Thanks Butch...
The rifle is over a 50th Anniversary travel blanket given with each 1998 Ford 150 pickup. Sold the truck, but kept the blanket. Still have the rifle too. It's on its third barrel. Frank Wilson chambers my barrels and I still can't convince him to chamber them to shoot where I want instead of where I aim. Some people just can't listen....
The rifle is over a 50th Anniversary travel blanket given with each 1998 Ford 150 pickup. Sold the truck, but kept the blanket. Still have the rifle too. It's on its third barrel. Frank Wilson chambers my barrels and I still can't convince him to chamber them to shoot where I want instead of where I aim. Some people just can't listen....
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skrew 1335
Guest
What did you want to know about US Optics? They are custom made to you specs out in California. They are more of a longrange tactical application scope with what I would consider some of the finest glass available. These scopes are not the lightest thing on the market and by some standards would be considered obese, but for the type of shooting were weight is not a factor they are great.
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AceBall
Guest
OK, here's my latest...
6 PPC
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20 LN
6 PPC
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20 LN
MatthewKeller
Member
Ya Know...
There's always joy in seeing collectible hunting pieces with fine grades of wood, and there's always something special about seeing historic firearms with stories behind them, but GOSH DARNIT THE HECK I'M ENJOYING THIS THREAD!!!!! I'll have to partake when I get the pics loaded.
Matthew S Keller
There's always joy in seeing collectible hunting pieces with fine grades of wood, and there's always something special about seeing historic firearms with stories behind them, but GOSH DARNIT THE HECK I'M ENJOYING THIS THREAD!!!!! I'll have to partake when I get the pics loaded.
Matthew S Keller
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Freerecoil
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YumBug
Guest
6mm PPC
OK guys, here is mine
Not a BR gun, but it shoots like one, .25 MOA out past 300 yards with 175 gr. SMK's and is 308. Krieger barrel, McM A5stock, Jewell trigger, Ceracote finish on metal, Badger bottom metal with detachable AI magazines, set up for back up iron sights, and 'smithed by Terry Cross, KMW Long Range Solutions ( http://www.kmwlrs.com/ ) .
http://i80.photobucket.com/albums/j164/Travelor/100_0125.jpg
Ain't near as purdy as most of you guns, but as they say here in the South, "It'll get her done".
George
Not a BR gun, but it shoots like one, .25 MOA out past 300 yards with 175 gr. SMK's and is 308. Krieger barrel, McM A5stock, Jewell trigger, Ceracote finish on metal, Badger bottom metal with detachable AI magazines, set up for back up iron sights, and 'smithed by Terry Cross, KMW Long Range Solutions ( http://www.kmwlrs.com/ ) .
http://i80.photobucket.com/albums/j164/Travelor/100_0125.jpg
Ain't near as purdy as most of you guns, but as they say here in the South, "It'll get her done".
George
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Dick Grosbier
Club Coordinator
Is a Helmet and sidearm required to shoot at your range ?
(Just Kidding)
(Just Kidding)
Don't make me call the sheriff!
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BRUNO2
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