Zebra644

Sorry for your loss, probate stirs up the hornets nest when people want property I have had to deal with one to many civil issues over it.

By the way I hated that show, his prices were to the point of extortion. The only decent thing was his wife and daughter.

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How much are you willing to spend, what distance?

Depends on your barrel length and twist rate

You could always make another and it look just like her lol.

It should be okay, if not send it in, Vortex has a hell of a warranty.

Rainier Arm's also has a polygonal barrel option.

I'm more of a drowning pool let the bodies hit the floor

Darb on the first pic on the left with the vertical stringing is the your cold bore shot that is to the right of the group or a called flyer? Still nice shooting

Oakleys hurt my feet, the Thorogoods smelt like ass and and the soles wore out. Th eonly luck I have ever has is with 5.11 ATAC's and Danners.

Does Tula have the same, " sch-lack" on it like Wolf that does? None of my guns see that stuff.

And Tom constantly farting in the plane smells like monkey schit no wonder he's the first one out lol

Nope picked it up, no traces.

Ok stupid question then fellas? I know the whole debate about barrel break in myth or legend. DD says all good and after bench resting my new M-4 V11 with a wicked tight group I believe them. Now on bigger / precision rifles such as on my Armalite AR-10 Super SASS and my previous DPMS LR-308 both companies gave explicit instructions in the owners manual on how to do so and that they strongly recommend it. Ok so, if I understand correctly the whole point of barrel break in is to 1. become familiar with the rifle and work on fundamentals 2. to use the bullet to smooth out any minor imperfections in the rifling and you clean after X-Amount of shots to remove copper / minor metal fowling to basically hone the rifling. So once you did this and you have shot say 2,500 rounds before copper fowling degrades accuracy and you need to remove the copper build up, hasn't the barrel been, "broke in"? Robo After removing all the copper build up you should see a tighter group and possibly a minor POI shift from a better grab on the bullet. My old Remy 700 would do that and I recommend Copper Ease in a white bottle blue screw on top.