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I whacked a little buck last year with a 174 gr SMK. Killed him dead.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yYonIxCj1ZQ I use 46.5 gr of Varget and 168 gr Speer BTHP boolits. 600 yards at a 24" swinger.

The gun does not make a sniper. I'm about 98% sure I could out shoot that turd with any weapon.

For the Garand I use 46.2 gr of Varget and 168gr speer match bullets.

Varget shoots good out of my '03 and out of my Garand like a champ. I like 175 SMKs for the 03A4 and 168 gr match bullets for the garand

don't

Here is me shooting my original PU sniper at 900 yards. I've stretched it to 1000 yards but can't quite get consistent hits yet. I'm using handloads. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yiML8V70830

The Mosin Nagant sniper is still in use too. I saw a video of the Syrian conflict and a dude was using one.

buy a savage bolt rifle it'll be easier

are there any numbers on the bottom of the base?

try a laser jet printer they seem to print more accurate in my experiences

I had the wrong velocity in my Sierra Infinity software. They're barely supersonic at 1000 yards. 1139 FPS according to my calculator and 1218 FPS at 900 yds.

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I've got a sweet shooting Danish M1. I wanted it for a shooter, but without knowing who did the conversion, then it could have been a $1500 headache. Anyway my wife and I need to start saving more money to put towards grownup stuff. :p

$1399 + tax so right at $1500

They're supersonic until around 1200 yards. At 900 they're traveling around 1400 fps.

Yep they all talked me out of it already.

What might you fellas value this rifle at? The scope is an original M84 serial number 17177. No visible cartouches on the stock. Not sure how to tell if the muzzle break is real or fake? The barrel date is 5-44 so I'm pretty sure that makes this not an original M1D. However the barrel is in...

mine measures 4.97"

5 for 5 at 900 yards with my PU sniper using 174gr handloads. The first 2 shots are off camera but you can spot the hits at the end of the video. I'm shooting at a 24" plate. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yiML8V70830