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Tikka T3...still evolving but here it is
I may have overlooked it but what caliber is it? Looks awesome! I cant wait to start building mine!- Sauce787
- Post #16
- Forum: Bolt Action Rifles
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To Camo or Not - That Is The Question
leaves and string work, or there's my personal favorite of combining 2 different sizes of fishnet stockings ;) always get some funny looks going through the check out at walmart though haha- Sauce787
- Post #5
- Forum: Bolt Action Rifles
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Hunting & Fishing Why are pigs considered an environmental problem?
<---- this idiot hunter would gladly pay or trade out an Illinois white tail hunt to come down and kill some bacon rabbits. Just sayin....- Sauce787
- Post #25
- Forum: Sniper’s Hide Fieldcraft
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I'm "that guy"with the worst luck with gunsmiths!!!
Freeing from the action from the stock after the glass cures is far from a gentle process. I can see where it wouldnt be hard to chip a stock, especially if it was gelcoated and the smith used too much glass. Me personally, a gun is a tool. I don't particularly care what it looks like as long...- Sauce787
- Post #30
- Forum: Bolt Action Rifles
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Very Nice Tikka bolt
looks awesome, I may have to send mine when I get it. Does the cerakote have any effect on how smooth the action runs? I'd hate to ruin the glassy action of a Tikka- Sauce787
- Post #2
- Forum: Bolt Action Rifles
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7 Days to wait for the NICS check in NJ....this is ridiculous..at least I got my new Tikka
built up a caspian framed 1911 last year, even though the slide didnt fit on the frame I still had to wait 3 days. Good ol Illinois....- Sauce787
- Post #12
- Forum: Bolt Action Rifles
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Tikka T3 Picture Thread.
After seeing this thread I ordered a T3 in .243, I need to stay away from the hide before I go broke haha where are you guys finding your aftermarket bolt handles?- Sauce787
- Post #130
- Forum: Bolt Action Rifles
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Why are poly rifled barrels not more common?
granted they're not bench rest rifles, but arent noveske ar's known for their accuracy? they use polygonal rifling in their barrels. I'm curious as to the real differences too- Sauce787
- Post #8
- Forum: Bolt Action Rifles
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SIG 522 .22LR Opinions
No personal experience shooting them but I've handled plenty, I like them over the other tacticool .22's because they were designed from the ground up as a .22 vs a converted ar. They're supposed to be the most accurate tactical .22's other than a tricked out 10/22. It's on the "need to buy"...- Sauce787
- Post #2
- Forum: Semi-Automatic Rifles
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Hunting & Fishing The Grendel finally drew blood!
Re: The Grendel finally drew blood! I'll have to give those 120gr bergers a try. Ive got a gift certificate for three one hundred round boxes I need to get sent in.- Sauce787
- Post #19
- Forum: Sniper’s Hide Fieldcraft
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Hunting & Fishing The Grendel finally drew blood!
Re: The Grendel finally drew blood! <div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: InsidetheStorm</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Bad news guy... thats someones Australian Shepard... Bummer. Nice dog though. </div></div> THAT explains why it was carrying a...- Sauce787
- Post #16
- Forum: Sniper’s Hide Fieldcraft
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Hunting & Fishing The Grendel finally drew blood!
Re: The Grendel finally drew blood! I'd really like to give the 123gr sst's a try compared to the a-max. The effect on coyotes would probably be minimal but it would still be interesting.- Sauce787
- Post #14
- Forum: Sniper’s Hide Fieldcraft
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trigger for 6.5 Grendel
Re: trigger for 6.5 Grendel the 3 gun trigger has more of a long smooth roll to it. it was made to shoot fast. I have the geissele dmr trigger in my grendel and it's fantastic. 3 pound first stage and breaks like an icicle with a 1.5 pound second stage.- Sauce787
- Post #5
- Forum: Semi-Automatic Rifles
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Hunting & Fishing The Grendel finally drew blood!
Re: The Grendel finally drew blood! the load is 123gr a-maxes with 28 grains of 8208 in Hornady brass- Sauce787
- Post #12
- Forum: Sniper’s Hide Fieldcraft
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Hunting & Fishing The Grendel finally drew blood!
Re: The Grendel finally drew blood! The 6.5 Grendel is an absolute joy to shoot. Extremely accurate, low recoil, and the loads I've got worked up are surprisingly quiet. I saw the coyote drop and the first thought through my head was "that wasn't as loud as I thought it'd be!"- Sauce787
- Post #9
- Forum: Sniper’s Hide Fieldcraft
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Hunting & Fishing The Grendel finally drew blood!
Re: The Grendel finally drew blood! p.s. thanks for all the praise guys and sorry the pics are so grainy. The iPad was the only camera I had available at the moment.- Sauce787
- Post #7
- Forum: Sniper’s Hide Fieldcraft
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Hunting & Fishing The Grendel finally drew blood!
Re: The Grendel finally drew blood! The gun was a project for gunsmithing school. It's a palmetto lower with a magpul prs, larue grip, and geissele dmr trigger. the upper is a white oak with a stainless green mountain barrel I contoured from a blank, chambered in 6.5 grendel, crowned, and...- Sauce787
- Post #6
- Forum: Sniper’s Hide Fieldcraft
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Hunting & Fishing The Grendel finally drew blood!
I finally put a yote down with the 6.5! Took the half mile hike to my favorite deer spot and set up the call. Sat maybe 10 minutes before I started calling. Made it about a minute through a 2 minute cotton tail calling sequence and had two of them crest a hill about 125 yards out. Yote 1...- Sauce787
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- Forum: Sniper’s Hide Fieldcraft
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Rifle Scopes reticle colors?
Re: reticle colors? green or amber i think would be my next choices, just wasnt sure if blue was more of a mall ninja or tacticool color- Sauce787
- Post #3
- Forum: Observation & Sighting Devices
