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I believe that a rifle as good or better can be had for less money if you do a build. better is very subjective though. though an AI and a TRG are both nice rifles, neither are perfect for ME. I would go custom all day.

I hadn't seen this thread, but i bought this action. I do not have a lathe, but I think i can "fix" it. My intent is to file the action as square as possible, use a standard recoil lug as i will be making a stock for it. I will use a take off barrel. as for the rail screw i will mount a full...

Is it that the entire scope is offset or that the front is off to one side? If the entire scope is offset it could cause an issue, otherwise it won't be. If in fact the entire scope is off center i would have my windage zeroed at the longest range i shoot. this would mean that anywhere within...

I'd put a hundred dollar bill on it if i had 51 percent confidence in myself.

I'm glad you got in on it! I notice they're gone now.

it sounds like you had some serious wind to contend with too.

rather impressed by the long range pistols i must say. My pistol shooting skills leave something to be desired.

MidwayUSA Dogtown Bullets 22 Cal (224 Diameter) 50 Grain Soft Point i'm sure they leave something to be desired as far as quality goes, but the price is right, especially with the shortage of .224 bullets right now.

I'm reasonably sure he has to be kidding...right?

Today I went to work, did my job, and everyone was happy. I plan to do it again tomorrow.

Am I the only one who finds it amusing that 3-4 moa is considered good accuracy?

My grandpa worked one of the main ammo manufacturers and he told me they had a hard time making an accurate round for the .22 mag. Are you guys able to get decent accuracy out of these? I myself would prefer a small centerfire that i can reload than a 22 mag if accuracy is important.

you're right..he must be riding the cotton pony

good call on the dessicant. a must. the best thing imo is just not to store rifles in a case

I see RUMrunner isn't an original idea afterall. damnit!

I was helping with a gun safety class and the guy was saying the same thing! not completely understanding this is one thing, though it's pretty easy. but to actuallythink a bullet is gaining velocity after having left the barrel blows my mind

I'm still waiting to hear back from the arts institute of minneapolis. come to think of it i've been waiting awhile...maybe i oughta try physics

though most target ammo is subsonic we were using cci velocitors and federal bulk, both of which start out supersonic.

my bad. I oversimplified converting moa to inches as 1 instead of 1.047 inches