danski26
08-06-2007, 12:27 AM
I know it's not a cast boolit thrower but this is my first match rifle build and it turned out better than my expectations. Besides, I think you guys will appreciate it more than the "people" on the long range sights i belong too.
The particulars are; winchester pre-64 action, krieger 1-12 30cal barrel, sunny hill floor plate, stock trigger (worked by me with help from my mentor), tubb firing pin, spring and cocking piece, tubb 4-way butt plate, freeland rail and handstop, it is set up for a "mo's" match sight but is wearing a luepold 25x comp AO scope now for any-any matches. It has a maple, walnut laminate stock bedded with acraglass gel.
I wringed it out in my last range session and I was VERY happy. I only have 300 yards to work with localy but i tried eight loads and the largest 3 shot group was just over 3" but the smallest was .443 inches. I know three shot groups aren't a measure for a rifle like this but the results give me high hopes. I'm going out tomorrow with some 10 shot groups loaded and i will see how it holds up.
P.S.
I did all the work but the lathe stuff.
The particulars are; winchester pre-64 action, krieger 1-12 30cal barrel, sunny hill floor plate, stock trigger (worked by me with help from my mentor), tubb firing pin, spring and cocking piece, tubb 4-way butt plate, freeland rail and handstop, it is set up for a "mo's" match sight but is wearing a luepold 25x comp AO scope now for any-any matches. It has a maple, walnut laminate stock bedded with acraglass gel.
I wringed it out in my last range session and I was VERY happy. I only have 300 yards to work with localy but i tried eight loads and the largest 3 shot group was just over 3" but the smallest was .443 inches. I know three shot groups aren't a measure for a rifle like this but the results give me high hopes. I'm going out tomorrow with some 10 shot groups loaded and i will see how it holds up.
P.S.
I did all the work but the lathe stuff.