300 win mag
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CrossCreeks
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Colorado Cowboy
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Colorado Cowboy
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That rifle is a tack driver my friend. If you do your part, it will definitely do it's part.
I originally thought that it was probably a 100 yard group, but outstanding @ 200.
Retterath
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Yes custom built from Snowy Mountain Rifles. It's the Paladin with a Vortex Razor HD. It's a awesome shooting rifle. I had a ballistic's program made up by 406 Precision. They did all the drop data for me and tuned the rifle in perfectly. My only complaint is its heavy but that extra weight helps with the accuracy.
greentimber
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you can easily lighten your rig by a pound with a different choice of scope/rings/base.
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Slugz
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Alaskabound2016
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Sweet looking gun!! Great groupings as well.
I love my 7 mm WSM with 180 gr. berger VLD. Loaded with 64 gr. of H 4831, fed match primers and Norma brass. Here is a 5 shot, 200 yard group. I have it set up to shoot just a bit left at 200 and then with spin and coriolis effect, the bullet is back to center by 8 and 900 yards.
The gun is a Kelbly Custom, with a Brux #4 barrel, McMillan Stock, Jewel trigger, March Scope. It weighs 11 pounds, and I gladly pack it because it flat out knocks stuff down.
I love my 7 mm WSM with 180 gr. berger VLD. Loaded with 64 gr. of H 4831, fed match primers and Norma brass. Here is a 5 shot, 200 yard group. I have it set up to shoot just a bit left at 200 and then with spin and coriolis effect, the bullet is back to center by 8 and 900 yards.
The gun is a Kelbly Custom, with a Brux #4 barrel, McMillan Stock, Jewel trigger, March Scope. It weighs 11 pounds, and I gladly pack it because it flat out knocks stuff down.