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? about using mils for hold over
Re: ? about using mils for hold over Yea. Sorry about that post. A few problems when I said he was absolutely correct I was wrong. He was right if he said inches not MOA. Stupid mistake. As for the rings I dident really mean the rings themselves I meant the base they sit on. Sorry about that.- bullbarrel78
- Post #6
- Forum: ELR - Beyond 1000 Yards
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Rifle Scopes Sending scope to Leupold: M3 knobs for M1s (M5?)?
Re: Sending my scope to Leupold: M3 knobs for M1s? It sounds like a great choice. I am an M1 guy myself so I understand why you are doing it but the screw thing may be a problem. However all leapolds have a lifetime waranty so you may have something there. Good luck.- bullbarrel78
- Post #5
- Forum: Observation & Sighting Devices
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? about using mils for hold over
Re: ? about using mils for hold over U would b absolutely correct. But for the next time I would recommend some angled rings wich will actually add MOA to your scope by angling it downwards. Probably 20moa rings would b about right. Good luck. That's a long range if you haven't practiced it much.- bullbarrel78
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- Forum: ELR - Beyond 1000 Yards
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Should I change my barrel
Re: Should I change my barrel I will have to say the same thing as everyone else. Keep the barrel and figure out exacty what you want for the future. I personaly did over 20 hrs of research before I started my build. Some things to think about. -barrel size (bigger barrels can shoot longer...- bullbarrel78
- Post #10
- Forum: Bolt Action Rifles
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New guy here. need some help.
Re: New guy here. need some help. I am in a similar situation. I am building a .308 with a 1.15" bull barrel and am getting a nice vx3 leapold put on it. I have the gun but still waiting for the scope. So here are my options. I have the leapold book that has all of their products in it and I...- bullbarrel78
- Post #6
- Forum: Bolt Action Rifles
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Rotational drift and 22 lr
Re: Rotational drift and 22 lr Ok, so I am way late on the topic but I was doing some reading and found this topic and tnought I could shed some light on the situation. I am only 23yrs old and have practiced with my .22lr more than any gun I know. And if there is one thing I know about it is...- bullbarrel78
- Post #35
- Forum: All Things Rimfire
