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I just purchased a left over 20 Tac Predator maybe 2008 or 2009 model. Got a great deal on it but curious as to why they couldn’t sell it. I plan to do handloads so not having factory Ammo is of no issue to me. Hopefully I didn’t make a mistake in purchasing. Thoughts?
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You won't be disappointed with it. Friend of mine that comes and shoots pdogs with me every year has the same rifle and slays the crap out of the pdogs with it. Shoots really nice. If you got it for the right price, nothing to worry about. enjoy it
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My son has a custom AR in Tac 20.
Extremely accurate.
I'd say enjoy the heck out of it.
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Ok thanks guys glad I didn’t make a mistake. I have scope on the way and now researching loads etc and everything I need to start loading. Brass seems to be my first concern with trying to locate so looking for that now. Thanks again.
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Get a Redding form die and a bunch of good .223 brass and you'll be good to go. The only factory .20 Tac brass was made by Lapua for Dakota ( with Dakota Arms head stamp ). Good stuff, but not needed. Find some LC brass and rock on.
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