Recent content by tyler sparkman

this sounds really interesting and for sure a sight to see

That ammo box is a 20 ga. 100 round ammo box

Ashbury international sells a qd for it. I think it's 80 dollars. I also think they have longer legs. So I could fix all my complaints if I choose to. Nothin like havin close to 650 dollars in a bipod with the add ons

So far the only issue that I have had with it is that the legs are a little short with the mono pod. I have only been shooting off of flat ground so I have not noticed the can't yet. It is very wide I have to take it off to fit it in my pelican 1750. I do like the looks and it is very stable

It's a mtm sf-100 20 gauge

That's all I have shot so far. Waiting on a decent day to finish my ladder with the 377 and reloader 50. So far have had good results at 1550

That base looks like a great idea. Might be a little much to my application, cause it's gonna be hard enough to find a spot to get over 3000 yards.

Does anyone know where i could get a 50 moa rail for my stiller action? dont really need it right now but might in the future the scope has a few mils left thats not useable with a 200 yard zero

Went out shooting today at 1550 and took my new target that a friend of mine and my self built The 7 shots in the bottom right corner are mine

I wanted to try a premier. Now I'm really wanting to try one of these

My go to load for mine is 29.6 varget with the 105 vld and 30.6 with the 69 grain high bc Berger out of an 8 twist

I got my dies and brass from chey tac. I'm using a Wilson 50 trimmer that I got from sinclair. And I've got cutting edge bullets strait from them and I've got some Rocky Mountain bullets that I got from them. There is some info out there on they cheytacs id say read all you can talk to some...

I'm not sure on exact throat measurements I wanted to be able to shoot the 352 grain and also be able to shoot the 377 grain bullets. I guess that something I could ask the smith. I started with the 352 grain because there seems to be more information on that particular weight area than any of...

It's not a stupid question. I don't know. It's gonna take someone a whole lot smarter than me to answer that

Wind was about 7 mph from 8 o'clock. The smith had it done for me afterwards