Did some shootin' today

[sdmc530]

Nice looks like a great time

[Caleb]

Thanks everyone, it was relaxing and a blast. Love the smell of burnt powder.

[girphoto]

Originally Posted by IamCaleb

Thanks everyone, it was relaxing and a blast. Love the smell of burnt powder.

Howdy
Guess I am a little late to the party.

Busy work schedule for me the next year or so (Political, Music, Fashion and of course Glock's)

Anyway, very nice shooting (did you go to 20 mile Bend) and I think what you need is an adjustable butt pad with shock absorb. and have the stock measured, cut and the butt installed ( I have to do this with my shotguns and rifle).

A very nice piece... What scope are you changing and putting on it?

[Caleb]

Originally Posted by girphoto

Howdy
Guess I am a little late to the party.

Busy work schedule for me the next year or so (Political, Music, Fashion and of course Glock's)

Anyway, very nice shooting (did you go to 20 mile Bend) and I think what you need is an adjustable butt pad with shock absorb. and have the stock measured, cut and the butt installed ( I have to do this with my shotguns and rifle).

A very nice piece... What scope are you changing and putting on it?

Thanks. Yes, it was at 20 mile bend PBSO range.

An adjustable butt pad would be great. Is that something that can be added to a plastic (for lack of a better word ) stock?

As far as scopes goes, I'm looking at either the SWFA SS 10X or the Vortex Viper HS-T. Bttbbob recommended the Mueller APT 4.5-14x40 scope as a "beginners to long range " scope. It seems of great quality to $$ and can't wait to try it out. This scope came with the wrong elevation turret cap on it but, Mueller is sending me the correct one. Once I can save up for a higher quality glass, I'll upgrade. This should suffice for now. Don't get me wrong, the Redfield is nice and I'll use it one one of my ARs.

[girphoto]

Originally Posted by IamCaleb

Thanks. Yes, it was at 20 mile bend PBSO range.

An adjustable butt pad would be great. Is that something that can be added to a plastic (for lack of a better word ) stock?

As far as scopes goes, I'm looking at either the SWFA SS 10X or the Vortex Viper HS-T. Bttbbob recommended the Mueller APT 4.5-14x40 scope as a "beginners to long range " scope. It seems of great quality to $$ and can't wait to try it out. This scope came with the wrong elevation turret cap on it but, Mueller is sending me the correct one. Once I can save up for a higher quality glass, I'll upgrade. This should suffice for now. Don't get me wrong, the Redfield is nice and I'll use it one one of my ARs.

So, I will let you know on the stock.......I have the same problem with the stock on my shotgun that I use for 3-gun. If it works, I will suggest that you do the same...If not, I will be getting a new butt stock for my shotgun. The problem is getting the pistons installed and have them stay in place, especially if the stock is hollow.

As far as the scope goes, I am a big fan of the Vortex (look at optical planet for the best prices)

I will get back to you in a week or so on the Butt..........

[Caleb]

Originally Posted by girphoto

So, I will let you know on the stock.......I have the same problem with the stock on my shotgun that I use for 3-gun. If it works, I will suggest that you do the same...If not, I will be getting a new butt stock for my shotgun. The problem is getting the pistons installed and have them stay in place, especially if the stock is hollow.

As far as the scope goes, I am a big fan of the Vortex (look at optical planet for the best prices)

I will get back to you in a week or so on the Butt..........

Sounds good.

[Caleb]

Took the 700 out for some load testing today. I can say that this was not a good day for the shooter. The rifle did great and so did my loads. But, being under the weather and 85 degrees with no wind takes a toll real quick. I started rushing shots and it shows. Anyways, that's my excuse...LOL..

Temp- 85*
Hum- 80%
Wind- +/-3mph 9'0clock
Bar- 30.10
Clear skies
Range-200yds
Rifle- Rem 700 Milspec .308
Loads- 168gr Nosler BTHP, 4895 & Varget Powders, Fed Brass, Win Primers



All in all, not too bad. But, deffinately can be improved. I still have to test with some 4064 powder loads and see if it shoots better. It's looking like the charge will be fine tuned around 42.0 - 42.5 grains.

Pic of the rifle as it sits...





PS.....All shots were taken prone.