Decided against McMillan

[chuck nelson]

Then woke up from that nightmare.

I wonder how far a 223 will shoot?

 

[Ormachek]

Chuck I am incredibly envious of all the guns you're always showing off. But really, ya gotta start putting that bolt handle on the right side.

 

[double gun]

Then woke up from that nightmare.

I wonder how far a 223 will shoot?

I thought you were anti-bipod...?

 

[bearkilr]

No UPS brown for this one?

 

[chuck nelson]

I thought you were anti-bipod...?

I call it my photo stand.

They do well for pretend hunting I will admit.

 

[220Swifty]

I wonder how far a 223 will shoot?

With a good match bullet, further than most people are capable of.

Oh, wait, that one is a lefty.......

150 yds max

 

[leveractionjunkie]

MCSweetness What Scope is that?

 

[chuck nelson]

With a good match bullet, further than most people are capable of.

Oh, wait, that one is a lefty.......

150 yds max

That is what I figured.

 

[archie_james_c]

And here I thought you finally remortgaged your house to get something *extra* fancy by D'Arcy

That thing won't shoot worth a damn Chuck, I got a BLR .243 I'll trade ya straight across for that junker though

 

[LittleBoyLefty]

Nice! EDGE? Looks like PT&G BM and a cut/crown as well?

I been thinking of a Compact EDGE and cut to 22" for my CDL 223.

 

[chuck nelson]

The barrel is still the factory 24" and good eye on the PT&G. For prone work I can't see myself ever going back to the compact on a remington. But I've changed my mind before.

 

[troutseeker]

Depending on your barrel twist (I assume a 1 in 14?) you are limited to the lower weight bullets. With a 1 in 8 twist 26" barrel I've shot 75 grain Hornady's to a mile...

 

[SneakyG]

A lefty Stevens 200 with a painted OD green stock?

 

[chuck nelson]

A lefty Stevens 200 with a painted OD green stock?

Nothing gets past you.

 

[chuck nelson]

A couple more of the stock and bottom metal.

 

[firemachine69]

A lefty Stevens 200 with a painted OD green stock?

No such thing as a lefty Stevens, FYI.

Also want to add, I purchased one McM, and I never will again. A thousand dollar stock should not be crooked, period.

 

[chuck nelson]

No such thing as a lefty Stevens, FYI.

Also want to add, I purchased one McM, and I never will again. A thousand dollar stock should not be crooked, period.

I can buy two for that and have never seen a crooked one. Me thinks you're full of it.

 

[firemachine69]

Really? Full of it?

After taxes, shipping, and standard goodies on an A5 that make it worth buying, yessir, it cost me over a grand.

Jerry Teo (mystique precision) bedded my rifle, and he's seen it himself, actually, he pointed out it was something unfixable. McM's answer was "send it back"... Lovely, I just paid 60ish to bed the action to that stock, and I've gotta FedEx it back out of my own pocket, and do the wait-game again...

I'm away from home, but I'll gladly take pictures on my return why my next precision stock will come from Ian Robertson (or anyone else but ).

 

[chuck nelson]

While nothing compared to you, here is my meager experience with them. A FEW of them.

 

[LittleBoyLefty]

But I've changed my mind before.

Always good too keep an open mind.

That Orberndorf PT&G looks pretty good. Is the inletting pretty close to factory? How about for Winchesters?

I'd like my 223 to duplicate, as closely as possible, the feel of my main hunting rifle. Remington'll have to do till Winchester comes through for us southpaw shooters...