Mods are finally done!
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Can't do anything to the trigger other than have the sear polished. There are no aftermarket triggers for this model. The stock accutrigger does a good job though.
Bullet bumper
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I like it very much looks awesome and a laminated stock with good bedding system can shoot very well as they are rigid and resist warping .
The only thing I would do if it was a bigger cartridge would be to move the front ring forward more and drop the anti cant level back . This will give the long objective housing more support . Probably not an issue on a 223.
The other thing is make sure you have a rigid connection between the bi-pod mount and the stock as slight movement here can spread the group slightly .
Nice work , post some three shot groups .
The only thing I would do if it was a bigger cartridge would be to move the front ring forward more and drop the anti cant level back . This will give the long objective housing more support . Probably not an issue on a 223.
The other thing is make sure you have a rigid connection between the bi-pod mount and the stock as slight movement here can spread the group slightly .
Nice work , post some three shot groups .
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What bipod is that? It looks like square tube.
It is a UTG. Very inexpensive. easy to put on and take off. I love it.
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I've had it for several years and it never fails.
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mountainman56
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Very nice indeed! Obviously shoots too gun)
It does thank you. A few days ago a friend went chuck hunting with me and I spotted chucks at 487 yards. Three of them. Three shots later they were all dead. Love that gun.
