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I just got this back a couple days ago and got to shoot it today. It's wearing a #2 Shilen SS 1-8, cut to 20" and threaded.

So far it feeds everything I give it, thought I will probably block the magazine and shorten the follower.

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I am going to have to put some paint on that shiny barrel.

Oh yea, removed the windage knob and added the high dollar cap. Forgot the blue tape. LOL

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What SWFA SS are you running. And do I dare ask how it shoots? Did you glass bed it and do all the other 50 trick moves to ensure it's going to shoot well? Nice looking rifle and range..


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Nice!


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The red cap on the scope is the best part.

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What threads did you go with on the skinny thing.

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It is shooting between 1/2- 1" MOA at to 300 with light 58gr vmax. I am shooting a straight 6x scope. It was threaded for 1/2x28 with an adaptor to 5/8x24 for my can. I tried some Sierra 70 bk's in it, a load from another rifle and it was doing about 1 MOA.

I did glass bed it and had to slightly open the barrel channel, but not much. I pretty much checked all the " tricks" that I knew of when it was a factory 243.


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Nice rifle. Sounds like a great shooter.


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Nice rifle. I shoot called coyotes so not long range. Probably the best results for killing with Sierra 60gr HP. Had pretty good results with the 75gr V-Max but didn't use it a lot. If it is feeding fine, I wouldn't mess with it.


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Originally Posted by Coyotejunki
It is shooting between 1/2- 1" MOA at to 300 with light 58gr vmax. I am shooting a straight 6x scope. It was threaded for 1/2x28 with an adaptor to 5/8x24 for my can. I tried some Sierra 70 bk's in it, a load from another rifle and it was doing about 1 MOA.

I did glass bed it and had to slightly open the barrel channel, but not much. I pretty much checked all the " tricks" that I knew of when it was a factory 243.


With the 8” twist, are you going to try any of the heavies?

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Originally Posted by Hondo64d


With the 8” twist, are you going to try any of the heavies?



Probably, I still have a bunch of 105 AMAX


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A Kimber in a 6BR would be a FUN lil' rifle to own..
It would cover 90%+ of the hunting I do these days..
Would be interested in hearing how it is on fur as I haven't used a 6mm on coyotes..


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Winner winner. Very nice.

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All new to me.................


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Other than the light bullets, you were my inspiration. Thx, Merry Christmas.


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I hear good thangs..................(grin)


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I handload a lot of cartridges; 19 Badger,.222, .223, 22-250, 6mmBR, .243, 6mmRem, 25acp, 25-20, 25/35, 250 Krag Ackley, 250/3000, 257Roberts, 257 Robert Ackley Improved, 257 Robert Ackley Improved rimmed, 25-06, 260Rem, 6.5x55, 6.5-06, 270, 7x57mm, 280AI, 7mm Rem mag, 7mmSTW, 32acp, 32sw, 32S&WLong, 32-20, 7.62x25mm, 30 Mauser, 30-30, 303Sav, 300Sav, 7.62x39mm, 308, 7.5Swiss, 30-06, 300WM, 303Brit,7.62x54R, 8x57mm, 338WM, .380, 9x19mm, 9x23mm, 357 Sig, 38 sp, 357 mag, 38sw, 40sw, 10mm, 38/40, 10.4mm, 401 power mag, 41 Colt, 44mag, 44-40, 45acp, 45Colt, 455 Eley, .410, 45/70, 45/70 case filled with Aluminum, 50CB and 12 ga.

6mmBR is easily the most accurate, and one of my 6mmBR rifles is my lightest big game rifle.

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