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Re: Cheytac's M200 bipod setup Dear Italian Piece of Shit... To further contribute to your credability Please review the following paper. To everyone else... be advised I responded to this clown's whine with an offer of refund, which he refused. It has the look and feel of a money making...

Re: Cheytac's M200 bipod setup One last attempt for you guys to be civil. EMAIL ME: I will not respond to the child postings going on here. I OFFERED a refund, your threats are rapidly pushing me into a position of sitting silent and forcing small claims actions, which in the state of...

Re: Cheytac's M200 bipod setup Gents, I understand your anger. Your cause is not furthered by the teenager threats posted here like this is some facebook page. However, if someone insists, i'll gladly meet you face to face to sort this out. With interest is only fair, instead of posting...

Re: Cheytac's M200 bipod setup Guys, Sorry for not getting back to you. I can't get into details. I will not be able to complete this project, deep personal issues have come up. I WILL be refunding monies over the next 60 days, max. I apologize for the screwup. Timing, it's a bitch...

Re: Cheytac's M200 bipod setup Hi guys, Relax everyone, just back in country, getting my time zone feet under me. I am at the mercy of McMillan stocks, they said ready within 2 weeks from yesterday. All are assembled for their parts on their end, then will notify me when shipping. Cheytac...

Re: Cheytac's M200 bipod setup Buck, PM Answered, you're in for sure. Trigger

Re: Cheytac's M200 bipod setup Got everyone's PMs. Units are becoming available as we speak. Have a few days before going away for a bit, will advise on which rifle setups orders get filled, based on receipt of deposits, and setup availability. Thanks guys, success so far!! Trigger

Re: Cheytac barrel lives that sounds like great fun! Vapor at a higher level

Re: Cheytac barrel lives DJD, That 22/284 was awesome to see shoot. Funny that solids was the only thing the radar could grab ahold of, jacketed bullets were dust in the air and the radar team couldn't track dust!! Very awesome gun/bullet combination, well done! Trigger

Re: new project in development , 408CT or 460Steyr ? Maurizio, I have positive signs of life and all is well. On the 460 vs the 408. From your point of view, I'd say it's more an issue of logistics. For the sake of this discussion, let's say that both cartridges are readily available...

Re: Cheytac barrel lives Hi guys, This has been discussed to some degree about high velocity on this site. My observations have been that the faster your drive a bullet, the faster it slows down. You gain some supersonic range (the definer of maximum effective capability range) with higher...

Re: Cheytac's M200 bipod setup Answered... thanks PP

Re: Cheytac's M200 bipod setup General Posting... Deposit checks are going in the bank today. Taking a trip out of country for a couple of weeks. All is on schedule for all setups to be delivered prior to 1 Nov. Trigger out

Re: Cheytac's M200 bipod setup PP,,, The price of $1650.00 on the TAC50 SOE setup with the cheytac bipod DOES include the bipod rig. It's a special project and there are substantial price breaks on that setup. That price includes pillar bedding of your barreled action, a 5" nose...

Re: Bi-Axial "suspension" Bipod Design Roger that

Re: Battlefield Recovery of Ammunition Strickland... yes, it was an option. SF guys as most special oeprators are given options, or tools for their toolbox so to speak. This is what you "can" do, you pick what you "want" to do. Just for general information, most of this program came to a...

Re: Bi-Axial "suspension" Bipod Design Hi Noel, Okay, I AM intrigued by your idea. I'm looking forward to seeing one. If you'd like, I'd like to try one of the units on a 408 rifle, would be a good direct comparison, what do you think? Trigger

Re: Bi-Axial "suspension" Bipod Design Is this getting wierd or what?

Re: Bi-Axial "suspension" Bipod Design More of nothing personal, but you're proposing the space shuttle for a canoe job. Threads don't work in an icy, frozen, crusty environment. You need big tolerances, durable, simple, and STRONG. You know what I mean, trim the fat, make it simple, etc...

Re: Battlefield Recovery of Ammunition You're most welcome guys, thanks.