I missed out on the deal... so it's still a wet dream of mine lol
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SOLD/EXPIRED Lane Precision 7 SAUM
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One heck of a nice rig
Rick Richard
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So many custom rifles out there these days for sale on the market. They come and go…you have been there done that before. Lol.
It seems like if you want to make a sale you have to be willing to take a beating or wait until another time, but depreciation may not make it a viable option.
So, hang in there buddy and good luck. Those are some really nice rifles too.
You nailed that one buddy!! I'll probably just end up keeping them!
I can't believe it either... probably because its a short action and not an xm
I've had 5 short actions and one XM and usually shoot 180's.
All of them have shot great with great velocity. I wasn't able to get anymore velocity out of the XM and I was limited in the components available…stock, bottom metal.
No need for a long or XM in my opinion.
The two 26" barrels I had on short actions were over 3000 fps but I like a 22" or 24" and a 180 at 2900 fps.
Easy on brass, the throat and the shoulder but still plenty of energy and velocity to kill at 1000 if necessary.
I know this isn't the common opinion but if I'm using a long action I would choose a cartridge more suited for it like a 28 nosler or 7 LRM.
All of them have shot great with great velocity. I wasn't able to get anymore velocity out of the XM and I was limited in the components available…stock, bottom metal.
No need for a long or XM in my opinion.
The two 26" barrels I had on short actions were over 3000 fps but I like a 22" or 24" and a 180 at 2900 fps.
Easy on brass, the throat and the shoulder but still plenty of energy and velocity to kill at 1000 if necessary.
I know this isn't the common opinion but if I'm using a long action I would choose a cartridge more suited for it like a 28 nosler or 7 LRM.
Totally agree with you on that.
adk hunter
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Who asks their wife? That left with the first one TG!
It's my bank account that says no. Period.
It's my bank account that says no. Period.
Someone who doesn't want to lose their entire bank account
adk hunter
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TTT for a great rifle and back on track.
Mea culpa
Mea culpa
PM in bound. Thanks
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