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Re: Range trip today with the TRG-22
Nice! NF scope?
Nice! NF scope?
Re: Range trip today with the TRG-22
Nice work! I have my eyes on a 20" Tan.
Nice work! I have my eyes on a 20" Tan.
Re: Range trip today with the TRG-22
Nice shooting. That rifle WILL shoot. Here's a 5 shot group of mine at 300yds. The last shot was me holding too far right for a wind gust...FGMM 168. And, no, I can't do this <span style="text-decoration: line-through">all the time</span> <span style="text-decoration: line-through">most of the time</span> again.
But, the rifle can.
Nice shooting. That rifle WILL shoot. Here's a 5 shot group of mine at 300yds. The last shot was me holding too far right for a wind gust...FGMM 168. And, no, I can't do this <span style="text-decoration: line-through">all the time</span> <span style="text-decoration: line-through">most of the time</span> again.
Re: Range trip today with the TRG-22
I think your right, more trigger time will help . I like to start the shooting day with my 10/22 or 77/22 Mag for a warm up try something like that next time .
Anywho , its minute of elk or badguy .
Anywho , its minute of elk or badguy .
Re: Range trip today with the TRG-22
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: BBsteel</div><div class="ubbcode-body">I'm currently in saving for one of these. Just can't decide to go with a 20 or 26". Nice shooting....love those TRG's. </div></div>
How will it be employed most often? Mine is a range gun and for that reason I chose 26". I'm extremely happy with it. I only shot 32 rounds today. What a blast!
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: BBsteel</div><div class="ubbcode-body">I'm currently in saving for one of these. Just can't decide to go with a 20 or 26". Nice shooting....love those TRG's. </div></div>
How will it be employed most often? Mine is a range gun and for that reason I chose 26". I'm extremely happy with it. I only shot 32 rounds today. What a blast!
Re: Range trip today with the TRG-22
Picking up my TRG 22 Folder tomorrow. Wish I could shoot that well!
Picking up my TRG 22 Folder tomorrow. Wish I could shoot that well!
Re: Range trip today with the TRG-22
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: 3PER</div><div class="ubbcode-body"><div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: BBsteel</div><div class="ubbcode-body">I'm currently in saving for one of these. Just can't decide to go with a 20 or 26". Nice shooting....love those TRG's. </div></div>
How will it be employed most often? Mine is a range gun and for that reason I chose 26". I'm extremely happy with it. I only shot 32 rounds today. What a blast! </div></div>
Mainly a range gun. But the thought of taking it deer hunting had crossed my mind. I'll probably stick with a 26" and have a good smith cut it down if ever need be. I wish they offered 24" sticks.
I really like that tan stock!
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: 3PER</div><div class="ubbcode-body"><div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: BBsteel</div><div class="ubbcode-body">I'm currently in saving for one of these. Just can't decide to go with a 20 or 26". Nice shooting....love those TRG's. </div></div>
How will it be employed most often? Mine is a range gun and for that reason I chose 26". I'm extremely happy with it. I only shot 32 rounds today. What a blast! </div></div>
Mainly a range gun. But the thought of taking it deer hunting had crossed my mind. I'll probably stick with a 26" and have a good smith cut it down if ever need be. I wish they offered 24" sticks.
I really like that tan stock!
Re: Range trip today with the TRG-22
I like that tan rifle with a pack, and it even shoots, lol great shooting, it really likes the 168's.
I put 62 shots through mine today out to 970 yards, and had to dial 2 mils for wind, shooting 175's. The trigger on these things is amazing, (if you like two stage).
Great group,
SScott
I like that tan rifle with a pack, and it even shoots, lol great shooting, it really likes the 168's.
I put 62 shots through mine today out to 970 yards, and had to dial 2 mils for wind, shooting 175's. The trigger on these things is amazing, (if you like two stage).
Great group,
SScott
Re: Range trip today with the TRG-22
I always like to see the tan ones. And it looks like it's a shooter!
Justin
I always like to see the tan ones. And it looks like it's a shooter!
Justin
Re: Range trip today with the TRG-22
Is that a Sako brake? If so how much difference in felt recoil do you see. I'm looking at a brake for my TRG 22. I would like a Surefire, but they only list one for the TRG 42.
The Sako brake is listed to fit the 22 & 42. That means the exit hole on the break is sized large enough for the .338 Lupua. That means the exit hole would be oversized for the 300WM & 308. It seems the exit hole should be .020 over the dia. of the bullet,,, ie: a .308 brake should measure .320 for max effectiveness.
I would like to have a Surefire since it will accommodate a Surefire suppressor.
Any and all comments welcomed.
Is that a Sako brake? If so how much difference in felt recoil do you see. I'm looking at a brake for my TRG 22. I would like a Surefire, but they only list one for the TRG 42.
The Sako brake is listed to fit the 22 & 42. That means the exit hole on the break is sized large enough for the .338 Lupua. That means the exit hole would be oversized for the 300WM & 308. It seems the exit hole should be .020 over the dia. of the bullet,,, ie: a .308 brake should measure .320 for max effectiveness.
I would like to have a Surefire since it will accommodate a Surefire suppressor.
Any and all comments welcomed.
Re: Range trip today with the TRG-22
Is that a Sako brake? If so how much difference in felt recoil do you see. I'm looking at a brake for my TRG 22. I would like a Surefire, but they only list one for the TRG 42.
The Sako brake is listed to fit the 22 & 42. That means the exit hole on the break is sized large enough for the .338 Lupua. That means the exit hole would be oversized for the 300WM & 308. It seems the exit hole should be .020 over the dia. of the bullet,,, ie: a .308 brake should measure .320 for max effectiveness.
I would like to have a Surefire since it will accommodate a Surefire suppressor.
Any and all comments welcomed.
Is that a Sako brake? If so how much difference in felt recoil do you see. I'm looking at a brake for my TRG 22. I would like a Surefire, but they only list one for the TRG 42.
The Sako brake is listed to fit the 22 & 42. That means the exit hole on the break is sized large enough for the .338 Lupua. That means the exit hole would be oversized for the 300WM & 308. It seems the exit hole should be .020 over the dia. of the bullet,,, ie: a .308 brake should measure .320 for max effectiveness.
I would like to have a Surefire since it will accommodate a Surefire suppressor.
Any and all comments welcomed.
Re: Range trip today with the TRG-22
I installed the Surefire break on mt TRG-22, and found out after the fact (from Surefire) that they do not make a .30-cal can that will fit this break, only the .338-cal can will. Plus, they do not make a break compatable with a .30-cal that will fit on the Sako.
I have yet to shoot the rifle since installing the break, so I can't comment on how effective it is for reducing recoil, but then again, the 308Win doesn't have much recoil anyway.
I installed the Surefire break on mt TRG-22, and found out after the fact (from Surefire) that they do not make a .30-cal can that will fit this break, only the .338-cal can will. Plus, they do not make a break compatable with a .30-cal that will fit on the Sako.
I have yet to shoot the rifle since installing the break, so I can't comment on how effective it is for reducing recoil, but then again, the 308Win doesn't have much recoil anyway.
Re: Range trip today with the TRG-22
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: bchibbs</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Is that a Sako brake? If so how much difference in felt recoil do you see. I'm looking at a brake for my TRG 22. I would like a Surefire, but they only list one for the TRG 42.
The Sako brake is listed to fit the 22 & 42. That means the exit hole on the break is sized large enough for the .338 Lupua. That means the exit hole would be oversized for the 300WM & 308. It seems the exit hole should be .020 over the dia. of the bullet,,, ie: a .308 brake should measure .320 for max effectiveness.
I would like to have a Surefire since it will accommodate a Surefire suppressor.
Any and all comments welcomed. </div></div>
The brake is from Near manufacturing, the same place the scope mount is from. Truly works of art! The brake does reduce felt recoil but I wanted the brake strictly to help me spot my own shots and it serves it's purpose well.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: bchibbs</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Is that a Sako brake? If so how much difference in felt recoil do you see. I'm looking at a brake for my TRG 22. I would like a Surefire, but they only list one for the TRG 42.
The Sako brake is listed to fit the 22 & 42. That means the exit hole on the break is sized large enough for the .338 Lupua. That means the exit hole would be oversized for the 300WM & 308. It seems the exit hole should be .020 over the dia. of the bullet,,, ie: a .308 brake should measure .320 for max effectiveness.
I would like to have a Surefire since it will accommodate a Surefire suppressor.
Any and all comments welcomed. </div></div>
The brake is from Near manufacturing, the same place the scope mount is from. Truly works of art! The brake does reduce felt recoil but I wanted the brake strictly to help me spot my own shots and it serves it's purpose well.
Re: Range trip today with the TRG-22
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: 3PER</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Were you aimimg at the nickle?
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That is funny, made my morning!
I'm about to start shopping for best price for a TRG in 338LM. Hell, I will do my shopping right now! Anyone know of a source for TRG's with hard to beat pricing? I have 3 local sources that I am not loyal to & 1 source I like to give my business to. He would more than likely price match for me.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: 3PER</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Were you aimimg at the nickle?
That is funny, made my morning!
I'm about to start shopping for best price for a TRG in 338LM. Hell, I will do my shopping right now! Anyone know of a source for TRG's with hard to beat pricing? I have 3 local sources that I am not loyal to & 1 source I like to give my business to. He would more than likely price match for me.
Re: Range trip today with the TRG-22
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: mmay190030</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Picking up my TRG 22 Folder tomorrow. Wish I could shoot that well!
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You'll soon find out that you will be able to shoot much better than you think once you get your TRG. They are supremely accurate rifles and I am wiiling to bet you will be shooting 0,5" groups in no time with proper ammunition. Good luck.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: mmay190030</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Picking up my TRG 22 Folder tomorrow. Wish I could shoot that well!
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You'll soon find out that you will be able to shoot much better than you think once you get your TRG. They are supremely accurate rifles and I am wiiling to bet you will be shooting 0,5" groups in no time with proper ammunition. Good luck.
Re: Range trip today with the TRG-22
saving for a TRG myself! can't wait!
saving for a TRG myself! can't wait!
Re: Range trip today with the TRG-22
Good shooting OP. I have an unfired, naked NIB TRG-22 sitting in my safe waiting for a S&B 5-25x PMII and some other goodies that I ordered last week. I can't wait to get some trigger time.
Anyone shopping for any flavor TRG should contact Euro Optics. They have the best prices and service that I've found anywhere.
Good shooting OP. I have an unfired, naked NIB TRG-22 sitting in my safe waiting for a S&B 5-25x PMII and some other goodies that I ordered last week. I can't wait to get some trigger time.
Anyone shopping for any flavor TRG should contact Euro Optics. They have the best prices and service that I've found anywhere.
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