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  1. soter1

    Who has seen a Creedmoor like this before?

    I'll let you know the color soon. Yes, they are all sprayed in house by our guys.
  2. soter1

    Who has seen a Creedmoor like this before?

    Thanks Sully, I can't wait for it either! Thanks for the shout out!
  3. soter1

    Who has seen a Creedmoor like this before?

    What's that LV?
  4. soter1

    Prone comfort

    The majority of the recoil pad should be in your shoulder. But that isn't what fixes your problem. Check the videos on the Hide for more detail as Frank explains them well. You need to check your prone position and your center axis, make sure your spine and leg is center line or median with the...
  5. soter1

    Who has seen a Creedmoor like this before?

    Additionally, It just looks Bad-ass.
  6. soter1

    Who has seen a Creedmoor like this before?

    Thanks for all the kind words everyone, I will pass this on to P.Jones who built this bad boy. For more pics, the future range report and other builds. Check out the custom rifle section here: Rifle Designs - T3 Firearms Training
  7. soter1

    Who has seen a Creedmoor like this before?

    3 ways: Our shop, T3 Firearms Training - T3 Firearms Training,Bighorn arms or check the Hide: http://www.snipershide.com/shooting/snipers-hide-bolt-action-rifles/119894-mark-chanlynn-barrels.html
  8. soter1

    308 AR recommendations

    Bad Rifle there!
  9. soter1

    Stock or Chassis Selection

    We're both fire fighters, their is a way!
  10. soter1

    Prone comfort

    The first question most should be asking is what is your experience shooting in multiple positions/prone? Secondly, have you practiced laying in the prone position for more then 5 - 7 minutes to take several shots? At the school house we lay under our rifles for several hours to feel that pain...
  11. soter1

    Who has seen a Creedmoor like this before?

    Just visiting his shop and meeting him in person sells his barrels alone. His reputation proceeds himself everywhere. Don't get me wrong, lots of fantastic barrel makers out there but Mark is Legendary.
  12. soter1

    Who has seen a Creedmoor like this before?

    Gotta' start somewhere! 700's are still the champs of the land.
  13. soter1

    Stock or Chassis Selection

    Great point! AICS might be a bit more robust hiking,hunting and climbing up a tree stand, if your into that kind of thing.
  14. soter1

    Who has seen a Creedmoor like this before?

    Trigger Time GC in Longmont, Colorado, T3 Firearms Training - T3 Firearms Training. Zach Yarrow spec'd the build and P. Jones the Gunmaker created it. Shot 3/8 MOA yesterday with Hornady factory. We're expecting around 1/4MOA with custom load.
  15. soter1

    Stock or Chassis Selection

    As mentioned above, highly suggest an AICS 2.0 or AX, Folding stocks are huge for back country humping of harvest and keeps things light. Chop your barrel to 20 or 22" and it will be amazingly light. We do it all of the time and see huge results!
  16. soter1

    scope levles

    Excellent point. Levels are devastatingly important past 500 - 600 yards with wind. For on scope levels, Flatlineops.com is arguably the best in the industry and their customer service is the best I've ever seen. As far as scope mounts, Sphur makes the most robust, bomb proof mounts on the...
  17. soter1

    Who has seen a Creedmoor like this before?

    "The Mutant" This 6.5 Creedmoor was built using the front half of an Accuracy International AX chassis and the back half of an AICS 2.0 stock. 26" Mark Chanlynn custom barrel screwed into a Badger M2013 short action receiver. Timney trigger Kahles K624i scope in a Spuhr mount TBAC...
  18. soter1

    Grease?

    Great comments about the wheel bearing grease and the importance of a medium. Their is a lot of argument about what works and doesn't, I don't partake. Because a bolt system doesn't create the heat an auto system does we don't need to worry as much about thermal breakdown. Bearing grease is nice...
  19. soter1

    308 AR recommendations

    The LWRC REPR is a good choice, but the best i've used commercially and officially is the Knights SR 25 series in general. Through all the minutia of AR10 platforms, the problem we see consistently is feeding issues because of the chambers and/or bolt/gas issues, which at our shop is a never...
  20. soter1

    Training Courses [T3]Trigger Time Training - Enhanced Precision Rifle Course - Instructed by Frank Galli

    Trigger Time Training in Longmont, Colorado will be hosting an Enhanced Precision Rifle Class April 24th - 27 and will be led by Frank Galli of Snipershide.com. This post is to serve as a save to date as we are still working on our punch list to complete the final coordination of the class...
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