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Just had a 6.5-284 finished and now the 17 tactical is on its way to smith to be built and then im done for the year I swear
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Just ordered up a 6 Creedmoor. It's a sickness...
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35 Whelen on a left hand ss Winchester model 70, benchmark 1 n 12 twist 22 in barrel, NECG Sour Dough/Partridge front bead sight, Bachman receiver sight with Talley quick disconnect rings, High Tech Feather weight stock painted Aspen gray with black webbing, Ceramic coat all metal parts matte black
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Just Savage 99 builds for me. I'm all gunned up, so none are a high priority at the moment. 99R 300 with dual safeties rebarreled to standard 22-250 99F or DL 308 (both cut checkered post mils) to 250 AI 99E 308 to 16" .375 Win. Restocked, cerakoated.
Lost the gunsmith to retirement so need a new 99 smith.
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264 Winchester Magnum Defiance action #4 Bartlein 26" fluted McM Edge Jewell trigger topped off with a Swarovski 5-25x52 BT
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Got all the parts for a 6 Creed. Waiting on a McMillan for another project, and trying to figure out what to sell to get another Nightforce.
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My first build I received first part of march Winchester model 70 Krieger 1-8 twist William bottom metal Winchester super grade stock skim and pillar bedded in 260 Put together by RW Snyder Second one should be here in a few weeks Remington 700 PDC stock CIP length Mag Brux 1-9.5 twist Bolt Face opened up by Kempfield jewell trigger All put together in 338 lapua by RW Snyder
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Just finished 223 AI
700 SA LH Brux #3 @ 23 B&C stock jewel trigger wyatt box
next up is a 6.5 Creed gas gun
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in the works 6mm250 1-8 savage action, will decide on the stock when I get it back
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Kimber 300 savage, not original, but I'm excited about it.
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Curious about people building the 6-250's. Why not just do a 6 Creedmoor?
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6.5x55 by Mike McCabe, I donated an early 1920's Mauser action, 23.5" Lothar Walther barrel, he's duplicating the Schnabel-tipped stock from a Watt's Walnut blank, Dakota Arms M-98 Model 70-style shroud/safety, Leupold 6x42 FX-3 scope, McFarland steel buttplate, Dakota Arms #2 "Ken Howell" swivel studs, Dressel small grip cap, Talley rings/bases. Buttplate, grip cap, bolt shroud, and Talley rings returned to me after fitting to be engraved then color case hardened by Doug Turnbull.
Started this in 2012, I'm just going to be glad to see it finished this year.
"To compel a man to furnish funds for the propagation of ideas he disbelieves and abhors is sinful and tyrannical." -- Thomas Jefferson
We are all Rhodesians now.
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I'm collecting parts foe a 22 6mm a 30 Gibs and a 7x57. Don't know If ill get them done in 14 tho
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Couple of Mauser sporters, VZ-24 in 8x57 and DWM Gew.98 in ???(thinking 9.3x62). Both in walnut with DT triggers and PTG M70 safeties.
Mauser Rescue Society Founder, President, and Chairman
I don't always shoot Mausers, but when I do...I prefer VZ-24s.
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6.5x55 by Mike McCabe, I donated an early 1920's Mauser action, 23.5" Lothar Walther barrel, he's duplicating the Schnabel-tipped stock from a Watt's Walnut blank, Dakota Arms M-98 Model 70-style shroud/safety, Leupold 6x42 FX-3 scope, McFarland steel buttplate, Dakota Arms #2 "Ken Howell" swivel studs, Dressel small grip cap, Talley rings/bases. Buttplate, grip cap, bolt shroud, and Talley rings returned to me after fitting to be engraved then color case hardened by Doug Turnbull.
Started this in 2012, I'm just going to be glad to see it finished this year. Mike is going to be busy this year. He is finishing up my .404Jeffery that was started by another GS back in 2008. Then he is going to do a .350 Rigby Magnum on a 1909, Lothar Walther Bavarian countour.
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I'm going to finish up a 7.62X39 Mini Mauser project that got started about 5 years ago.
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A custom Savage 1899 Takedown with (at least) three barrels, ongoing for a couple years now. Doing all the work myself, hope to finally finish it this year.
Concurrently, a .30/40 Krag-J�rgensen sporter, a copy of Townsend Whelen's Krag sporter. It will by god be done this year! New 24" barrel, classic stock with Whelen cheek piece, Lyman 48 rear sight. Old, old school elegant.
"You can lead a man to logic, but you cannot make him think." Joe Harz "Always certain, often right." Keith McCafferty
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Curious about people building the 6-250's. Why not just do a 6 Creedmoor? Straight neck up of readily available brass with no fire forming. Also, no needing to worry whether the current limited factory brass is going to be available in five years.
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