First time on paper @500 with the new 264

lee31

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I shot this group this weekend with my 264 built by scorehigh gunsmithing. I was pretty happy 3 shots @ 500yds just over a 1 inch group.
 

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Give us some info on the rifle, some pics if you can.

It started out as a sendero I had the action blueprinted,a light palma contour 8 twist Brux barrel finished just under 28 inches i think its 27.75 also had trigger tuned up. I had a shilen trigger I was going to put in but after he tuned the factory I didn;t see the need to replace it. I also glass bedded the stock. I been wanting to shoot it at 1000 just haven't really had the time to yet. I did shoot some steel with it a 800 the first weekend I shot it. I also have a Sightron SIII LR 6-24x50 mil dot that I bought from a member here. I will post a pic but its a cell pic not the best pic in the world.
 

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ICANHITHIMMAN did you paint that stock your self it looks sweet I have been wanting to paint mine. I need some pointers though I'm thinking you have to sand the stock with some fine grit paper or steel wool but how did you come up with the patterns
 
ICANHITHIMMAN did you paint that stock your self it looks sweet I have been wanting to paint mine. I need some pointers though I'm thinking you have to sand the stock with some fine grit paper or steel wool but how did you come up with the patterns

Yes I painted it, I used brownells allumihide II but you could use anything you want. I did mine with an airbrush. I made stencils with small paper plates and an exacto knife, then just started spraying. I went lights to dark with my colors but you could go the other way.

I did prep the stock a bit after the first coat of paint, I saw things (imperfections) in the stock that came from the factory. I filled them in with marine tex, but I think bondo will work to. Then I sanded them sprayed on a little paint to see if it looked good.

Oh make sure you clean the stock, I used acetone before any paint was pit on. Make sure you pick an air dry finish.

Jon
 
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