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Re: High Power Calibers...

Posted: Mon Oct 17, 2011 1:34 pm
by CZforlife
They wanted $579 for the basic stainless steel model, wouldn't match anything that wasn't local and the choices in calibers were garbage. 243 and .270 no 7mm08 or 260Rem :? Will have to resort to seeing what basspro has :roll:
Lastly does a Florida concealed weapons permit allow you to walk out with the rifle the same day in other states aswell??? I do have 750miles of road in front of me about a week from now! :mrgreen: This whole high power idea is hitting the fan fast. =))

Re: High Power Calibers...

Posted: Mon Oct 17, 2011 3:55 pm
by Trent
Huey... just sent you an offer. No pressure, just trying to help a brutha out. Cheers!

Re: High Power Calibers...

Posted: Mon Oct 17, 2011 4:08 pm
by CZforlife
:D

Re: High Power Calibers...

Posted: Mon Oct 17, 2011 5:53 pm
by CZforlife
Maybe :D

Re: High Power Calibers...

Posted: Mon Oct 31, 2011 11:04 am
by malinois
Bigest problem in florida is having the itch but not being able to scratch it.........what a shame.... :((

Re: High Power Calibers...

Posted: Mon Oct 31, 2011 6:10 pm
by chuck d
I just got my Thompson Center Venture sighted in. With the 3X9 on 4 power I was able to zero with 3 shots touching. Seems very well made and action is slick. Adjustable trigger on lt went to 3 lbs, but its a crisp 3 lbs. It's in 7-08, I love it. Put 30 rounds thru it, nicer than my 308. Runs just over 8lbs with scope. Used 38 gr RL15 with a 150 Sie.
Looks like I'm a new 7-08 fan

chuck

Re: High Power Calibers...

Posted: Mon Oct 31, 2011 9:32 pm
by Bob Mc Alice
Sounds like you got a good rifle Chuck. I use that exact recipe in two of my 7-08 practice guns.That is a good load to use on all of the targets and the 150gr. MK does reliably knock our rams down. Now just get yourself a scope for silhouette and your good to go.

Re: High Power Calibers...

Posted: Thu Nov 03, 2011 10:13 am
by Snake
Bob Mc Alice wrote:Sounds like you got a good rifle Chuck. I use that exact recipe in two of my 7-08 practice guns.That is a good load to use on all of the targets and the 150gr. MK does reliably knock our rams down. Now just get yourself a scope for silhouette and your good to go.
Holy cow McAlice....what the heck kinda rams do you guys have? What are they aluminum? Extra thin or what? Tell that ole boy to load up 168's 3:-O

Re: High Power Calibers...

Posted: Thu Nov 03, 2011 6:39 pm
by Trent
Snake wrote:
Bob Mc Alice wrote:Sounds like you got a good rifle Chuck. I use that exact recipe in two of my 7-08 practice guns.That is a good load to use on all of the targets and the 150gr. MK does reliably knock our rams down. Now just get yourself a scope for silhouette and your good to go.
Holy cow McAlice....what the heck kinda rams do you guys have? What are they aluminum? Extra thin or what? Tell that ole boy to load up 168's 3:-O
Snake, it's your thick air there in MO that keeps your animals from falling. Here in the high country our animals fall over with a slight nudge. :mrgreen:

Re: High Power Calibers...

Posted: Fri Nov 04, 2011 8:09 am
by Snake
THICK AIR??? Damn! No wonder the 6.5's are popular....its a veritable mouse gun paradise. "Squeak Squeak"!!!!

Re: High Power Calibers...

Posted: Fri Nov 04, 2011 8:50 am
by Jerry G
The dry air in AZ is a lot thicker than the moist air in MO and the 6.5 shooting 142s works well here. \m/

Re: High Power Calibers...

Posted: Mon Nov 07, 2011 10:26 am
by Snake
What is jerry been smoking? Oh...wait I think I understand why he uses a 6.5 :p