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1 WEEK LEFT: This Target Haunts Me Contest
Tell us about the one that got away, the flier that ruined your group, the zero that drifted, the shot you still see when you close your eyes. Winner will receive a free scope!
Here are a couple of not to good pics of my home built Savage in 243 win. I have built 3 of these, and they all consistently shoot in the 3's for 5 shots. This one is in a H.S.
Precision stock with AI mag system and a 26 inch McGowan prefit barrel. The Accutrigger lets off at 14 ounces. It amazes me every time I shoot one of these rifles that something
I built at home with hand tools and a headspace guage can shoot like this. It is nothing that can make you happier than shooting and watching all your shots bughole.
Thanks for listening to me brag guys as I just had to share it with somebody that understands.
Never heard of a GAS. Plenty of GAP's, but never a GAS. If it does that @ 200yds everytime with factory ammo, I have a quite a few Spencer, Tooley builds in 6PPC & 6BR I'll trade for it, and you should be on the leader boards for several BR comps.
Ok guys I thought you would know I was kidding about the GAS thing. They were not factory loads, they were Nosler 105 gr custom competition bullets loaded in Norma unturned virgin brass with TULA primers in a 243 win. I bought a Savage model 10 and screwed the barrel off and replaced it with a McGowan savage prefit varmint contour 26 inch barrel. I installed it myself with a headspace gauge and set the locknut at minimum headspace. I put this in a HS Precision tactical stock and added the custom bottom metal with the AI Mags. I have about 1300.00 invested in the rifle itself. It now has a nightforce nxs 5.5 x 22 x 56 scope on it instead of the weaver tactical in the picture. I have built 3 of them now in 6mm br Norma, 243 win and 308 win and they all shoot like this with their favorite loads.
I just call them my GAS rifles because I have been lucky enough to build 3 of them that will shoot like a GAP.