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Silverfox wrote:That is a nice looking rifle setup there and the fox looks to be mighty fine too.

What material is you moderator made out of==Titanium?? How much does it weigh?

Hi - its a mae mod - its steel but has been bead blasted to match action and barrel

http://mae.co.nz/product/mini_target/

Sth Oz Dan wrote:Nice pelt. Any damage on the other side? Should tan up nicely.
Congratulations

Only a very small hole on the exit wound - lovely condition - i'd say about 3-4 years old

Shot taken at approx 150 metres using a lightforce lamp and called in using a foxpro 1XB stiller predator action - Pacnor match barrel - B & C medallist varmint stock - Mae custom .204 mod - Nightforce NSX 8-32 x 56 & mounts - Jewell trigger http://i104.photobucket.com/albums/m174/sidesy/SAM...

by the time you get an xmark somewhere near usable its heading to unsafe territory. I use timney, rifle basix or jewells as i dont shoot long enough to be able to get accurate groups using an xmark.

Jewell for me, easy to fit, great let off and suitable for many applications from varmint to bench
ATVB

Gary

thanks Mike - it seems sad but true the smaller bore doesnt get on with the N120 -
cheers for taking the time to answer though - and YES tonnes of 120 here

well .....it would seem that Vit 120 is too quick burning for the small bore of the .204 according to quickload so its BLC-2 starting with 28.0 grains going up in 0.5's to 30.0 grains to see how they work with 40 grain v-max pills..... :chin: wish me luck and i hope my rifle LIKES the 40 grainers :w...

hi, did you F/L size the brass ?

thanks Rick - appreciate the heads up on saubier - top man! Gary

hello there, first post, so a big Hi :D i use 120 in my .223 with great results - as the .204 is in the same'ish family (brass wise) i wonder why there arent any loads using Vit 120. I have trailed the internet and various powder manufacturers & loading sites and cant really find a link or refer...