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![[Linked Image]](http://i423.photobucket.com/albums/pp311/patrickgsinclair/V2016.jpg) I think I'm going to like it....grin! ![[Linked Image]](http://i423.photobucket.com/albums/pp311/patrickgsinclair/V2017.jpg) First load tested.(Boxer Ladder Test) Rifle specs: 6MM Creedmoor GA Precision built Templar V2 action Bartlein #7 fluted, 1-7.5" 5R, 22" Manners MCS-TF6 stock(folder) Badger M5 DBM Jewell HVR trigger Allen Engineering AE 30 suppresser Cerro-coat OD Milspec
Luck....is the residue of design... ![[Linked Image]](http://i423.photobucket.com/albums/pp311/patrickgsinclair/96zvyt.gif)
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Shame it wasn't built on a Pre-64 Model 70...
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Oh for Shame... That shot on the left - real coyote would have run of into a ditch and required a dispatch next day by a friend and a caterpillar to burry it.  Don't think you can post posts like that and not have people take notes. One of these years I am going to make the Icebraker.
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A wise man is frequently humbled.
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Dang, now that is a dog gun!
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Nice to finally see it. And a different camo pattern too!
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I can't see the folding stock thingy.
Pat,
Who did you order your can through?
Travis
Trump being classless,tasteless and clueless as usual. Sorry, trump is a no tax payin pile of shiit. My young wife decided to play the field and had moved several dudes into my house
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Oh for Shame... That shot on the left - real coyote would have run of into a ditch and required a dispatch next day by a friend and a caterpillar to burry it. Don't think you can post posts like that and not have people take notes. One of these years I am going to make the Icebraker. I know about the rodeo to which you refer, but I believe you're misreading the target here. What looks like a hip hit is probably just the mark made by bullet fragment side scatter hitting the head of a mounting bolt.
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Oh for Shame... That shot on the left - real coyote would have run of into a ditch and required a dispatch next day by a friend and a caterpillar to burry it. Don't think you can post posts like that and not have people take notes. One of these years I am going to make the Icebraker. I know about the rodeo to which you refer, but I believe you're misreading the target here. What looks like a hip hit is probably just the mark made by bullet fragment side scatter hitting the head of a mounting bolt. Good eye, math! When I shot the group, I could see that splash through the scope, and thought I had one go left and right. Always nice to walk up on a group and see it's better than you thought it was from the rifle. The noise is about the same as a .22LR rifle.
Luck....is the residue of design...
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I'm impressed by you guys who shoot accurately/precisely at distance in the wind.
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Nice shooting! I like the rifle setup as well.
Those rebar target stands are quite handy. I have several that I leave out all year and can take down quickly for bush-hogging. Old firehose is what I hang my plates with.
Now with even more aplomb
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Sweet stick Pat, and excellent shooting.... par for the course.
Side note: for those who are unfamiliar with JC a Steel Targets... that's about a half size coyote silhouette...
You better pray to the God of Skinny Punks that this wind doesn't pick up......
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Oh for Shame... That shot on the left - real coyote would have run of into a ditch and required a dispatch next day by a friend and a caterpillar to burry it. Don't think you can post posts like that and not have people take notes. One of these years I am going to make the Icebraker. I know about the rodeo to which you refer, but I believe you're misreading the target here. What looks like a hip hit is probably just the mark made by bullet fragment side scatter hitting the head of a mounting bolt. Good eye, math! When I shot the group, I could see that splash through the scope, and thought I had one go left and right. Always nice to walk up on a group and see it's better than you thought it was from the rifle. The noise is about the same as a .22LR rifle. mathman, thank you for pointing that out. My mistake. scenarshooter, I thought, that was good counting the shot I misread. Going back corrected - chapeau. All I can say. 
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Pat,
Sweet deal! Wish we could use suppressors up here!
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Cool... Thanks for the pics
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Wow, that has got to be a fun rig!
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Looks good! I guess your paperwork and stamp came through.
Can't wait to see it in person.
I like the stock too!
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Slick looking rig Pat, the new working coyote rifle? Will you warm it up a little at IB 4? Magnum Man
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Pat,
Sweet deal! Wish we could use suppressors up here! Get busy rattling your politicians chains! Mike
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