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I will post pic as soon as possible, I thought they were supposed to be the same.

I have a pbr I've been wanting to build up. I got a McMillan a3 stock that's supposed to be inletted for an spr thinking that they would be the same, but when I tried putting my bottom metal in the front mounting hole it didn't fit and to make it worse when I took it to the smith he said it...

Mkiii colt .357 , love that one more than the rest. She ain't the shiniest, or the prettiest, but she always makes me feel better

I was in my local shop and was handed a Forbes 25-06, and was immediately impressed with the weight and feel of it. Any of you guys use one of these? Thinking of pickin it up for a whitetail buster. Also is $1400 too high on one of these? Really had a hard time researching this one.

I'm gonna say 7.62x54r , it's the round that won ww2. You can argue all you want, I know casualties were outrageous but the ruskies beat us to Berlin. It's still in use today. I know lots of guys that have had an old Mosin for a first centerfire.

Wow that is some sweet work. It's definitely different.

Thanks for the input, I think I will look into other options.

Ya but people dont say.

I have been trying to build my first custom rifle, and of course been looking at fluteing the bolt. Does micro slick really make the bolt that much better, or is it a waste of $?

I'm also one that enjoys the challenge of trying to figure out the small tricks to shooting some of these older rifles. Also you just can't beat the feel of holding some of these pieces of history.

Wow that's a real beauty. Excellent work fluter.

Looks great! I'm in the process of building one myself. Gives me hope!

I may need one of those.

Ha I guess I'm off to dark alleys and scary places, I've got to get one.

Damn, that's a beautiful collection. Where should a person look if he wanted to find an original?

I had one for around a year, I really liked it but just couldn't get it on target. It never failed to feed , and recoil was almost non existent. Like spradley said ammo can be tricky to obtain. Aftermarket sights are impossible to find as well. All in all though very fun weapon.

Thanks for the advice, I've been thinking a lot about a fixed 12x Swfa, but also will look at the Zeiss and meopta before I buy.

I'm in a position where I need glass for both my .223 & .308. Unfortunately money's running tight so I can't afford to buy a top of the line scope this year. My .308 is my bigger concern of the two since I would like to get it up and going for practice before deer season. I don't typically...

Sps tac is 1/9 , I just sold mine for a cz but it shot very well with 68 grainers.

6.5x55 is a huge caliber in Scandinavian countries for moose. 6.5 will do for elk.