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  • montanajoe
    • Community moderator
    that's nice!!
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  • Butchdog2
    Not a bad price for a semi custom gun. Would cost way more than that to build one of that quality.
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  • AzAfshin
    Very nice gun, but the test target doesn't have the distance on it. All my guns can do one hole groups at a close enough distance.
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  • babun
    Nice looking gun, but not my choice of chambering for a custom gun. And what are
    those scope bases???? Looks like old style target bases????
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  • gearheaddad
    That's a beautiful rifle!
    Life is far too short to hunt with an ugly gun!
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  • tsavo303
    Nice but screw the 42 yard test target
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  • NeoBlackdog
    Beautiful, but why would you build a gun that nice and not go the extra step and turn down the bolt?
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  • 35 Whelen
    AzAfshin wrote:
    Very nice gun, but the test target doesn't have the distance on it. All my guns can do one hole groups at a close enough distance.

    The test range is 50 yards, indoor.
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  • 35 Whelen
    babun wrote:
    Nice looking gun, but not my choice of chambering for a custom gun. And what are
    those scope bases???? Looks like old style target bases????


    Talley bases.
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  • babun
    NeoBlackdog wrote:
    Beautiful, but why would you build a gun that nice and not go the extra step and turn down the bolt?

    No need to.
    That action needs less "lift" on the bolt to release the lugs.
    Not like some old Military actions that take a full 90 degree lift.
    Many tactical rifles use bolts that are even more pronounced for ease of function.
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  • babun
    35 Whelen wrote:
    babun wrote:
    Nice looking gun, but not my choice of chambering for a custom gun. And what are
    those scope bases???? Looks like old style target bases????


    Talley bases.

    Thanks !
    I knew that!
    but it was "lost" in my brain somewhere.....................
    :? :? :?
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  • NeoBlackdog
    babun wrote:
    NeoBlackdog wrote:
    Beautiful, but why would you build a gun that nice and not go the extra step and turn down the bolt?

    No need to.
    That action needs less "lift" on the bolt to release the lugs.
    Not like some old Military actions that take a full 90 degree lift.
    Many tactical rifles use bolts that are even more pronounced for ease of function.

    I understand that due to only needing a 60(?) degree lift on the bolt it doesn't need to be turned down, I just think the rifle would look better without the bolt sticking straight out to the side like it does. That said, it is a beautiful piece of work!
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