AusVarmint

sounds like something I should build for my next prairie dog shooting cartridge. how fast do you suppose it would launch a 53 gr?

simple---- 20 ppc shooting 32gr v-max at 4300 fps

Well trev it would have to be one hell of a lot cheaper. A boyds stock is a reach for me. Ha Ha a bloke on a champagne taste on a beer budget. I would try and talk myself into its cheaper to come over for the Misstalon and bring it back fo FREE .

Well Glen after getting my panties all wet over your stock, I visited the shurly website, After seeing the price of their stocks I will have to be content to just look at yours as their probably never ever be one under my barreled action. Wow 2 grand. A grs for "only" $800 " seems lik...

I found that the length of the rifle was more of a hindrance getting the rifle out the window than was the weight. The cz 527 in 204 is fairly close to "perfect" for a factory window varmint rifle. Pretty plain jane but gets the job done. Really like the stock on your new build. Were did y...

com'on Andrew don't keep us in the dark.

Trev-- to get the lock tight screws loose just get your "wrench' on the screw and heat with a torch. It will soften the glue nicely.

soooo-my question is, what do you use to get the original finish off. And how do you clean out the checkering?

you want cheap and effective----2 oz blue dawn dish soap, 4 oz lemon juice, 8 oz white vinegar, 10 oz water.

Be careful with that rem brass as it is very different case size and will affect your pressure.

No my cost is $111. Your's apparently is $106

How about a 17PPC pushing the 30gr gold (from the woodchuck den) at 4600 fps

Not fair, made here in Canada and costs $111.00

trev what does a NF BR scope cost in aussy land

I would definatley be interested in the 75 varmint/L491