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I was just wondering if a Bushnell trophy XLT 4-12X40 would stand up to a mosin nagant with a muzzle break. I also have a nikon prostaff 4-9X40, but i want to eventually put that one on a better gun.

I have an old rifle that the back twords the reciever looks dull/ lightly feosted. But the rifling is still strong. Would jb bore bright help this out and get it to a shine. Or could I use bore lapping bullets. I wanted to get the most accuracy that I can out of it

.308 cal loads are never that accurate in 91/30s. Look up loads for 174 in .311 or .310 sierra match kings see which dia gives you the best results . Will give you the best results .

I am looking for a grouping like that at 100 yd.

I was i like the look of the laminate

I was cleaning my save barrel and after I cleaned most of the copper fouling out of my barrel but these white dull streaks remain. One side they go all the way up to the crown the other they dont. Cleaning doesn't do anything to them. Can anyone tell me what they are .

You have to look at the round for what it is. Its a heavy slow round that has usually high bc. Good for making tight groupings from 50-800 yd. Out past that it is going too slow and drops really fast. And that is with a 24" to 26" barrel. Realistically with that 20"bbl you will probably get out...

The fact is that the 308 is not the magic round that everyone thinks it is. We have all heard of military snipers making some amazing shots at 1000 yd pluss but the the thing is those are rare. If the military is trying to make a long distance shot they go to bigger calibres.

Tacticool would be pretty good for that it has a really comfortabel feel. Just the look of the thumbhole

I was more worried about because i have to open up the barrel channel to fit the heavy barrel i just didnt know if the thumb hole would have enough room on either side.

I have a Tacticool and a prairie on two other rifles. A savage 22 and a modified mosin nagant. Love them both I just thought my heavy barreled savage would look better on the thumb hole or tacticool. The prairie is a good stock got great accuracy from it.

Hi I'm thinking a boydes stock for my savage. I am debating between the thumbhole stock or a tacticool stock. Both I will have to widen the barrel channel for heavy barrel. Used fot hog and deer hunting and shooting paper. Which one?

I had a previous thread about a savage 11 Vt not being so accurate. Ok another thing i was going to try is getting a new stock for it. I was looking on boydes and all i could find was a stock that had a bottom bolt release but a channel not wide enough for the barrel or a top bolt release that...

Well looks like there is an advantage to both. I am going to keep the longer barrel i already have one with a shortened barrel and it worked well i will just see how this one works.

And i am glass bedding the entire receiver. and i put cork under both the barrel bands.

It looks not too bad but its not perfict like the end is dull and doesn't clean out but it looks lite enough to maybe use jb bore bright

As far as accuracy goes there is a guy on gun broker selling mosin barreled recievers in really good shape if you want to put one together. Just remeber to glass bed it and do some trigger work and you will have a pretty good shooer

Mosins, k 98. Mosins are cheap parts are everywhere and they are accurate if you look for a good one online instead of buying one out of a crate. Not to mention rugged and you can find ammo in most places. K98 look pretty and are well built better quality. But you cannot find ammo very Easy. If...

MOM?? But I don't use mil-surp, privy or silver bear. Looking to start reloading

Can you get good accuracy out of a mosin barrel if it isn't perfect but still pretty good. The rifling near the front is bright but tword the back it looks dull and frosted. Rifling is sharp looking through out. Muzzle looks pretty good too.