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Lee, I hope you have found your holy grail. Christ knows you have been through some kit to get there Check out the Phoenix bi-pod. It's not as heavy as you think. Your stock will allow you to mount it pendulum style which keeps the centre of gravity low.

I like the fact it is a right side folder.

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I bumped into some friends who were chatting to one of the Zeiss reps at the BSS on Friday. They pointed to the 4.8-35 V8 and told me the Zeiss rep had just informed them Zeiss had limited it to 600 metres because they didn't want to endorse long range shots at animals. Now that's a great marketing spin.....

I carry a gerber daily for work (legal carry) That leather pouch is beautiful. Would your contact make more?

Thank you gents.

Links and pics?

To clarify every post now has a link

I've sorted it for your Tracey. If you can think of it Bruce will build it. I collected 30+ targets last weekend and viewed the cutting process. All cutting is conducted under water. The integrity of the metal is not altered. If you can think of it Bruce will cut it. He can also weld it to the required standard.

are all three the same action?

Pork chop is that a PTG bolt? Also what profile and lemgth of barrel?

Thought as much, same as motorcycle forks, nice and slippy.

is that some ti-nitride? left port is cracking. Had the left port been available when I was building my 6mmbr it would have been first choice

Some will have seen this already but it is not finished with a couple of amendments. I really like the tikka actions. They are smooth as butter and plain shoot. Tikka T3 Varmint .308 factory barreled action Sako TRG trigger and stock Kinetic Research Group chassis and mag release Atlas spigot and bi-pod

Are you feeding .22BR through the .223 mags???? One cracking set up you have put together.

Thought a before and after pic might go down well. Before After I think you will all agree the new stock looks rather nice. Thanks Ronin for the bedding work. Just a quick pic of my newly stocked .20 Tac.

You missed the three lug bolt and bolt shroud safety. I want this action real bad.

What would the difference be between standard and top spec?

I am liking the look of this mod. Any pricing yet and will a .20 cal specific one be available? How does it compare the MAE mods?

I would give n140 a go. Also your privi brass should serve you well. I use Remmy brass in my hunting rifles. Not had anything complain.....

Sadly I recall said pose

Tony I thought that was the point at which you realised just how loud your muzzle break really is

Ah yes Sean, but you will have to factor in the drinking the night before. Rough does not cover it Forgot this pic

Well lads it was a great day. Matt you did a top job organising a load of repribates. I am sure it took a lot of planning leaving no time for your relaoding I can only mirror what has already been said. Good to put names to faces and talk rifles in person. I can't wait for the next meet, I may even bring a repeater, thanks Ronin for the loan of the Blaser, I don't think I would have faired well with a single shot rifle with a bolt coming out on every cycle 10 shots 2 minutes 5 different positions But my hat comes off to Gunnery, as mentioned already he had 2 hits on the 20" gong then 6 consecutive hits on the 10" gong at 750m. And he only took 8 shots on that stand. Although he may have to change his name to "zero stop"........ Pics are not great but I mis placed the camera half way through the day so didn't get many It was rather misty on arrival It cleared enough for the first round named "know your limits", and no I don't; scoring a big zero Firing line first detail Emergency re-sizing Sitting position figure 11 - And the winner is

I note the Barrel break in procedure to be exaclty the same as mine. It sure gets the results