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Hey varmitsinc, is that a t3 std contour in a mickey stock?
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Southwind and Shane, thanks for the insight.
I've enjoyed wringing out this 308 so far. The heavy sleek bullets hold interest for sure if I can get them to shoot straight.
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Southwind that is a T3 lite in a BC stock. I had a BC and a Manners side by side and for me (Im sure someones head will explode at this) I could not justify the extra expense. I cannot honestly say what a Manners would do for me that the BC doesnt. My failure to read a wind correctly will have far more outcome in the field than any mechanical advantages a $700 stock might offer.
If you want some side by side photos of the BC with a OEM let me know.
Hunt hard, kill clean, waste nothing and offer no apologies.
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I am not one to flog you over owning a B&C, I own 4 myself. All work well and fit well. I have some HS Precision and Micky's as well certainly can't find any fault in my B&C's Funny, never had a game animal yet register a complaint about be harvested by a rifle with a B&C stock on it. I do have a Tikka 338 win mag with a B&C too, fits beautifully and shoots lights out like all Tikkas I have shot. I thought I could see checkering on your stock in the photo but it may just be my eyes. Good shooting and take care.
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Not checkering. Im a texturing fool with the devcon, cant help myself from doing it on every synthetic stock I have. Close up of one stock ![[Linked Image]](http://i295.photobucket.com/albums/mm130/Norcalphoenix/Hunting%20stuff/Tactical%20Stuff/7a3401e5.jpg)
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I like it! The whole rig looks good. Do you sand the original surface to prep for your devcon. Are you a krylon finish guy or do you use something else?
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The stock is high tech krylon with sea sponges done by my kids. If I want to go high tech I will coat the whole thing with clear cerakote. The base rifle and scope and done in sniper grey cerakote.
Hunt hard, kill clean, waste nothing and offer no apologies.
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Shane is my hero behind the .308, and I don't have many heroes. Always pushing the envelope of accepted thinking. A true pioneer. Shane what is your COAL with the 208s?
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I'm loading the 208s to 3.05" OAL. They kiss lands at 3.08", but at that length a loaded round will not fully extract/eject without releasing the bolt.
If I push them down to 2.98" they will load and feed from the Wyatt's box, and still shoot ok, but a fair amount of compression and sometimes they will 'grow' especially if moly'd.
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I just finished this rig in .308. Once I get her broken in, I'm gonna try to feed her some 208's. ![[Linked Image]](http://i164.photobucket.com/albums/u37/Dirtybob1/LRI%202_zpsxcf6myno.jpg)
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Since one of the subject rifles here is a 270 Win., I will throw my hat in the ring. Just yesterday I took a fella out to shoot some LR, he had never done it before. I was shooting my Jon Beanland built 6.5 Creedmoor, but I let the new guy shoot my sons 270. It is built on a Rem 721 by Mike Bryant, trued and with a Hart barrel in an HS stock. I kept it all sporter weight as a pack-able hunting rifle, and for glass it just has the old tried and true SWFA fixed 10x42. No fancy Bergers in it either, just a plain old 140 NBT running right at 3000 fps. But it reaches out a grand just fine, even though the wind really starts playing with that NBT the further you push it. Out to 700-900 it shoots really nice though, the ranges it is intended for deer. I really need to go apologize to that fellas wife, I think I just cost them some money. He had a real good time stretching that thing out. Here is what it looks like. ![[Linked Image]](http://i94.photobucket.com/albums/l99/Jethro_011/Bryant%20270_zpsdk31hqfr.jpg)
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Nice looking rigs, Grand and JTP.
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![[Linked Image]](http://i757.photobucket.com/albums/xx220/ClarkM/WinM70270.jpg) I got a 1938 Atlas Craftsman 12x36 lathe when a friend died of a heart attack while hunting. I built a rifle with it. 1956 Winchester M70 action 22" PacNor lightweight taper barrel Bordon Rimrock stock Weaver Aluminum scope mounts Medium Aluminum 4 screw rings Leupold 2x7x33 scope Stoney point knob Harris HBLS 8.5" - 12.5" type S bipod Butler Creek stretchy sling Butler Creek objective cover Dvorak instruments soft eye cover _____________________ 8.9 pounds unloaded I killed (8) mule deer between 329 and 510 yards with that rifle.
There is nothing noble in being superior to your fellow man; true nobility is being superior to your former self. -Ernest Hemingway The man who makes no mistakes does not usually make anything.-- Edward John Phelps
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