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Any chance you all have figured out a way to stuff a Savage Action into the Bravo?

Another one would be have they addressed the ejection issue sometimes seen with Savage bolts. Sometimes with the Savages they sometimes drop from the extractor early before the ejector can eject the round. Typically this has been due to a sloppy fit with the extractor.

Nicely done man. Sucks you all missed the shoot yesterday it was a cold one out there though. Need to make it down to the shop and replace the barrel in the old Mark II FV.

Josh, Are they planning on inletting these for the Savage guys as well? Thanks.

Any plans to offer the Oryx with a Savage inlet?

Saw the movie this weekend as well and I must say I really enjoyed it. Dog town, not sure how you handle all the CG but keep it up they looked great.

Gotcha, this long range stuff is just as addicting as all the diesel stuff that we have done in the past. I'm sure that you will enjoy the rifle once you get everything back and put together. If you plan on reloading in the future and needs some tips let me know and I will be happy to help.

Looking good Nick, you will enjoy that scope a lot. I'm ready to see some pics of the rifle as well as group pics. How much long range shooting have you done in the passed?

Looks fantastic. Well done.

It won't functionally affect a thing with the way the rifle performs. That being said it obviously bothers you which will always be in he back of your mind and you will never shoot the rifle to its full potential.

Dont know if this has been mentioned but you can build the 243 that your wanting in a long action. Have one myself and have no issues with feeding. Thanks

Good job. Looks like there is more than one way to skin the cat.

Couldn't tell ya the odds but out there for sure. Glad to hear you been doing good and it looks like your still up in Oregon. I'm doing good, graduated school, wife, kid, and house. It has been quiet some time.

Works great. I buy the biggest flip flop I can and cut it out on a bandsaw. It is Jb welded to a piece of 1/2" plywood this is what holds it to the rifle stock. You can also add more pieces of plywood to add length if needed. It holds up great I mean if it will go a summer with some couple...

Tim got your Pm and will respond with a lengthy reply when I have some time. A CNC router would make the in letting a breeze. Thanks fellas the thing shoots great with decent ammo now that I have gotten it dialed in. Will post some group pics next time I get to the range.

The butt pad is actually a flip flop. Crazy right.

Nick what's up brother. Long time no see. How ya been man?

Site looks great fellas thanks for the hard work that went into doing the conversion. There is still one sub-forum that is putting threads in the wrong order. That is the rim fire section. Thanks again.

Re: Look at my new thumper from GAP! Very nice looking rifle. Should definitely be able to thump something. I graduated from Mizzou in 09 with a Civil Engineering Degree.

Re: Another Homemade stock build <div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Bill Larson</div><div class="ubbcode-body"> WOW........... it` takes me at least 40 hrs....from glu-up..to inlet ( using a bridgeport mil )and paint or clear.... I need help...