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WOW! Well done USO.

6 shots and 3 shots with the 30-p1. 3 shot group was to see where my zero went changing stocks. the six shots followed those 3, all with the can.

I've never shot a harvester, so no comment there, but I love my 30-p1. i don't know what kind of volume you are worried about, but here is the 223p suppressor going full auto: Thunder Beast Arms 223P Suppressor - YouTube

Just sharing my latest upgrades: and the first 9 shots

I wish you could too Struggles! I'm not far from Minnesota and it'd be nice to be able to shoot there. MN and IA both need to re evaluate their law on the issue. SomeOtherGuy, on the stock is just the cheap duracoat camo spray paint. I didn't really prep the stock at all, so I expect to get...

Hi all, so my 700 has moved through a few upgrades, and I think its worth sharing! Finally got my form 4, and now the rifle has a Thunderbeast 30P1 in olive drab attached! I can't recommend it enough. Threads on really tight, and is so quiet I feel better after a day of shooting without...

just a little photo test/update

it will be fun. most folks on this site (myself included) have mighty fine modern rifles that make 600, 700 yards and more not even all that challenging. itll be nice, I think, to take a step back from that high science and put a little more guesswork into it. been a while since I had to use...

Will do. It's an izzy ex-sniper that I bought about a decade ago, and honestly I've only shot it a handful of times, none of which have been in the past 5 years or so (just got busy moving around a lot). my plan is to try some of the hornady match grade stuff, and compliment that with the brown...

Just last night I spent the cash on the bent bolt and a repro PU for mine. should be tons of fun! and to think, I'm only going to stretch mine a measly 600yds.

I think you are OK even without the color match. It's hard to make a S&B look bad :) My buddy has been shooting for a long time, but only reloading and shooting precision twice now. obviously still in load development (this is a 2500fps 178amax) and learning a lot about precision, but this...

It is indeed

Thanks Jordan, a lot of planning and work went into that rifle. turned out great!

Hey all, A good friend of mine recently had a rifle done by Keith and Brad at Phoenix Custom and wanted me to share some pictures from our shooting session today. This is an absolutely sweet rifle! First three shot group from today measured right a .5moa, and that's with the disclaimer of no...

I had to go to Canada to get it, but this site lists bear, boar, deer and elk with internals and discussions on shot placement for both rifle and bow: Hunting Essentials thanks for all the contributions

thanks for the diagrams, you guys rock. the advice is appreciated as well. I'm doing some more detailed study for a bow hunt I have coming. the more diagrams the merrier, keep it up and thanks again

Hey all, I'm trying to get one centralized location for diagrams of various animals that annotate their vitals, to study up on good shot placement for a variety of game. I can't seem to find one good spot for that information. Could you guys point me towards a good resource, or let's make...

Just FYSA, I bought my foam here, and it is "an open-celled polyurethane ester foam". I'm not worried about it between the two desiccants, all other closed cell foam, and generally dry conditions I live in. The Pelican Store: Offering An Array of Pelican Products & Cases and a history on foam...

Those look great guys, thanks for the pics. Super smart putting the rear back right under the stock like that. I should've known better, but I didn't even think to ask if the foam I ordered was open or closed cell. It's pretty stiff to be open cell, but I'm no expert. Time to email. I've got to...

Hey all, My rifle has been through enough re-configurations now that I've bought some new foam to re-cut for the inside of the hard case. I'm looking for ideas on how to lay things out and would value some pictures of yours (and what you would do differently if anything). Thanks!