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    First Build w/Pics

    You can always pick up a bushnell 3.5-21 with the 5 mil per rev turrets. I have been very impressed with this scope. It would complement that rifle nicely and probably be half way between a nightforce and the PST on price. Great looking rifle.
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    Tactical Shooters Equipment - What the pros use...

    I think someone asked why no AIs in the top running but I don't think anyone asked why so many stocks vs Chassis in the top group. I think mcmillan and manners made up the bulk of the category? What do the Stocks offer that the chassis do not? Thanks
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    Need a chassis or tube gun Chassis for Remington!

    Did I read the spec sheet on this right? It says the stock comes it at over 7 lbs? That seems like a lot of weight in just the chassis.
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    Whats the big deal with TacOps rifle?

    After reading this thread and getting some good information I asked the gunsmith who built my rifle what he thought of using custom actions to build rifles and the need to be "trued." His response was that all rifle actions should be trued no matter who manufactures them. Even the best custom...
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    To Muzzle Brake or NOT to muzzle brake.

    WOW... What brake were you using? That sounds awful. I have never felt the blast from the brake as the shooter.
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    18" SPR Barrel Choice

    Kreiger sells a 20" heavy barrel that you can have cut down to 18". I had one done probably five years ago and it was around $600 for barrel and everything if I remember right. Most of the best groups I have ever shot were done with that barrel. It was a stellar barrel that I eventually...
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    To Muzzle Brake or NOT to muzzle brake.

    I shoot with brakes now on everything. Even my ar15 sbr. They mitigate recoil, even down to nothing in the 223, and all mine are adapters for suppressors. Brakes really cut down the time between shots in carbines and allow me to use a lighter rifle in a bolt gun with the same felt recoil...
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    Picking up my new AAC-SD at the FFL soon; is the Hogue iovermold stock complete crap?

    I bought the same rifle and did not want to spend a lot of money. I messed with the idea of upgrading the hogue but could not really find a fix that was i was happy with doing. I upgraded to an hs take off stock with bdl bottom metal for $200 from a member on the site. I shot it for a while...
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    Is a detachable magazine worth the increase in weight on a precision/hunting rifle?

    You made a great choice. Marty and his staff are great to work with if you have any questions.
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    Is a detachable magazine worth the increase in weight on a precision/hunting rifle?

    With out going out and shooting your particular rifle there is really no way to tell if bedding will benefit it or not. I would certainly say that if done right it cannot hurt anything. If the rifle shoots .5 moa I don't think your going to bed it and make it a .4 moa rifle. How would you...
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    Is a detachable magazine worth the increase in weight on a precision/hunting rifle?

    I have not had any rattling from either of my Badger DBMs but have seen some that have. This can usually be mitigated by selecting the best mag you have that do not rattle. To mitigate the digging into the back I installed flush cups on the bottom and left side of the stock. Easy install with...
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    Is a detachable magazine worth the increase in weight on a precision/hunting rifle?

    If you're looking at putting in a badger DBM I would send it to badger. They charge $75 and put it on a machine that mills it perfectly into the stock. The $75 was cheaper than many of the smiths I checked with and the fit was perfect with no epoxy work. The turn around was one week but I...
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    Sidearms & Scatterguns Modifing your CCW weapon?

    That was an interesting read. I did not see any mention in the article about modifying the gun. Just that he was, "a crazy gun owner.". Also, it seems it was an issue of self defense vs murder. There was also blame placed on the judge and prosecutor as anti gun and "rigging" the trial. No...
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    Sidearms & Scatterguns Modifing your CCW weapon?

    Where does this fear come from? Are there cases out there that substantiate this or are you just hedging and making a worst case assumption?
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    Gunsmithing Going cheap on a 700 truing

    I had a similar issue with my remington a couple of months ago. I had it bedded, recrowned, trigger, two scopes and two stocks and it would not shoot. After all the money I spent chasing a cheap fix in parts and shipping back and forth I am kicking myself. I should have just built a custom...
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    what are your thoughts on boots?

    I think this is the ticket to boot survival. I would go through boots in 6 months to a year and they would generally look terrible. i would usually tear the inside lining which would curl and blister my foot or tear the shoe leather just above the sole somewhere. Once I bought two pairs and...
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    Whats the big deal with TacOps rifle?

    This is an interesting thread. I did not realize that custom actions needed extra work similar to a factory Remington. It makes sense though if you are chasing extreme tolerances and accuracy. It makes me feel better about using a factory Remmy for my 1st custom. Next task - become rich and...
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    Camelbak Packs: any experience?

    I have had the bfm for years. It has held up extremely well. The pack you showed said the harness was designed by mystery ranch. I love anything from mystery ranch. Give it a go you can never have to many different packs.
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    Pistol grips, how do they affect lethality?

    In my experience the pistol grip has nothing to do with lethality. The pistol grip is more ergonomic because the hand is in a more natural position with the hand in line with the forearm in a natural position instead of cocked downward. The other benefit is the trigger finger in relation to...
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