Precision/Sniper/Tactical
- Thread starter Farmboy
- Start date
Well I hope this counts as joining the sniper style club.
I just put a down payment on the Remington Model 700 VSF Left Handed, 26" Heavy Fluted Barrel in .308. I put a post in the Precision riffle section asking for help. Please see my other post for details.
Anyways. Here is a picture of the Remington Model 700 VSF. I will post actual pictures of my riffle once I get it. I still have a few payments to make first.
Here is a link to the Remington Web-Page for complete details on the riffle.
http://www.remington.com/firearms/left_hand/700vsflh.htm
I just put a down payment on the Remington Model 700 VSF Left Handed, 26" Heavy Fluted Barrel in .308. I put a post in the Precision riffle section asking for help. Please see my other post for details.
Anyways. Here is a picture of the Remington Model 700 VSF. I will post actual pictures of my riffle once I get it. I still have a few payments to make first.
Here is a link to the Remington Web-Page for complete details on the riffle.
http://www.remington.com/firearms/left_hand/700vsflh.htm
Jasonsmack
CGN Regular
- Location
- Sask - Southwest
My recently purchased 50HS (with a cheap tasco scope for measuring)
Jasonsmack
CGN Regular
- Location
- Sask - Southwest
That is the factory piece!! It works very well too.
Steve David
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- Oshawa, Ontario
Jasonmack,
Out of this world, congrats on that, but I sure would love to be there when you take that first shot with that Tasco and watch it explode when you pull the trigger. :mrgreen:
Out of this world, congrats on that, but I sure would love to be there when you take that first shot with that Tasco and watch it explode when you pull the trigger. :mrgreen:
Jasonsmack
CGN Regular
- Location
- Sask - Southwest
My digital camera takes very limited video on it but I will surley have it running in case some freak airborne scope incident occurs. If I really drive the crap out of this Mack I might get home in time on Sunday to try it out.
Steyr Tactical Elite. 308, full length Picatinny (Spec) rail, two (perfect, easy to load) mags, 3lb two stage trigger, UIT rail, etc, etc.
Wearing an IOR 10X56 (MP8), in KAC rings.
Bipods are a Versa Pod with skis, and a Parker Hale with flat feet (Thanks to Pete at Hirsch Precision for the PH).
Striker shooting the rifle.
I threw enough pictures in the Steyr thread, I won't duplicate them all here.
Wearing an IOR 10X56 (MP8), in KAC rings.
Bipods are a Versa Pod with skis, and a Parker Hale with flat feet (Thanks to Pete at Hirsch Precision for the PH).
Striker shooting the rifle.
I threw enough pictures in the Steyr thread, I won't duplicate them all here.
Sigismund said:
It does depend on the angle. I have some pics of Striker and BMW shooting it where it looks positively huge.
http://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y157/Dosing/BMW.jpg
OAL is 42.5 inches. The barrel is only 22.
Additionally the huge scope (a 56mm) makes it look smaller, at least to me.
Was I seeing things or did someone have a pic posted in this thread of a rifle with a
Boyds Target Varminter stock (pepper laminate). I think it was a rem in .243 or
22-250. Or was it a Savage??? Oh hell I can't remember. Loved the pic though and
would like to get another look at that stock.
Boyds Target Varminter stock (pepper laminate). I think it was a rem in .243 or
22-250. Or was it a Savage??? Oh hell I can't remember. Loved the pic though and
would like to get another look at that stock.
http://www.canadiangunnutz.com/viewtopic.php?t=98763&sid=194918e59a30cdea45bddef8387ff22c
Link to some others on CGN.
Link to some others on CGN.
death-junky
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- Moose Jaw SK
i need more money you all way out do me.
talk to ya all later
Riley
talk to ya all later
Riley
Very very nice rigs on here ... few quick questions, anyone here with a straight shooter out of the box with no mods/upgrades? What do you consider a precision/sniper/tactical in a rifle?
Otokiak ... 8)
Rankin Inlet, NU
CANADA
Otokiak ... 8)
Rankin Inlet, NU
CANADA
Otokiak said:
There are alot of options out there in seeking a great shooter straight out of the box. My personal recommendation in keeping it simple, accurate, and at a reasonable price would be a Savage LE2B (love mine). Many will attest the same here as you can see!!!
