Hi.Edgardo said:I hope now you can see the pictures
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Yes, it took many hours of work, this rifle design it for my son Tommy's got 10, his first test, hit 2.5 "at 165 ydsDangerous Dan said:Art Work Edgardo ....... Lots Of Hours of work there .. Have to ask what Did You Build this Gun For ???
All this work I do in my spare time, I have in my house a few machines, with which I did everything. A gunsmith friend did the work adjustment barrelkristian55 said:Hi.
It XLR stocks?
OLBIKER said:Edgardo,I see the pics now.Very nice!!!!!Did you do the work????? I would say you got a 1000 yd set up right there!!!!
That is some very great shooting you have done there. ;D Your english is just fine.Edgardo said:Here in Buenos Aires, we have no where to shoot long distances, only 150 mts. when traveling to the fields, I will make long shots.
This photo is from today
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Sorry for my bad English
I hope you can understand
This group did today, but I can not really be consistent in the groups varied from it, 1" or some flying to me is a 1.1/2" group.186 Tmanbuckhunter said:That is some very great shooting you have done there. ;D Your english is just fine.
Totally agree with you186 Tmanbuckhunter said:I am sure you will find the right scope for your needs. When shooting targets at 100 yards, for the best accuracy from a precision firearm, it is best to have a high magnification scope like 8.5-24x50mm. This will allow you to quarter up the bullseye to put your shots consistently in the same hole everytime; of course a lot of this also comes from the skill of the shooter.