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    Quote Originally Posted by Hieronymous View Post
    Nice set up! Have you found the stock pack handy? I have seen a version by SKD Tactical and thought it a neat way to carry my ammo and perhaps stow lens wipes and/or scope covers; or it could add unnecessary bulk?
    I've had this one from Triad Tactical for a number of years.

    As far as functionality, I tend to put my mag in it for transport/storage, keep spare foam earplugs in it, and enjoy the bit of padding and elevation it provides for a repeatable cheek rest (it forms a subtle dent that I use as a reference point for my cheek). Lastly, I really like it in the summer when the FL sun is pounding down and I don't have to put my cheek on a scorching hot black stock. Same reason all my AR stocks/grips are in FDE or Foliage.

    ETA: It doesn't get in my way. When it's empty (just foam plugs), it mostly lays flat on itself. I haven't seen the SKD version, but I know Triad now offers the same pad but without the pack, if you're worried about bulk.
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    Found a pic and specs on Dan's 'old' rig

    -Rubicon Precision 30/28 Nosler(Reamer designed by DB)
    -Lone Peak Fuzion TI Action
    -Proof Carbon Barrel - 28" Sendero - 9 Twist
    -XLR Carbon Chassis with Folder
    -XLR Bag Rider
    -Henderson Precision Arca Plate
    -MBM Ti Brake
    -Vortex AMG
    -Nightforce Rings
    -Accurate Mags
    -Currently using 230 Hybrids ~2950
    -Weight ~10.5lbs

    "Took this rig on a Mule deer hunt this year and it worked out great."

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    Ruger RS .358 Win.
    Leupold 2.5 compact

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  4. #74
    Quote Originally Posted by Sigfan26 View Post
    Did you mean .357? Sounds like you are in a straight wall case restricted area.


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    oops, yes

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    Rossi M92
    I need to do some load development though. AE 158 jsps shoot pretty good. Same as 158 swc-wn over 13.5gr 2400. Either would be fine I guess.

  6. #76
    Quote Originally Posted by MolonLabe416 View Post
    Steve

    How are you liking the Barrett?

    It, along with the Sauer, are on my shortlist. I like the 60 degree bolt throw on the Sauer as well as that it is less expensive. But, there’s a lot of things I like about the Barrett too.
    I love it. As pictured, it weighs a hair under 7 lbs. It’s a perfect FL rifle, where if your gear isn’t damp, it’s downright wet. It’s short and well-balanced, so it’s easy to manage in a kayak. Perfect trigger, slick action. Shoots sub-MOA with factory ammo. Used to be, to get a rifle this good, you needed to spend a fair amount of time and money on a custom job. To be able to buy one this good off the shelf still blows my mind.

  7. #77
    So I have finally decided to get into a budget bolt gun for this upcoming deer season. My goal is a simple, lightweight setup. Vast majority of my hunting in 300yds and closer. I just bought a Ruger American Predator in 6.5CM.

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    Now I'm looking at scopes, and the choices are mind boggling. Any recommendations? I have a hard budget of $750 for scope & rings.

    But.

    I have a Trijicon Accupoint 1-6 LPVO on my AR that I'm considering to move over onto the Ruger. Is that dumb?

    (edited to add: I'm pretty much a 'tard when it comes to MOA vs Mil, so I'm open to using / learning either)
    Last edited by texasaggie2005; 08-19-2019 at 04:41 PM.

  8. #78
    Quote Originally Posted by texasaggie2005 View Post
    So I have finally decided to get into a budget bolt gun for this upcoming deer season. My goal is a simple, lightweight setup. Vast majority of my hunting in 300yds and closer. I just bought a Ruger American Predator in 6.5CM.

    Attachment 41485

    Now I'm looking at scopes, and the choices are mind boggling. Any recommendations? I have a hard budget of $750 for scope & rings.

    But.

    I have a Trijicon Accupoint 1-6 LPVO on my AR that I'm considering to move over onto the Ruger. Is that dumb?

    (edited to add: I'm pretty much a 'tard when it comes to MOA vs Mil, so I'm open to using / learning either)
    Following as I’ve been eyeing the same gun as of late.
    Shoot more, post less...

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    Quote Originally Posted by texasaggie2005 View Post
    So I have finally decided to get into a budget bolt gun for this upcoming deer season. My goal is a simple, lightweight setup. Vast majority of my hunting in 300yds and closer. I just bought a Ruger American Predator in 6.5CM.

    Attachment 41485

    Now I'm looking at scopes, and the choices are mind boggling. Any recommendations? I have a hard budget of $750 for scope & rings.

    But.

    I have a Trijicon Accupoint 1-6 LPVO on my AR that I'm considering to move over onto the Ruger. Is that dumb?

    (edited to add: I'm pretty much a 'tard when it comes to MOA vs Mil, so I'm open to using / learning either)
    There isn’t a deer out there that would know you didn’t buy a new scope to shoot it with.

  10. #80
    Quote Originally Posted by MSparks909 View Post
    Following as I’ve been eyeing the same gun as of late.
    I'll update after I get setup.

    Quote Originally Posted by Duelist View Post
    There isn’t a deer out there that would know you didn’t buy a new scope to shoot it with.
    True. Just not confident that a max of 6x with the triangle reticle will offer the same degree of precision the rifle is capable of.

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