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Robert,

Brother John sent me these for your use. Colors aren't shy...


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Very nice. Got my name on a treestand 600 yards behind the shop cabin.
Love the yellow!
WOW! shocked
WOW! is right!!
Reminds me of some tie-dyed shirts I wore way back in the 60's smile
What are the particulars, if you don't mind?
Crazy lookin'colors on those rifles - Robert does awesome work!!
SWEET would be a fluted barrel on the yellow rifle with the base color being black and the flutes being yellow.
I think I just threw up in my mouth!

Ewwww..

Mike
TLFW
Thanks for the great pictures of the guns.
Originally Posted by bxroads
SWEET would be a fluted barrel on the yellow rifle with the base color being black and the flutes being yellow.


Yep. Or just turn all the yellow black.What are the percentages of the stock colors?
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TLFW
Thanks for the great pictures of the guns.


You are welcome. I'm still working on the more traditional ones...
50% yellow, 25% black, 25% white.
1. desert camo: 243AI. Rem 700 = mine

2. Green, Grape, Purple Flame: 223AI, Surgeon RSR. = daughters

3. Yellow Jacket: 223AI, Surgeon RSR. = wifes
Originally Posted by tlfw
1. desert camo: 243AI. Rem 700 = mine

2. Green, Grape, Purple Flame: 223AI, Surgeon RSR. = daughters

3. Yellow Jacket: 223AI, Surgeon RSR. = wifes


You done hooked up again? I didn't even know that.
Jeff,

you not paying attention. I'm the luckiest man on the planet....

just say the word, I've a few of Robert's finest you may want to evaluate first hand...
TLWF, My recent build (Gradous .308} was at the range today. Every rifle he built for me is 1/2" or less groups.

3 shot 43.5gr

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4 shot 45.5gr. 1st & 2nd shot was hole in hole. Not bad for sloppy loader like myself.

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Gradous .243win 41gr imr4350

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they all seem to have a pattern....

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Like they say about the yellow cars that are becoming so popular - you'll never lose it in the parking lot!

Jim
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