I have heard of this a few times now, do you think there would be any advantage to installing an arrow on each side of the stock and or filling the arrow(s) with epoxy
Hope this doesn't detract from the thread
Not to hijack the thread, but do you have photos of how you placed the arrows? Might be my next project.
< 5lbs? Oof. Impressive.Oh, I consider light sub-6lbs, my goals for a light rifle is to try and build one sub-5lbs. I have plenty of 6.5lb rifles so I want to make this heavy, which I don't really have. A tank that won't move if I got jerky.
Pre-optic of course. If I want light I want it to be ultra-light. I do want to build/have built a nice sheep/goat gun before too long. That might be the next bolt gun I do after this.< 5lbs? Oof. Impressive.
I shoot 1-7 criterion with 90 vld's and 6.5 staball in my 22creed with an ATS tuner at 3150fps and about a dime size 10shot groups at 200. Put 5 into a .308 size hole once but pretty sure it was luck. Shoots to 1000 but I'd say 800 is it's coyote zone for pelts. Definitely had some 6mm guys raising they're eyebrows at the last match. Might have to switch to Hornady for availability and the 7 might be tough on the jackets but maybe Berger will come available before it comes to that. Been using ADG brass but just bought 100 alpha brass. Absolutely no complaints with the ADG brass.Okay, so let's say it's going to be a 22 cal. 22-250AI or 22 Creedmoor(I'm liking the simplicity of the creed), they're pretty close to one another. Should I be going 1:8 or 1:7. With those velocities would I have issue shooting the 80gr VLD or the 85.5gr Hybrid? Should I go with 1:8 or would I be remiss if I didn't get the 1:7? What powders are people using. Thinking of getting the Peterson 22 Creed SRP brass.
Is the ADG and Alpha brass 22 Creed or is it 6mm/6.5mm that you're necking down? I've never been a huge fan of necking down, I know it's feasible but I'd rather skip the steps of NEEDING to neck-turn if at all possible, I understand there may be a time and place for it.I shoot 1-7 criterion with 90 vld's and 6.5 staball in my 22creed with an ATS tuner at 3150fps and about a dime size 10shot groups at 200. Put 5 into a .308 size hole once but pretty sure it was luck. Shoots to 1000 but I'd say 800 is it's coyote zone for pelts. Definitely had some 6mm guys raising they're eyebrows at the last match. Might have to switch to Hornady for availability and the 7 might be tough on the jackets but maybe Berger will come available before it comes to that. Been using ADG brass but just bought 100 alpha brass. Absolutely no complaints with the ADG brass.
Your supposed to put the arrow inside the savage factory stockI have heard of this a few times now, do you think there would be any advantage to installing an arrow on each side of the stock and or filling the arrow(s) with epoxy
Hope this doesn't detract from the thread
No kiddingYour supposed to put the arrow inside the savage factory stock
They sound pretty awesome! I hope you're teaching them to reload too, with rifles like those they're going to need to!This year I've undertaken two new "Toys". Both are on Rem 700 SA Varmint actions. The first is an Ackley .243 Win with a 35 degree shoulder moved slightly forward to neck joint, and 85gn PSPBT bullets. Superb shooter, 3365fps, .305moa, etc. I bought 500 new brass cases for it. Cleanly took two whitetail deer this fall, at 85 and 160 yds with it. Then, ... my newest toy is a .223 using same necked-down .243 Ackley brass, 69gn bullets, 7.5 twist 24in barrel, 3540fps, .320moa, etc. Just finished this one two weeks ago. Lots of fun. They look almost identical! They'll soon be gifts for my grandkids! I'm loving teaching them to shoot well!