, 30 rounds is not enough to get the barrel shooting good. Usually takes anywhere from 60 to 120 rounds, but even then that could vary depending on your barrel. Oh and don't bother cleaning it even after...

I plan on getting one of the 700 5R's, going to use it as a hunting rifle, as in walking around wise, not fixed. Anyone actually find it's weight all right for that? Also just rang one of the gun store's here and they have a 700 5R anniversary, alloy bedded .308 24" barrel. Not sure if that...