Recent content by neeley205

I have a friend who's sps .223 was great out of the box with nothing but an AICS bolt on upgrade. I went ahead and got one with no such luck. Mine was a turd with an array of ammo effort. Scope rail is ridiculously crooked. Wont feed or eject dependably for s**t. (Though the AI .223 magazines...

Damn. . .whats up with Bushy really bringing some serious effort? They have been killing it lately.

This is the plain truth. In a day where companies like SWFA, Vortex and now Bushnell are producing quality at ever more reasonable price points to the extent it makes the $3k scopes far less bang for your buck in many people's eyes. I see this having more trouble than it would have a few years...

A sniper rifle with a periscope! You can hide in the grass, and still see above it!

Good write up. Makes me love my TRG just a little more.

Check bugholes.com.com Greg is a hide sponsor and he regularly keeps stiller, trued rem and a couple other types of actions in stock. Good guy to deal with and his prices are good. Same with barrels, he has em in stock.

I've gotten barrels from Greg too, those guys are good to go. No waiting if they have your barrel in stock.

Awesome review, glad to see more options around.

Of couse I find out about this when its full. . .

I don't think he was insulting hunters, just saying that he is a legitimate insured business man vs. You sister's boyfriend's unkle who calls himself a world champion pig hunter and will gladly sling bullets at random all over your property.

^^ yes sir. If you are genuinely interested in being competitive just buy a nice stainless barrel and have it set up. Some factory rifles come with decent chromo barrels, but they still tend to give way to SS barrels in the long run. Check out bugholes.com. he is a hide sponsor and regularly has...

https://www.cobratactical.com/mobile/product.asp?itemid=4339 Skid plate for your rifle. Probably the best option out there, you would need the "A5" size. I use the Tac-ops stock pack on one of my rifles, its a solid pack, maybe another XLR owner can chime in as to if it will fit properly. Check...

Lots of shooters around here for you to meet up with. Monthly matches at Brock's Gap is a great start and there is quite a bit of different gear around here for you to see and try out as well.

Weibad has some good stuff. I still went with the skidplate because it weighs basically nothing and its tough but soft enough that I can lean into it and it doesn't really affect the overall profile of my stock, which I very much like...

While I havnt owned those exact shoes, I have 3 different models of merril shoes I have worn over the past 4-5years for everything from work to some nicer "dress/ casual" type shoes and have found all of them to be quality well deserving of the price.