Well finally I have something to show!
Doc Watson has just sent me this photo.
Ready for load testing... pretty excited.
Well finally I have something to show!
Doc Watson has just sent me this photo.
Ready for load testing... pretty excited.
Final Specs
6.5-284
Remington Short Action
Timney 510
Bedded Manners MCS-T
Shilen Barrel 8.5
DPT Can
Vortex Viper PST 2.5-10X44i
Talley Rings
Accuracy Int Knob.
Mitch Maxberry and Doc Watson Collaboration
Ha, I would love to know!!
Doc has her for load development at the moment so I will find out soonish.
No doubt there will be a video to follow of some unsuspecting Goat getting busted out past 600yds....
looks like a fricken prick to carry around .................... much like my edge
Dont waste your time chasing every last fps, it doesnt matter in the real world, it wont make a difference, all it will do is cause head aches and frustrations. And dont listen to silly old cunts
how long is the bbl?
Dont waste your time chasing every last fps, it doesnt matter in the real world, it wont make a difference, all it will do is cause head aches and frustrations. And dont listen to silly old cunts
Mitch didn't do the fluting did he?
He doesn't like doing the flutes. He did them but you could tell he hated it. Actually, he used the term "ruin the rifle". Let's hope it shoots or Ben will get it in the neck.
It's long. .. not sure how long but long. Won't get carried far as it's really a long range rig for goats and critters. Something to learn to shoot further with. My son is keen on hunting now after mowing a goat a few weeks back so I'm looking at a really light rifle for him. Probably Savage model 16 lightweight as they're 5.5 lb and stocks are easily available from Boyds to chop to size.
sorry to hijack:
Does anyone know how much those bolt handles are? I like the look
I may be really behind the times, so maybe you can help. What is the obsession a lot of people have with these over-sized bolt knobs. I have been hunting for a fair while now and I can honestly say that I have never missed out on a deer from not being able to find and grab the bolt knob. And look at WWII. All thier rifles had normal sized bolt knobs...and thier lives depended on thier rifle.
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