Recent content by waspocrew

The AMP is awesome. I bought one a couple of months back with their sale after Shot Show and love it.

Velocity loss over the 1" of barrel loss would be negligible. Personally, I wouldn't leave crappy threads on it. I'd rather use the suppressor and enjoy the rifle. I do understand the frustration over cost and time though!

I’ll stick to turrets. Zero at 100 and adjust from there. My Revic LRF makes it pretty easy - no need to remember adjustments when the LRF spits out the correction for you.

CCI 450s in my 22 Creed and 6 Creed.

I'd say you have some great options for projectiles! Curious to see what you end up going with in the long run.

Mighty fine looking rifle! If I needed a thumper, this would be it!

Or my 30" 338 RUM....haha I may try the 220 or 245 HHT. The 267s shot really well last year at 2913, so I bet I could get those going pretty quick.

Nope, just a regular steel barrel. I've seen good reports on their carbon barrels though. I'll be trying the 62 gr ELD VTs in my 22 Creed soon. Should be a great bullet!

You can go with any rail - I'd look at Salmon River Solution (SRS) or Area 419 for a rail. To attach, you'll need to drill hole in the stock to install and epoxy in some T nuts (same as if you were installing new sling studs basically). Then install the rail. Check out the video to see what I...

How far "off" is it? Can you try to post a pic looking at the rod as its passing through the end cap? If in doubt, I wouldn't shoot it. I'd take it to the gunsmith to see what they say about the threads.

1:8 twist and 22" long. I've shot 55 gr all the way up to the 88 gr ELDM with good results. 88 ELDM and RL-23 was a great combo in my 22-250 AI.

200 gr Makers seem to get brought up often. I haven't tried it out on game yet, but that's my plan for this fall. I shot some a few weeks back at 100 yards and got a respectable 1.25" group out of them. Will try with N110 to see if they can group a little better, but that's plenty good for deer...

For really large plates, we have T posts and chain. For smaller plates, JC Steel has some awesome hangers that just sit on the T post. If your steel has the correct cut hole, they are extremely simple to use.

Now THAT is a great looking stock (and full rig).

Nevada does seem to have some awesome hunting opportunities. Another benefit: no state income tax which can be a big swing.