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Just got my new 510 on. One thing I noticed was that there was no nut on the weight adjustment screw. It's not like it was missing, as there is not enough sticking out for a nut. Is this the new build for Timney?

Yes please keep me posted on what you find out about hunting around here. I myself would rather hunt traditionally, than have to pay to walk up on a pig at a feeder and blow its brains out.

A2? Nope...but now you have me drooling on an olive green 2094 ...dammit.

Johnny, I shoot the Sebastian gun range also. Also kicking around the idea of hog hunting(Not with the Rem 700, I have other guns for the task). Don't want to pay a guide either. If you are interested in hunting, let me know. I don't know jack about it...and my friends don't either. Not to...

You know what though...for 300 bucks, I would go with the SS fixed power. I've heard nothing but great things about it. 10 probably isn't too high power for hunting, and will get you out to quite a few hundred meters.

Phew, yeah they nail you on price at SWFA with the variable power scopes, but I would go with the variable power, as you will want the 4x for hunting(especially hogs as they can be nasty creatures), and the 15x for the range. I was at the Sebastian range last weekend at 200yds. I keep my scope...

Had it out today at 200 yds. Shot great. The adjustable length and cheek piece is great. I shot with the bipod all day, no bags. It will take a lot more abuse than it looks. Very solid. It moves a bit loosely in the mount, so it pivots etc. Not as good as a Harris, but very good nonetheless.

I grabbed one of these as well (bedding block version). For some odd reason, they had 5 on Amazon last week, now out of stock. Weird. I bedded the recoil lug, and filed the left side of the barrel channel for a perfect fit with my 700 SPS Tactical .308. Without getting rambly...let me list...

Hello all. Purchased a Savage Axis .308, Centerpoint Wally World scope/bipod to see what I could do. Yup, like it. I wanted to upgrade so I turned the Axis into a "scout" type rifle by putting on a pic rail, and a Bushnell Trs-25 red dot...of all things. The rifle was so light, I wanted to...