It is finished.......


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Thanks everyone for the kind words.

interesting choice for a bipod. what happened to the 90 gr bullets?

That's a Sinclair F class bipod, which BTW is very well thought out and about as close to a front rest as you can get. The chamber is specifically throated for the 75gr Amax at 2.500 OAL which still fits in the magazine.

Wery nicely laid out rig, there, Deuce. Maybe a tad thin on portability.

Yeah it's right at 18lbs with the Harris on it, a tad bit more with the Sinclair. Between the wieght and muzzle brake, it just goes POW when the trigger is pulled.:D

That looks really awesome, what exactly will you be using it for, just range shooting (making everyone and the range jealous) or maybe varmint hunting??

Just a plinker for now at my range, probably a hog picker when it's suppressed.

I got out and shot today, 100 yds 5 shot groups, one's just under 3/8" and the other is a hair over 1/4".

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Great Job and greater rig!!!! I Just love to see these projects. What are you getting for velocity and what are you using for a bullet? Everyone has a TV show nowadays......maybe we should camo our stocks and barrels and have Bill sponsor Long Range Realtree??? What you guys think??

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The rifle spilled some blood....

The rifle was christened this weekend. Took a 16yr old youth out this weekend for a little shooting. He fell in love with it and shot it well. Took 5 hogs with the 75gr Amax.

Here are a couple pigs that didnt fare to well, one DRT with a ear hole shot and the other DRT with one right between the eyes.:gun1::toot:

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