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| Sounds like a blast. Never been behind a 338, but got 6 shots on a Barrett M99 Fun to shoot, but not to feed.
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| I'm not seeing a problem here (other than I didn't do the same thing). Let us know how the glass turns out.
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| Congratulations. Anxiously awaiting a range report.
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| Folding stock should make it interesting to shoot!
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| quote: Originally posted by nhtagmember:
The last piece of the puzzle will be to take out a second mortgage and get some ammo.
How much per round? I was pricing .357 magnum, over a dollar a round. Wow I bought some .38 specials. |
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| Buy today, credit card cries tomorrow
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| Let me correct this for you quote: Originally posted by nhtagmember:
I’ve wanted a nice high power for awhile but yesterday in a fit of unrestrained enthusiasm I picked up a Christensen Arms MPR chambered in 338 Laupua $5 Bills. Also picked up an Accu-Tac heavy duty bipod.
There, that is better.
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| Our shooting range in western Colorado used to make money for improvements by holding a “Hunter Sight-In” for those who drew tags in our part of the state. We charged $5/rifle to sit at a concrete bench with the hunter with a spotting scope and help him (or her) zero their rifle. Must say, I dreaded it when the guy would pull out a .338 Lapua. They obviously had muzzle brakes and I believe the concussion, when it went off, would separate your rib cage from the pleura. 
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| quote: Originally posted by TomV: 
It's actually fairly well known, that if you record the blast, and filter the boom from the powder charge, there's a very clear "cha-CHING" sound in every shot. Kinda like the AR buffer sproing, but more baller. Now let's see that Lincoln burner! |
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