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Again, that's a pretty good deal (though not available anymore). That is not what is being sold here. Mine is a 24" barrel. Has the Zeiss V6 ($800 more). Has the Fierce bipod ($195). Has the Fierce SKB hard case ($385). Has the Fierce scope cover ($35). And about $550.00 in ammo. So I figured $3,500.00 was a pretty good deal, too. Maybe I'm wrong though. Time will tell. If you don't want it, don't buy it.

That is a really good deal! This package also includes the case and the V6 scope and 24" barrel. Plus this is a verified shooter. This whole set up cost me close to $7K. I felt like $3.5K was a pretty good deal. Maybe my Show Low High School math isn't mathing though. haha

Holy cow! Great bucks! Nice work!

Heck yeah! Way to stick it out with the heat. Congrats.

Super cool buck! Thanks for sharing!

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Man what a story. I hope that if anything ever happens to me, I would have friends and family that would continue this legacy with my boys. Congrats to all.

Heck yeah!!! Nice work! Love the story.

Congrats to all! Thanks for the write up! Nice work!

So cool! Congrats! Love those Fierce rifles.

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I have a pair of Nikon binos you are welcome to have that my kids used to use. I can send pics when I get home if interested.

Does this have anything that allows you to adjust the zoom together (same time) or do you have to adjust each one individually?

An interesting note, I have been trying to decide which powders to use for my load development for my 7 PRC. I have been shooting the 180 ELD-M factory ammo. While the accuracy has been pretty dang good, I would get the occasional pressure signs of ejector marks, or even some blown primers with the black soot around the head stamp. Out of curiosity I pulled the bullets on a handful of the 180 ELD-M factory ammo. The ones I pulled looked to be using Staball HD as the powder. I then proceeded to weigh each charge. I was surprised to find a pretty big difference from round to round, ranging from 69.4 grains to 69.8 grains. I guess I knew factory ammo did not have the same, or even close to the same tolerances as reloading, but I did not expect to see that big of a difference, especially with a powder that meters as well as the Staball powder line does. Has anybody else seen this?

Sold Pending Funds.

I bought this for my son but we ended up going a different route. It’s the 6-24x50. Selling the scope for $1,000.00. If you want the rings too, I’d sell both for $1,100.00. The rings are the Zeiss Ultralight rings with the bubble level. (PRICE DROP TO $1,000.00 FOR BOTH).

Scheels has been nice to have. Love that place. Always have a really good selection.

Sheesh! Impressive for sure. I’ve been using Bergers for years and love them. I shoot the 195 grain EOL Elite Hunters out my 28 Nosler. Those have been amazing.

Can I ask why the preference towards hybrids?

Picked up a Fierce CT Rival FP in the 7mm PRC a few months back. It shoots the factory Hornady 180 grain ELD-M's very well. Right at 1/2 MOA groups. I haven't ran it through a chrono yet, but I have validated it out to 650 yards, using the advertised muzzle velocity. I shoot it suppressed and based on the validation only, I'm right around 2,950 fps. I wanna run it through a chrono. I am also going to start reloading for this using 168 grain Berger VLD Hunters over H1000. Would welcome any feedback on this load combo.

Price drop. $1,000.00 for both.

I have a brand new Zeiss V4 that I bought for my son. We ended up going a different rout. Willing to sell that. It's the 6-24x50.