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DrMike":3htjtwif said:Dan,
I'll grab some factory ammo to do break-in. Travis is conscientious, as are all the fellows working on the rifles. Were you having this pillar bedded, or skim bedded? Consequently, you should take a look at the VX6. It is quite a piece of glass.
Jake,
You'll need to pick up a Whelen. It is a good round, and I'm quite pleased with how well this is shooting. I just finished the measurements; they come out at 0.5 inches for four rounds of 225 TSX or for three rounds of 250 grain Partitions. That is a lot of power for bear (or moose, or elk, or mule deer, or ...).
Guy Miner":1kpjyvfa said:Targets are looking good Dr. Mike! Nice shooting.
Really like the idea of a faster twist tube on the .35 Whelen - never did understand the 1:16 twist so many of them come with. With your 1:12 twist, the rifle should be able to handle a much heavier bullet should you so desire.
A .280 and a .35 Whelen would make a nice pair.
A .280 and a .35 Whelen would make a nice pair.
Hey DrMike with those two you could sell all your other guns
gerry":3uns1o68 said:Thought that would get your attention guysI promise to not let such evil words come out of my mouth again (well hands actually) Scotty the BLR is sold and will be shipped out as soon as the funds get here. It is a great gun but I wanted to try out something different, when my new 260 comes in a few months I promise to post up some range results.
I would almost pass out if Winchester chambered their M70's in the 6.5x55. A little rifle like a Featherweight would be destined for the woods...
DrMike":3etxk4u5 said:I would almost pass out if Winchester chambered their M70's in the 6.5x55. A little rifle like a Featherweight would be destined for the woods...
Careful, now. You might get what you wish for!
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