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At 20",I'm purty sweet on 6BR. Hint.

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Fixing to mount another Barkin' Arken on another 2950fps .796 BC Flinger,here directly. Hint.

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With a 250yd zero,the reticle alone,only gets it to the 1500yd line...though SuperSonic to 2050yds+ in this morning's atmosphere. Hint................


Brad says: "Can't fault Rick for his pity letting you back on the fire... but pity it was and remains. Nothing more, nothing less. A sad little man in a sad little dream."
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What powder are you liking in those 7RM loads? Practically .800BC at nearly 3,000fps is beyond an impressive package for that size case.


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Being tall with long arms, I prefer a 24" tube when possible, the 20" 308 with the 6" can may be a bit much but I'll give it a go. Have always had one 7mm RM or another in the safe. The present 7mm occupants include a Win 70 (1990s vintage) with a Shilen barrel at 24 in a Brown Precision stock (back when Brownells had a few) with a Zeiss Divari. I've had this rifle going on 25 years and has never failed me. Most recent addition is a CA Ridgeline in a McMillan Game Warden stock. Fine as factory rifles go but untested so far. That BR handled that bear nicely! Bullet?

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JP,

I'll grant ONE "guess". Hint.

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LAUGHING!............





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105 A-Max Smooch and for all I know,that bullet is still going. Broke shoulders and exited at 200yds+. One and done,if only obviously. Hint.

Tough to whoop a 700 L/A and their 3.690" COAL latitude. Hint.................


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Ah, the RL26. I've been liking it with heavies in 6.5CM and .243Win, but haven't yet burned through my RL22 stash for the 7mmRM. Nice combo there, for sure!


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Not too shabby. Hint.

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LOVE them 180's Hint...............


Brad says: "Can't fault Rick for his pity letting you back on the fire... but pity it was and remains. Nothing more, nothing less. A sad little man in a sad little dream."
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That's a great looking rig, I gotta get one of those scopes! Bipod attached with a pic rail or studs?

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I don't care for a 1913 bipod attachment and will always greedily take a sling stud up front. Preferences dictate flush cups on the stern,especially for Krunchentickers. I always remove the rearmost of tandem bow studs,so as to not induce a poor release under recoil...no matter the chambering. Hint.............


Brad says: "Can't fault Rick for his pity letting you back on the fire... but pity it was and remains. Nothing more, nothing less. A sad little man in a sad little dream."
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Case in point. Hint.

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I reckon I should hurry up and toss a Barkin' ARKEN on there too. Hint..................(grin)


Brad says: "Can't fault Rick for his pity letting you back on the fire... but pity it was and remains. Nothing more, nothing less. A sad little man in a sad little dream."
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Am thinking,it'll do. Hint.

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Prolly enough for today. Hint.................(grin)


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Stick, What split bases are those? Low rings work ok with that setup or are those mediums?
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Everything thus far pictured,is wearing ARKEN Low's. Hint.

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Haven't checked the Mail yet today. Hint.................


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Got it, Thank you.


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I rather like 'em and just ordered a few more. Hint..............

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Brad says: "Can't fault Rick for his pity letting you back on the fire... but pity it was and remains. Nothing more, nothing less. A sad little man in a sad little dream."
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Any love for the 6-24 Arken?? Went to order a 4-16 mil and what to my surprise, they’re out of stock. Must have been a run on them lately.

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They are an optical and mechanical hit,wearing more fickle parallax,which are simply the bane of increased magnification. I personally MUCH prefer the '16x. Hint...............


Brad says: "Can't fault Rick for his pity letting you back on the fire... but pity it was and remains. Nothing more, nothing less. A sad little man in a sad little dream."
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Thanks. Looks like I’ll either do a 16x MOA or go 24x MIL while waiting on improved inventory.

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I've not shot or got any in MOA/MOA and wouldn't. The 24x is at it's best,when a '16x ain't around and nothing is more intuitive than Mil's. They track,zero and repeat,which is a great portion in dot connecting. Hint.

'24x MIL/MIL. Hint.

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Even yesterday early morning,with atmospherics on my side,I was shy of 16x on 1600yd steel with .796 BC's. Hint.

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Bumped into a pard,who was chasing his tail with (2) Reupolds,playing make an adjustment and "tap" "tap" "tap",only to watch the erector do something different than it's input. Mechanical sanctity,sure is soothin' and it's nice to zero in (2) shots,then go to come-ups,with back to back rifles. Hint.(grin)

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Long way of saying,the '24x gets the nod,due Miltitude. Hint...................


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I’ve got a 6-24 since they were on sale and a buddies was pretty slick. Haven’t even broke the seal on mine but it looks pretty decent at first glance using his a bit.


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