Equipment list
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chango2013
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Re: Equipment list
Hawk
i friend of mine help me with the trigger guard
for both rifles
i friend of mine help me with the trigger guard
for both rifles
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Hawk-1
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Re: Equipment list
Do you think he could be talked into another one? 
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chango2013
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Re: Equipment list
i think he can make some more
i have one more i think for rem 700 but i can remember if we made the holes for the screw
let me see
you have plans to go to Winnsboro?
i have one more i think for rem 700 but i can remember if we made the holes for the screw
let me see
you have plans to go to Winnsboro?
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Shandy
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Re: Equipment list
My rig is a Finnfire Sporter.
Standard barrel
2lb trigger
Sako Finnfire Med Rings (soon to be high)
Bushnell 8-32X 4200 (but soon to go back to a Simmons 44mag 6.5-20x)
Kind of wish it had the Monte carlo cheekpiece, and maybe a little more weight in the barrel but I can't complain on how it shoots and it is simply a beautiful gun!
Shoots Federal Gold Medal 711b like a house on fire, these groups were shot off some dodgey bags of grain and it shoots very consistently like this (wish I had a decent bench set up), but shoots solid 0.5"@50 and with CCI Std too and a few under 0.5. Bottom line, shoots way, way better than I can hold.


Federal 711b

CCI Std

Doesn't like the Eley Std too much.

I haven't tried any more ammo types in it yet, but 711b is sweet and CCI is consistent .3-.5"
Cheers, HB
Standard barrel
2lb trigger
Sako Finnfire Med Rings (soon to be high)
Bushnell 8-32X 4200 (but soon to go back to a Simmons 44mag 6.5-20x)
Kind of wish it had the Monte carlo cheekpiece, and maybe a little more weight in the barrel but I can't complain on how it shoots and it is simply a beautiful gun!
Shoots Federal Gold Medal 711b like a house on fire, these groups were shot off some dodgey bags of grain and it shoots very consistently like this (wish I had a decent bench set up), but shoots solid 0.5"@50 and with CCI Std too and a few under 0.5. Bottom line, shoots way, way better than I can hold.


Federal 711b

CCI Std

Doesn't like the Eley Std too much.

I haven't tried any more ammo types in it yet, but 711b is sweet and CCI is consistent .3-.5"
Cheers, HB
Boom........clang!
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Hawk-1
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Re: Equipment list
Chango, sent you a pm did you get it? I'd like to talk to you. Can't get to southern nats. Will send # again if you get this or pm. thanks
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Re: Equipment list
keeping it simple (rifle wise) in the hunter class:
savage mkii "f" model (modified 2lb 12oz trigger)
rimfire tech. 25 moa base (when not shooting silhouette)
centerpoint 4-16x scope (mildot for ranging when not shooting silhouette)

(of course the bipod, sling, and cheekpiece comes off for a match)
equipment box with ammo in it, cleaning / repair tools, earmuffs, etc.
data book for adjustments, wind gauge, extra mags, scorecard holder

folding chair
couple bottles of water
savage mkii "f" model (modified 2lb 12oz trigger)
rimfire tech. 25 moa base (when not shooting silhouette)
centerpoint 4-16x scope (mildot for ranging when not shooting silhouette)

(of course the bipod, sling, and cheekpiece comes off for a match)
equipment box with ammo in it, cleaning / repair tools, earmuffs, etc.
data book for adjustments, wind gauge, extra mags, scorecard holder

folding chair
couple bottles of water
"a craftsman can't realize his full potential, without finding the potential of the tools he uses...."
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Shandy
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Re: Equipment list
What's that on your scopes objective flip cover? Looks like a microphone grill.
Boom........clang!
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Re: Equipment list
called a killflash or an ARD (anti reflection device)
used primarily by LEO and military snipers to keep the shine from the objective lens from giving away there position.
i put it on it to complete "the look"
used primarily by LEO and military snipers to keep the shine from the objective lens from giving away there position.
i put it on it to complete "the look"
"a craftsman can't realize his full potential, without finding the potential of the tools he uses...."