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6.5 Creedmoor

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Mack Brothers Titanium EVO SA
Proof CF 22” .264 1:8 Sendero Light
Manners EH2
SOL M5 DBM
TT 700 Special
Precision Armament M11 Brake
APA 34mm .856 Rings
Steiner MX7i 4-28x56mm MSRII*
Modular Evolution bipod

My friend Scott Weichel of Live Oak Accuracy did the build. Many thanks to F3 at FIST Industries for supplying the stock in double time!

*Will swap in a Nightforce NX8 2.5-20x50 Mil-C (C623), as soon as I can get my hands on one.

Starting load development with Starline SRP brass, H4350, 147 ELDM, and REM 7 1/2 primers. I might give WIN 780 Supreme, RL26, MRP, and H1000 a try too. I’m not sure if I need SRP Mag primers for the slower powders.




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If you put Taco Bell sauce in your ramen noodles it tastes just like poverty
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Nice rig! Good choice in projectile too. wink


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I like that, kingston.

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Great rig. Been using CCI450 in my Creedmoor and Lapuas with good success.

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Dandy Brian!!!


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Ain’t easy havin pals.
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I really like the looks of that rig kingston. Very nice. Very anxious to see how load development goes with the Starline brass and those 147's. I really like the way they fly out here in breezy West Texas. Good luck, keep us posted if you don't mind.


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That is absolutely....errr, I like it.


You're Welcome At My Fire Anytime



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Sweet rig....

Ditch the SRP brass.... you’ll thank me.


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Nice rig!

Can't go wrong with a Creed' and a Flatty....grin

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I like your stock choice a lot too. I'm still a fan of the McMillan HTG, and I believe your is almost the same but with a higher comb. Very nice.

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A Steiner AND srp brass?

You’ll make the Fires heads ‘splode!!!

Very nice set up man.

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Screw you! I'm voting for Trump again!

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Thoughts on Mack Bros Evo after you’ve run it a bit please.


Screw you! I'm voting for Trump again!

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Very nice.


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Good thing you got that big 'ol break to tame that beast.

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Super nice rig.

I imagine load develop will be a breeze. You didn't mention its final build weight, though. With all those lightweight components such as the titanium action and the PR barrel, looks like you had a certain application in mind. A lightweight sheep/deer rifle maybe? Looks like the stock is fiberglass, not carbon fiber, but I can't tell for sure from the pic. If it is fiberglass, rather than carbon, I'm curious why you went that route, schedule maybe?

Also, what trigger did you install?

Again, it's a sweet rifle, and we're all anxious to hear how she performs at the range and in the field.

And, oh yeah; the beard, skinny jeans and toothy grin suit you well.

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Weichel jumped my build again...Grrrr!

Great looking rig...Enjoy 😎


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Originally Posted by Beaver10
Weichel jumped my build again...Grrrr!

Great looking rig...Enjoy 😎



You don’t answer your phone. Your stock showed up today and things are moving along.

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Kingston I can’t thank you enough as my Evo is getting gap and mailed soon.

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Scott is amazing

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Flat brimming? Flat brimmed ball caps were the norm until farmers stared bending them to fit the contour of a their mailboxes, looking for those government checks.

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Originally Posted by Higbean
Thoughts on Mack Bros Evo after you’ve run it a bit please.


+1.


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