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I replace valve cover gaskets every 50K, if they don't need them sooner...
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Anyone in the Valley carry the RRA's or does Rob?
I know my bud in Billings bought one and really likes it, says that there's a shop up there that's great to work with.
Dober
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Haven't seen one in a rack around here.. Your boys at SH should be able to order one?
Or on the internet..
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Thx, did you scope yours and if so with what?
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Bushnell 3200 10x Tactical.
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That's my kind of rig, cept I'd go with a variable so the G-kids can find their spot easier.
What do you run in yours?
Thx Dober
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Loves 40 gr. bullets across the board - varmeggedons, vmaxes, bt's.. Shoots those 55 gr. nosler cup and cores really well..
That coyote went to a 70 gr. VLD, which fly very nicely, too.
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Rancho what does that rifle weight?
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A lot!
I'll go put it on the scale and see..
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10 lbs. 10 oz. unloaded, with bipod.. Full 20 round Pmag is another 12 ounces.
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Sounds like my noveske vis! I may as well add a bipod to that one.
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Mark, This is the route I would go. Rock River 16" light contour (you'll go deaf with either a 16 or 20 without muffs or plugs, so may as well keep some handy) mid-length, flat top, Burris rings, Weaver K scope. Goes 7.5 pounds or a little less as pictured so should be 8 or so with a sling, mag and five rounds. I'm in it for $949, including scope and rings. I will let you know how it shoots in a week or two. Also RRA two-stage trigger is good for me.
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Get the varmint upper that suits you from White Oak Armament for $600 and match it to the lower of your choice.
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I know I am a little late to the party, but if the OP doesn't mind buying used, there are some bargains on AR's floating around right now. I have bought 6 brand name (4 Bushmasters, a Rock River, and an Armalite) flat top carbines in the last few weeks and paid an average of about $700 each.
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Buy a Colt 6920 and don't look back.
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FWIW I've shot 20 inch tubes a LOT and a fair amount of 16s. While neither is quite( is any gun?) the 16s are a LOT louder than the 20s...
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It would be hard to beat the Colt.
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Depending on how much accuracy you want and what kind of trigger you call a "good" trigger, it could be VERY easy to beat the Colt.
Yep I"ve owned a Colt. 2 actually. That was when we started competition shooting and lets just say we owned more than 2 ARs. And I never bought another Colt.
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