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weejohn

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The stock was ordered in black olive and green.

% wise i have not a clue.

 

I believe i may be the first right bolt left port he has done.

The barrel profile is a light varmint although it still is a lot heavier

than i first thought it would be.

Groups will be up as soon as i get some bullets and primers.

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Here are some pics

newgun001.jpg

 

Very nice :)

 

 

 

(Was the stock straight from Jackson's held stock? Looking at his website today, noticed that every A5 and A3/5 of his had the rear stud or rear flush cup stuck on the bottom of the butt hook :wacko: . I imagine you'll have to take it out to use a rear rest)

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Yes the scope is an IOR, 6-24x50.

 

The stock came direct from mcmillan as russell gets them inletted for his action.

I must admit i had never thought about the rear stud but now you mention it,

that will be a pain.

 

Its a 1-8 twist and i shall be feeding it mainly on a diet of 105 AMAX.

I have 500 coming tomorrow but still no primers yet.

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Nice looking rig, I like your stock choice.

 

How do you rate the IOR scope?

Thinking about getting one myself, maybe the 3-18 x 42 but I know they got slated a while since on one of the yanky sites for poor durability.

 

What's the lowlight performance like compared to whatever else you've used?

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Very nice john been well worth the wait bet it shoots as well as it looks hopefuly i will se how good a shot you are when the weather picks up

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After doing my shoot 1 clean for 3 shots i moved on to shoot 5 then clean today.

 

I decided just out of curiosity to shoot at some card to see how the load i flung

together for breaking in the barrel would group and to my surprise it was .5" @ 100 yds.

 

I only had an old cushion in the pick up for a rest as i never fitted the bipod so used that on the bonnet.

 

My load development may be over :D

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