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    Default New Groundhog/Benchrest rifle

    Here's my latest. Its a 6mm dasher, I only started building this gun about 4 months ago, and here is the final product. I wanted a hog and comp. gun and this is what I came up with. Mark King did the chambering. I just finished the first 5 bullets to fireform tomorrow, it was more work than I thought, but it better pay off. I got some 105 A-max's and 105 Berger VLD's, one should work.

    Hope you ENJOY!

    6mm dasher
    28" Krieger #17 contour 1:8 twist .155 FB
    Shehane ST1000/McMillan stock-pillar bedded
    Jewell trigger - 3 ounces
    Nightforce NXS 12-42x56mm NP-2DD
    Rem. 700 action (blueprinted)















    6BR cases necked up to .257 then down to 6mm (false shoulder)
    "Skin that'n pilgrim, and I'll git ya another"

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    Default Re: New Groundhog/Benchrest rifle

    That's sick, nice rifle. I'd love to feel that trigger!

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    Default Re: New Groundhog/Benchrest rifle

    You don't feel a 6 ounce trigger... At all... lol

    Nice new setup, the stock is really interesting!


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    Default Re: New Groundhog/Benchrest rifle

    Quote Originally Posted by keystoneman 85 View Post
    That's sick, nice rifle. I'd love to feel that trigger!
    Just like Chaz said, you don't feel a trigger that light. If you're trying to feel it, you already fired it. You gotta know where the trigger already is, and be accustomed to them that light if you want to feel much of anything.

    Quote Originally Posted by Arch007er View Post
    Here's my latest. Its a 6mm dasher, I only started building this gun about 4 months ago, and here is the final product. I wanted a hog and comp. gun and this is what I came up with. Mark King did the chambering. I just finished the first 5 bullets to fireform tomorrow, it was more work than I thought, but it better pay off. I got some 105 A-max's and 105 Berger VLD's, one should work.

    Hope you ENJOY!

    6mm dasher
    28" Krieger #17 contour 1:8 twist .155 FB
    Shehane ST1000/McMillan stock-pillar bedded
    Jewell trigger - 3 ounces
    Nightforce NXS 12-42x56mm NP-2DD
    Rem. 700 action (blueprinted)















    6BR cases necked up to .257 then down to 6mm (false shoulder)
    Sorry that I'm a little late to this party. I've been a bit busy, and running around like a chicken with my head cut off, to really give this thread the attention I thought it deserved. I also wanted to wait just a little bit to let it drop down in the list and resurrect it so that more people got to see your new baby.

    The stick is beautiful Archer :-), absolutely gorgeous and a work of art. Your other rifle looks great also, as I told you before. Two different rifles for two different tasks. You must have been on top of your stuff if you got it all together in 4 months. I'm curious because you don't mention it, what recoil lug are you using and what's it's width? It's a pretty big boy just from the photo. I like the stock and how it looks pearloid in the front, to fading into a smoky and then black color. It looks good and for what you want to do with it, I'm sure it'll work perfectly.

    The 6mm Dashers tend to like the 105's, and the little bit of extra velocity you get with them never hurts either. It is work fireforming all that brass, but then you'll have the hard part out of the way, lol. Most of the people probably don't understand why the false shoulder, but I understand, and what goes into it. Gotta have the false shoulder to headspace off of. That's one nice and shiny barrel you got there, and with that length it should be a good launching pad to get you a bit more velocity. That's a heck of a telescope you have on the thing also, but definitely necessary for what you're doing. Oh and I'm sure lots of people would love to see some through the scope pics if you can get some through that scope. Let us know how she's shooting, I'm definitely curious to hear more.

    P.S. I love the "human bean juice" smiley from Watchmen, it's a nice touch.

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    Default Re: New Groundhog/Benchrest rifle

    Nice, really nice. Everyone who contributed did a bang up job. And of course, there is plenty of envy here. Good luck with the brass aand test targets.

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    Default Re: New Groundhog/Benchrest rifle

    Arch007er I was going to ask where the pretty purple one went but I see you still have wifeys gun. Nice set up please post pics of targets please.

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