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Ugh, bolt handle removal
You could try soaking that end of the bolt in a quality penetrating fluid for a couple of days. When you are done you can always pour the penetrating fluid back into a container for later use. If you you let is set for a couple of days I am sure you would be able to "break" the bolt loose. I...- Rob.308
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Target stands for steel.
Great job on these! I may try something similar.- Rob.308
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EGW rail mount 0moa to 20moa
If money is really tight you could push your zero out a little further. If you zeroed your rifle at 4 or 5 hundred yards you would have plenty of elevation left to reach out to 1K. "just one shooters thoughts" I hope that helps, Rob- Rob.308
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Scope mounting tolerances
I use a bubble level and have good luck with it.- Rob.308
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$30 Home Depot folding sawhorse
Great idea, thanks for sharing it!- Rob.308
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Home made scope leveling jig....
Great job on this! This is perfect if you need to get the job done quickly and if your forced to do it inside. Thanks for sharing it with us.- Rob.308
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10' Shooting Platform & Coverd Benches
great looking shoot house for sure!- Rob.308
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Harris bipod spike feet
I have had mine for a while now and all I tell you is I am not sure why I ever shot without them. They are WELL worth every penny.- Rob.308
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DIY Shooting Mat and Rear Bags:
Great job on this project. You should be very proud of your work.- Rob.308
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