.308 Build
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Re: .308 Build
well.....
then build it from the ground up. there was a breakdown of "custom" vs work done by a smith.
long story short it found parity....
well.....
then build it from the ground up. there was a breakdown of "custom" vs work done by a smith.
long story short it found parity....
Re: .308 Build
sako trg 22 no building necc. done deal, it will outshoot you for along time. no offense they will outshoot most people.
sako trg 22 no building necc. done deal, it will outshoot you for along time. no offense they will outshoot most people.
Re: .308 Build
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Team-Send-It</div><div class="ubbcode-body">sako trg 22 no building necc. done deal, it will outshoot you for along time. no offense they will outshoot most people. </div></div>
Lots of ruth in that.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Team-Send-It</div><div class="ubbcode-body">sako trg 22 no building necc. done deal, it will outshoot you for along time. no offense they will outshoot most people. </div></div>
Lots of ruth in that.
Re: .308 Build
If your not wanting to replace anything, best look at a well built factory rifle, such as the TRG 22 or pick a custom built rifle such as a GAP Crusader, or get the components together and have a local smith put it together. If your not wanting to replace anything i honestly feel thats the way to go. Get what you want the first time and be done. I have a 5R for instance, didn't like the stock so i replaced it, also i want BDM added, and a new trigger. The X-mark pro sucks. It's at 1lb so it's not terrible but it by no means has a crisp feel of the older remington triggers or a custom. Also I plan on replacing my barrel with a heavier contour. The reason i've started like i have is so i could continue to customize the rifle but shoot it as i upgrade. But i knew what i wanted from the beginning and probably should've just saved up and gone the full custom rout. I now have 1800$ in my 5R not counting optics, and still have much more to go. By the time it's "done" i might as well just have bought the components and let a smith build what i want, or get something like a GAP.
If your not wanting to replace anything, best look at a well built factory rifle, such as the TRG 22 or pick a custom built rifle such as a GAP Crusader, or get the components together and have a local smith put it together. If your not wanting to replace anything i honestly feel thats the way to go. Get what you want the first time and be done. I have a 5R for instance, didn't like the stock so i replaced it, also i want BDM added, and a new trigger. The X-mark pro sucks. It's at 1lb so it's not terrible but it by no means has a crisp feel of the older remington triggers or a custom. Also I plan on replacing my barrel with a heavier contour. The reason i've started like i have is so i could continue to customize the rifle but shoot it as i upgrade. But i knew what i wanted from the beginning and probably should've just saved up and gone the full custom rout. I now have 1800$ in my 5R not counting optics, and still have much more to go. By the time it's "done" i might as well just have bought the components and let a smith build what i want, or get something like a GAP.
