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Don't have one for a detachable mag in short action.

1. Nikon Action Zoom 10-22x50 Binos. Like new in the box. I bought these a couple years ago for my niece to use on her youth hunt and they have been sitting in the box untouched since. A decent set of glass for a new hunter or youth. Asking $75 shipped. 2. New in box Daniel Defense Buttstock . $50 Shipped 3. Boyds Long action Rem 700 Stock in Royal Jarcanda Laminate. Used but in good condition. $100 shipped 4. Ruger 10/22 Predator T-Rex stock. Red laminate for heavy barrel. $50 plus shipping 5. Lots of Take-off stocks. Savage centerfeed and staggered feed, Rem 700 long and short action ADL & BDL, Tikka T3s and a couple Winchester stocks. Asking $40 plus shipping. 6. Lots of Take-off barrels. Remington 700s, Tikka T3s, Ruger & Winchester. A couple of these are new never fired but most are used with unknown round counts. I have lots of calibers available .22-250, .243, .270,7mm Magnum, 30-06, .300WSM. Some of these have some slight barrel vise marks but are in good condition. Asking $40 plus shipping. 7. I have a bunch of Remington 700 take off Xmark triggers. $20 shipped.

Nothing like bringing an old thread back from the dead. I might have a Tikka stock and I am certain i have some savage stocks but you are going to have to be way more specific with the savage stuff. Old 110? staggered feed? New 110 center feed? Detachable magazine?

H4350 is THE powder for the 300WSM. Other powders with similar burn rates will also work well. R17 will probably net you a little more velocity but like others have mentioned not as stable as H4350. R16 would be another good choice. That being said you are getting half inch groups with the load you have found, what more do you want for a hunting rifle? If you do want better groups I would stay away from the ELD-X line of bullets. They are consistently the most inaccurate bullet I have ever tried in multiple calibers. I would go to a Berger or Sierra if you are looking for the best accuracy possible.

By the time you pay your smith to do all of the things you want done on that action you could have bought a custom action. Gone are the days when you could pick up a Rem 700 action for 300 bucks and it made a little sense to start there. I don't know what you paid for yours but these days a bare bones Rem action is over $500 from most places. Defiance Tenacity or other custom actions can be had for right around $950 - $1100 and have all of the features you are after. The major downside to building on a Remington for me is that when its all said and done you still have a Remington and it is only worth Remington value, where as a custom action will always hold a higher value if you were to decide to sell.

Easily formed from multiple cases but Hornady sells .250 Savage brass now. I formed all mine from Lake City Match .308 brass and it has held up and works really well.

I have been working with my niece since she was 10. We practiced a lot her first few years shooting from prone with a bi-pod. I had a steel pig silhouette that I would place out in the hills that was painted bright pink or orange that would simulate a real world scenario of shooting out in the field. She would be responsible for finding a suitable shooting position and finding the pig in the scope while I ranged the target and told her the dope she needed to dial. She got to where she was good at it and had no problem finding the pig in the scope. But, a bright pink or orange pig is a far cry from finding a deer in a real world scenario. I would almost always have to help her when the time came to find the deer. It always worked out but it always became a stressful moment when the time came. Fast forward to this year, shes 17 and it was her last youth hunt. I put an arca swiss adapter on my rifle and mounted the rifle to my glassing tri pod. I sat down on the side of the hill locked the rifle in on the deer got out of the way and had her slide in behind it and get comfortable. Boom! One and done 430 yards easy peasy. Makes me wish we were doing it that way from the get go.

I know I have one for sure but it was inlet for a Shilen #5 contour barrel.

i have a few yes. what are you looking for?

Located in Safford 1. Remington 722 chambered in .257 Roberts. Has 50ish rounds of factory Ammo $500 2. Henry Long Ranger in .223 Like new less than 200 rounds through it. $900 no scope.

Remington is sold.

Call them they will give you data.

Form 5300.38. Since you are renting you will need to provide a copy of the rental agreement as well as property owners information. Takes about a month to hear back from ATF and everything was done over the phone/email. I just got my license moved over to my new shop a couple weeks ago.

The one you are running. The Leupold LRP I think is one of the best scopes made. Light weight, clear, simple to use, and reliable. Its too bad they don't make them any more. The VX5HD is the next step up and an awesome scope that still meets your under 2k criteria.

Never Vortex is the correct decision. Especially when it comes to the Viper series.

I would buy a Tikka T3x lite. Especially if you are just going to shoot factory ammo. Honestly the most accurate little rifles right out of the box nd just as light if not lighter than anything else on the shelf. Spend your extra money on ammo.

Long action standard will be .473 face and work perfect for a .280 build.

Precision Reloading had ADG in stock last week.

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Yes they work great. Here is an entrance and exit of a coues deer shoulder at 756 yards with the 6XC and 110 Sierra Match King.

I have used the 105 Hybrid out of a 6XC for the last few years with excellent results. 110 Match king also worked awesome.

Very similar ballistics when comparing heavy for caliber bullets such as 200gr vs 140gr. The .308 will deliver more energy at extended ranges and wind drift will be nearly identical but the Creedmoor will be much flatter shooting. That being said, most hunters using a .308 are using 150-185gr max in which a 140gr 6.5 projectile will provide better wind drift and trajectory and give up very little in the energy department. You have to compare apples to apples and it all depends on what you intend to do with it. A deer shot at 600 yards with either one will never know the difference. The .308 is a proven performer like say a suburban parked in your drive way and the Creedmoor is the new sports car your neighbor just bought. Both will get you to the grocery store and back.

I ordered a few stickers a month ago, got a confirmation email and haven't seen them. Does it normally take this long or did the mail man decide to pimp his ride with my stuff?

Thanks Amanda. Order #3353 if that helps.

Remington 721 in 257 Roberts with Nikon Buckmaster 6-18x40BDC. Mounted a scope and fired a few rounds of each of the ammo pictured. Just don't have time to mess with it like I would like to. It shot all ammo about 1 moa. This would make a fantastic youth rifle for the hunts coming up. Asking $800 as pictured or $700 no scope. Located in Safford.