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Thats the one I'm looking for also. I had the opportunity to buy the savage with the Thumbhole but opted to hold out for the Ruger

[quote="RowdyYates"]Saw on another site where the C-Zs delivery date has now been moved back to late-Jan. 2013. No thanks. What is so freaking hard about hanging a .17 cal. barrel on an existing action, or am I missing something??? :x This thing has been a marketing disaster.[/quote Before...

Anyone know when these rifles will hit the market?

I will be for sure buying at least one more .204ruger in a cooper. I have also looked at a Rem 700 204 and possibly a AR.

That's a nice collection Rick. One day my collection will be that nice

For some reason I am obsessed with small caliber rifles(although I own magnum ones also). I already have a .204Ruger and 2-.223 rem's. Any suggestions on other calibers? I am waiting on the new .17 hornet and was considering a .220swift? I have access to reloading tools but do not own them myself ye...

Pmoper wrote:That much off it is one of two issues (Probably) either the mounts are F'd U or its operator headspace......

It was the mounts. Changed them out and I was back on track

Did you get the PEPR (or whatever ist called) one? Yes bow shot that would be the one. I couldn't remember the name in my last post. When I purchased the M-223 mount the salesman never mentioned it would be a pain in my hind end to install correctly. Apparently they are windage adjustable when inst...

bang bang wrote:What kind of mount or rings are you using?

I had a Nikon m-223 mount. Took it back and exchanged it for a Burris one...problem solved

My ar is shooting 4" to the left and my side to side adjustment is all the way to the right. Is this a scope issue? I have a Stag Arms upper and a Ds Arms lower. A friend of mine said its because it's custom built and wasn't guaranteed. I personally think its a scope issue. It was shooting 8&qu...

Hi...Thought I would seek out some help....Trying to figure out what glass they are putting on their "package rifles" I have heard that it is a Simmons 3-9, others tell me it is a Simmons 4-12, others tell me it is a Nikon 4-12....My hunting partner is looking at this in a .204 Package an...

Twist is MOSTLY used as an arguing tool for folks on boards. :roll: YES, it will stabilize a 55gr bullet, or anything light. Here is the rub with twist rates. Military uses a 7-twist,(actually I think it is 7.75) MOST commonly found is a 9-twist. Twist rates can vary by 1/2 twist(from stated) quite...

Bodei wrote:The Fiocchi ammo shot outstanding in my Howa 24" barrel. Both 32& 40 grain V-max.

Was it like this for a group? Thats the best group I have had with Factory Ammo

What rate of twist are most of your ar's? My stag has a 1/8 and I read its for 70-80 grain bullets. Would it still stabilize a 55 grain?

initially I thought the Walking Varminter would have a mid contour barrel like the other model 25's. After I looked a little closer it appears to have a sporter weight barrel and coupled with the synthetic stock that makes up the "walking varminter" configuration. I could be wrong but tha...