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I still have a virgin DSA FAL receiver lying around that one day I have plans on attempting to turn into a DMR rifle. Biggest problem with the FAL though is it has a reputation for vertical stringing in its shot groups. That and cheap surplus parts have dried up these days.

Parker-Hale is my guess too.

Ok, yes I’m getting older, set in my ways and eye modern technology with a jaded eye. That being said, am I the last of the breed that still prefers the old M1907 sling? Now I will admit that I have discovered the wonderful biothane versions from Turner Saddlery that are practically...

Another option for folks with stupid money would be a H&K PSG-1. They have a great reputation for accuracy, scarcity and a high price tag.

I don’t blame him. An M1A with a McMillian stock that has been properly bedded can be a tack driver. Mine has a Douglas medium weight barrel, the M2A stock (actually a surplus stock from the McMillian contract as an overrun for the Marines DMR project) was steel bedded with Devcon and I fitted...

M14/M1A. My USMC DMR clone has put quite a bit of meat on the table over the years.

Well, the pistol is a PSA KS47 is 7.62X39 and the two Armalites are .308 chambers. The SASS is a beast to lug around but it’s just from the house to the cattle pasture and let the rifle do the rest. That buck was taken at 423 meters.

So I just got a Ruger American Ranch in 5.56mm as my new coyote gun. I want to upgrade the trigger and my choices were going with a Timney trigger or an Mcarbo spring kit. The Timney is in the ballpark of $150ish and the Mcarbo spring was like $20 shipped. Being a budget gun, I went with the...

I guess they’ve worked for me just fine.