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Every other round functioned fine from that box. However, I no longer have the original factory box so I can't get the lot # The casing is visibly shorter than the other fired cases from that box, and measures at 1.8355" The round was a .204, it shot fine and grouped with 2 others at around 3/4...

http://images14.fotki.com/v389/photos/8/827403/4568783/DSC_7668-vi.jpg http://images14.fotki.com/v387/photos/8/827403/4568783/DSC_7666-vi.jpg It jammed the bolt closed nice and tight, and proceed to bellow smoke out of the receiver for a good minute or so. Never had this happen before, what would c...

I opened this expecting a M28a1.



Good fun none the less. I wish I was you >.<

Absolutely stunning.

After reading some things on the interwebs, I've come to notice something. Would it be cheaper in the end to buy a pre-built rifle, than to buy all the components, + smithing, + etc. More specifically, I was looking at the TBA M40a5, or the GA Precision Crusader. Both are near the $3k ballpark, less...

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I swear, it's the same person

I might get one "long day in the field" per year, and that's if I'm lucky. 99.999999% of the time this will be a benched rifle.

Primary target is well, targets. Of the paper variety that is. The pronghorn trips are once a year at most, when I feel like taking the 19 hour ride to see the grandparents. I just read an article in one of my old Guns n Ammos, and the reloading section was about the 6.5x.284. Looks like a very capa...

Thinking of building a new long range rifle for use on targets, and the occasional pronghorn when I head up north. Only thing is, I can't decide on a chambering. I'm new to the realm of long range/benchrest shooting, and haven't even heard of half the calibers many people talk about :eek: I'd prefer...

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Am I the only one who sees a striking resemblance to Jeff Bagwell 0.o


Nice pictures none the less, and good shooting.

Have no idea if these chamberings are new, I've never seen them before. Sorry if this is old news, feel free to delete. http://weatherby.com/products/guns.asp?prd=Rifles&prd_sub_type=3&prod_code=VSR204RG2O http://weatherby.com/products/guns.asp?prd=Rifles&prd_sub_type=3&prod_code=VBR...

You can get a decent "M4" at around $800 USD.

And then Mr. Pillow removed himself from the topic.