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New .223 in AX Chassis - First Impression
Re: New .223 in AX Chassis - First Impression Thanks all, Can't wait to get it back to the range later next week. The overall length with the suppressor is 50.5". The Suppressor is a 6.5 Titanium Jet. One really cool thing about these .223 rifles is the lack of recoil. It is...- JamieD
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- Forum: Bolt Action Rifles
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New .223 in AX Chassis - First Impression
Just finished the new trainer rifle for the shooting school this year. Got it out to the range Last friday and here in central PA it was snowing, below zero with the winds and gusting to 40mph. Still had to take her to the range and try her out. First two groups under .5 with no load work yet...- JamieD
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Wolf Precision - 2012 LR Shooting School Dates, PA
Re: Wolf Precision - 2012 LR Shooting School Dates, PA Thanks guys for the feedback, It was a pleasure having you all there. Gunny and Frank, look forward to maybe seeing you guys this year. Just a quick update. June is full! April 20, 21 and 22 of 2012 - 8 slots left May 18, 19 and...- JamieD
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- Forum: Practical Marksmanship Questions
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Wolf Precision - 2012 LR Shooting School Dates, PA
Re: Wolf Precision - 2012 LR Shooting School Dates, PA Just a quick update on slots available for the 2012 classes. April 20, 21 and 22 of 2012 - 8 slots left May 18, 19 and 20 of 2012 - 6 slots left June 22, 23 and 24 of 2012 - 2 slots left September 28, 29 and 30 of 2012 - 7 slots...- JamieD
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2012 K&M Precision Rifle Comp **RESULTS & PHOTOS**
Re: 2012 K & M Precision Rifle Competition - 3-4 March I am looking forward to trying and make the roster as well. Sounds like it is going to be a great match and a good reason to head south and get out of the cold a little. JamieD ______________________________ Jamie Dodson 814-262-7994...- JamieD
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- Forum: Competition Shooting Talk
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Good Muzzel Brake
Re: Good Muzzel Brake I like Badger and Vais. The Vais does have holes all the way around and in the front. Badger is probably one of the most effective. The Vais can be made to any shank and thread size if you wanted to swap out for a suppressor later. Good luck, JamieD...- JamieD
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- Forum: Bolt Action Rifles
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264 Win Mag
Re: 264 Win Mag It was running 3000fps which is plenty fast - It was just the sweet spot for accuracy. It is still one of my favorite magnum calibers and probably will build another someday. JamieD ______________________________ Jamie Dodson 814-262-7994 Wolf Precision AI Stocks and...- JamieD
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Training rifle recommendations
Re: Training rifle recommendations A few that would come to mind would be the Remington 700P and SPS Tactical. Savage is also making a couple rifles in .223 as well. What you want to look for is the faster twist so you can shoot the heavier bullets (1-9). I shoot my .223 all the time now -...- JamieD
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McMillan A3 vs HTG ADJ for long range hunting
Re: McMillan A3 vs HTG ADJ for long range hunting Agree, Had both and I like the A-3 better. Just finishing up my own .308 shorty finished at 18.5 inches and putting it in an A-3 (suppressed). I am going to try one for the McMillan Hunters for my Remington based 300 Blackout - Its a...- JamieD
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- Forum: Bolt Action Rifles
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264 Win Mag
Re: 264 Win Mag Mine was a Sendero and no brake needed. Probably close to 12 lbs but really just a mild push - not a punch. I used 59 grains of 4831SC and 140's, Could go hotter or a faster powder and I'm sure it would change up the recoil. But that was a sweet spot so that is were I...- JamieD
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Training rifle recommendations
Re: Training rifle recommendations I know a lot of guys go the rimfire route and that is not a bad thing. You might want to consider a .223. Ammo is still cheap enough to practice with a lot, you can stretch it out to 800 yards with ease and beyond with the right twist and ammo and even run...- JamieD
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264 Win Mag
Re: 264 Win Mag Go for it. This was one of my favorite rifles. Killed everything from woodchucks to Elk. I took this Elk at 645 yards with a 140 Hornady SST. I rechambered to a 300WM becouse I had a suppressor for it. If not it would have stayed a .264. One thing I really liked about...- JamieD
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- Forum: Bolt Action Rifles
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Building 300 BLK bolt gun.Barrel questions?
Re: Building 300 BLK bolt gun.Barrel questions? I have got the bug for the 300 AAC Blackout as well. I had an extra .223 Remmy action and after speaking with a couple people who own this or the Whisper, I had to make one. I have the M5 Bottom Metal with the AI Mag and the bolt is a PT&G...- JamieD
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AX AICS availability?
Re: AX AICS availability? Mile high has been shipping them out for a while. JamieD ______________________________ Jamie Dodson 814-262-7994 Wolf Precision AI Stocks and Accessories- JamieD
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6.5 Creedmoor vs 7mm WSM hunting rifle
Re: 6.5 Creedmoor vs 7mm WSM hunting rifle 7wsm becouse of the elk. I love the 6.5's but the Elk at a distance the 7mm's have it. I took my Elk at 645 yards with a .264WM so it can be done and shot placement is more important than caliber. But nothing wrong with a little more punch behind...- JamieD
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Barrel Contour for New AX Build
Re: Barrel Contour for New AX Build I have done a lot of rifle with the Medium it finishes around .850 at 22". Plenty stiff and not so heavy. The Heavy palma is a little on the too heavy side for me so on a lot of the builds I split the diff between the two and go Medium/Heavy finishing at...- JamieD
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PTG Bolts
Re: PTG Bolts Without a doubt agree, But... there are some advantages using the PTG bolt if someone wants some impovements in bolt slop and some options if they have the extra money spend. Just like sleeving, it is not for everyone, but don't short sell accuracy becouse you think in order...- JamieD
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- Forum: Bolt Action Rifles
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PTG Bolts
Re: PTG Bolts It's not really what the factory bolt is not doing. They work fine and will shoot great. But if you are machining to true the factory action and bolt, removing material, it will result in loosing some caming/extracting power as the bolt will sit more reward in the extraction...- JamieD
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- Forum: Bolt Action Rifles
