- Location
- In the clock tower!!
It is GAP, good guess. It just looks better than the old woodland.
PICS OF ATR rifles POST'EM
- Thread starter bradtothebone
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It is GAP, good guess. It just looks better than the old woodland.
I don't have a picture handy, but I got an LTR from Rick last spring, with trigger job and bedded action. Took me forever to finally get the NF mounted by one of our armorers though.
Unfortunately, I only have about 50-60 rounds through it.
It's good for under an inch with match ammo though(I'm too lazy to reload).
Last time I shot it at 200m, the first 2 rounds were touching, then I screwed up a nice group and threw the 3rd a little over an inch out. Ended up with a 1.3" group at 200m.
I can live with that.
Hopefully I can get onto something other than Delta range this year and shoot it past 200......
Unfortunately, I only have about 50-60 rounds through it.
It's good for under an inch with match ammo though(I'm too lazy to reload).
Last time I shot it at 200m, the first 2 rounds were touching, then I screwed up a nice group and threw the 3rd a little over an inch out. Ended up with a 1.3" group at 200m.
I can live with that.
Hopefully I can get onto something other than Delta range this year and shoot it past 200......
Long Range Canuck
CGN frequent flyer
- Location
- Athabasca Alberta aka God's Country
OK got some pics of the AR Shorty the ATRS boys did for me. No its not a precision rifle but it is a great little buddy all the same, and tighter than any factory AR I have ever owned I love this little baby.
My photographic skills don't do her justice.
Its sporting a Stag Arms Lower, Colt Upper, 10.5" DPMS barrel, M-16 internals....minus rock and roll, extended cocking lever, YHM flip up front and rear sight. Versa pod front grip. Ergo pistol grip, Brons laser and presure switch. Aimpoint clone red dot scope until the budget allows for the real mcoy. Still waiting for the Noveske KX3 flash hider to finish her off.
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My photographic skills don't do her justice.Its sporting a Stag Arms Lower, Colt Upper, 10.5" DPMS barrel, M-16 internals....minus rock and roll
, extended cocking lever, YHM flip up front and rear sight. Versa pod front grip. Ergo pistol grip, Brons laser and presure switch. Aimpoint clone red dot scope until the budget allows for the real mcoy. Still waiting for the Noveske KX3 flash hider to finish her off.
BigUglyMan
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- New Scotland
You took it to an armorer? Weak buddy!
Here's a 300WM I purchased from Alberta Tactical Rifle. Best Rifle I have ever owned.Rick done all the the work with it also,Trigger/bedding and Brake.Sorry about the bad pic's.Notice the freezer??His guns feel right at home when you put them on a freezer for some reason....
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- Location
- calgary alberta
Here's a 300WM I purchased from Alberta Tactical Rifle. Best Rifle I have ever owned.Rick done all the the work with it also,Trigger/bedding and Brake.Sorry about the bad pic's.Notice the freezer??His guns feel right at home when you put them on a freezer for some reason....
I just spewed pop all over my keyboard
Thats great you really killed me, welcome to the infamous freezer clu
dancingbanana:1st one up is my new toy (308 Win)
BC, Curious why you have right side (left hand) swivels studs on a Right Hand rifle ? How do you use / what's the purpose for left hand patrol carry swivels on a single user RH rifle
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Hammerhead
Member
- Location
- Calgary, AB
I just spewed pop all over my keyboard
Thats great you really killed me, welcome to the infamous freezer clu
Sounds like a cool club to be in, now I am going to have to go out and buy a chest freezer!!!
- Location
- calgary alberta
BC, Curious why you have right side (left hand) swivels studs on a Right Hand rifle ? How do you use / what's the purpose for left hand patrol carry swivels on a single user RH rifle
Actually there are sling cups on both sides and at the rear, so a sling can be attached in any number of manners, by both right hand and left hand shooters. With the heavier Tac type rifles to have the option of switching shoulders for carry purpose this is a nice option, not battle wise, but we are here not "over there" at least for now.
This also keeps the stock user friendly for lefties.
Not all lefties are really left handed, just left eye dominant. I know this is not the case with BC, but we order most of out A5s in this configuration for utility.
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The Twins
Here they are. I just picked them up. The paint is still a little tacky but nothing is sticking to them so all is good.
The bigger of the two is the 338LM AI and the other is my long awaited 308win. Tomorrow they hopefully go to get lazer engraved for this weekends Calgary Gun Show.
Here they are. I just picked them up. The paint is still a little tacky but nothing is sticking to them so all is good.
The bigger of the two is the 338LM AI and the other is my long awaited 308win. Tomorrow they hopefully go to get lazer engraved for this weekends Calgary Gun Show.
Here they are. I just picked them up. The paint is still a little tacky but nothing is sticking to them so all is good.
The bigger of the two is the 338LM AI and the other is my long awaited 308win. Tomorrow they hopefully go to get lazer engraved for this weekends Calgary Gun Show.
Damn fine rifles but those paint jobs are loud!
- Location
- Ft. Mac. Alberta
Never was a fan of camo'd guns myself
Cat
Cat
- Location
- calgary alberta
Cat at least you have converted him to "open sights" LOL
Once the shinyness wears off and they get gouged/scratched up some and dragged through the mud, that camo will be less loud.
