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Building a rifle, need trigger suggestion
I like the idea of just tuning a factory trigger. Thanks for the help!- snarlbuckle
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- Forum: Bolt Action Rifles
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Building a rifle, need trigger suggestion
I know this thread is similar to many others on this forum, so please bear with me. My research hasn't turned up much information on this topic. I need advice on choosing a trigger. Factors in order of importance: 1) Reliability 2) Crispness/lack of creep 3) pull weight Rifle: -...- snarlbuckle
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- remington 700 trigger
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- Forum: Bolt Action Rifles
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Cerakote camo opinion
Take this for what it's worth. The plastic parts of my paintball gear (hopper, mask, etc) are all painted in a similar style to your rifle. The only difference is that I tend to use darker colors on top and lighter colors on bottom IAW military face painting procedures. In a casual woods...- snarlbuckle
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- Forum: Bolt Action Rifles
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Gas block, suppressor, and fine tuning.
From what I gather, it can be very helpful when using a precision DI rifle to have an adjustable gas block for fine tuning. Some have said that having it properly tuned can help accuracy simply by delaying the cycling of the rifle until after the bullet leaves the barrel or at least by...- snarlbuckle
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- Forum: Semi-Automatic Rifles
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Rifle Scopes Zeiss or Leupold? Or something else?
Background: I recently purchased a DPMS REPR and I'm looking for good optics for it. I don't have a lot of experience in long range shooting or high power scopes so I refer to your collective expertise. My budget is about $2000 but can be stretched for vastly superior optics Intended purpose...- snarlbuckle
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- Forum: Observation & Sighting Devices
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Rifle Scopes This Acog on an M4 - Any downside?
Re: This Acog on an M4 - Any downside? IMO, the BDC on the ACOG is convenient when firing M855 out of an M4, but is otherwise unnecessary. If you zero at 300m, then your bullet trajectory will only be a couple inches above your POA within that range. In practical terms, just aim for the...- snarlbuckle
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- Forum: Observation & Sighting Devices
