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American Precision Arms (APA) Fat Bastard .338 cal is going to be great too. Dont be turned off by the .015" radial difference.

oh thats the plan! hope my scope has enough travel haha. Ill lob em in.

Check it out. Anyone see this yet? Ive been admiring Atlas from afar because I didnt like the panning and difficulty locking it. Looks like they got with the program to make the Atlas vs Harris argument a little different...

Thats a lot of drop to account for too, I wonder what sort of mounts will be used for 22 ELR.

22 at even 300 is a far poke! This is awesome haha.

Mark 4 3.5-10 in some flavor is what it should be. I will let you know if I learn more.

Hello, Ive used and like these Shadow Tech's here, they are pretty well priced too and are solid. https://www.eurooptic.com/Shadow-Tech-PIG0311-G-Field-Tripod-OD-Green.aspx?utm_source=eoic2017&utm_medium=dbw

Yea I like how it is, not gonna mess with it. How do these work on deer? Sub 100 yard do they hit hard enough and is there any expansion?

Good info! Yea im not going to try much else since I grabbed a bunch of those 200 sub bullets. Id try a 220 round nose if one of my friends uses em, so I can grab just a few.

Hello, hair drier isnt going to cut it. I dont think they have any thread lock but an actual heat gun is going to be what you may want to try. When I took a brake off I had to use a sizable cheater bar and make sure the barrel is secured well. A rod through the gap in the brake is worth...

The mag adapters, the inserts for, say, making an AXMC 338 shoot 308, is only for the double stack AX rifle mags. Were you lookin to get an AXMC or build a switch barrel rifle?

Ive got two of the Vortex PST Gen II 2-10 and love them. Wayyyy better than first gen. FFP. One is on my SPR, an 18" seekins barreled, frankenn-AR.

Hi All, Shooting subs in a slow twist 308 can be tricky. At 11.25", my M24 "shouldnt" work with most heavy 30cal bullets. However, I got some 200 gr lapua subsonic bullets and through some trial and error found the sweet spot. The load is below as are photos taken from a 90 yard group...