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Thread: Thanks Tuiman2 and Stug

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    Thanks Tuiman2 and Stug

    Metal work by Abe, CF stock by Stug. I haven't fired it in the new stock yet, but it was punching .5'' groups prior to that with ease...





    Cheers

    kj
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    Very nice setup there kj.
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    Vera nice,where did the threadtape get used?
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    Sweet looking rifle KJ
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    Looks good mate, your more then welcome

    Now the animal won't be safe:thumbup:

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    Kimjon That looks sweet, is that a Terminator Brake? or a imitation ?

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    Looks to be a little nicer looking than a terminator.
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    Very nice. What caliber?

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    Quote Originally Posted by BRADS View Post
    Kimjon That looks sweet, is that a Terminator Brake? or a imitation ?
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    Looks to be a little nicer looking than a terminator.
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    Quote Originally Posted by sako75 View Post
    Very nice. What caliber?
    It’s a 7mmSTW, with 82.5gr ADI2225 I was getting about 3250fps with a 162Amax, but I'm not 100% confident in my Chrony anymore as in the morning it said 3400fps (!!!!!), then came back to 3250fps in the afternoon which is more believable? In fact it was such a mind fuck that I had to email Greg Duley for some wise council as I managed to totally confuse myself based on the dodgy Chrony data I was getting and started to really doubt myself and the technique I was using - all sorted now, and during my load development it punched out a 0.5MOA ladder test (5 shots, with 2% powder increases)!!! It’s a real shooter for sure!!!

    I haven’t weighed it yet, but the stock was about 650grams. I think it’s going to sit about 9lb all up ready to hunt, which is pretty good for a Sendero profiled barrel.

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