Recent content by wfjames22

I’m an avid hunter and use thermal scopes currently. I have Facebook and Instagram accounts that I can review this product on. I’d love to try it out.

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It’s a Remington varmint. I bought the gun new as a 24” threaded 300wm 5R complete rifle, swapped the HS Precision stock in favor of the McM HTG and sprayed all the metal (minus the jeweled bolt) with matte black duracoat.

She weighs in at 8lbs 5.5oz

Factory pillars, standard fill, standard sling swivels (no flush cups) and Remington varmint barrel channel.

I’m looking for 100rds of Hornady factory 147 eldm ammo. If anyone has some they’re willing to get rid of, shoot me a pm. Thanks

Nice! Pretty sure I’m going to go with the carbon fiber, just need to get one and start shooting. Thanks for the report.

I’ve been planning on buying one of these with the standard steel barrel, as I was a little apprehensive about the cf barrel accuracy potential, but now with the review above I’m back to thinking that the cf version might be the way to go. Anyone else pondering this scenario have any...

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-Streamlight TLR1-80 I’ll take that

I’ve got a 686+ 7shot 3” that has XS tritium front sight and rear sight installed, original sights included. Slick pistol but not quite my thing. Maybe 150rds down the pipe. I’d take $700 shipped for it.

Barrel length, twist rate, profile and muzzle thread specs?

F'n idiot... "Democrat Brianna Wu claims that Moon valuable militarily because rocks ‘have power of 100s of nuclear bombs"...

I had a brain fart when I replied yesterday about weighing the gun because I forgot that it’s currently on the consignment rack at my dealer’s shop. From online research, the factory HS Precision stock is 1/2lb heavier than the McM htg that it’s current wearing so I’m gonna make an educated...

I’m open to trades and will split the barreled action for $800 shipped conus. Trade interests include; S&W 357 or 44 revolvers, 20” factory ar15’s, LMT or KAC rifles/uppers, Beretta M9’s/92’s/variants, other interesting weapons.