AusVarmint

That looks shit hot Andrew!

Looks Fkn awesome Glenn!

Seeing as you are using the RUM brass, have you considered the 7mmLRM? G'day Kickin, I have just been doin a little reading into it now, its formed from 375 Ruger brass, neat cartridge indeed. Though i still wanna follow up on the extended WSM chambering, will still offer a reasonable capacity incr...

Had a bloke tell me recently, he now wishes he could have found a 20/222 reamer and gone that way instead of a 20 Vartarg. It takes a while for common sense to sink into some blokes, eh Andrew ? :twisted:[/quote] People are still buying zavastas as an action for a 'custom' rifle! Trouble with common...

Looks shit hot Glenn!

Wow! Rechambering a howa barrel...

What size groups would you be happy with from it Adam?

BP72 wrote:Looks bloody nice , can't wait for pics of the first groups !

X2 normally long range and light weight are t terms used together so will be interesting to see how it shoots way out there.

Ok.

Interesting take on mcmillan and manners vs hs stocks.... Complete opposite to what I would have expected. Goes to show different strokes for different folks.

210gn Bergers are also a good choice out of 300 win mag. Although the hunting version is difficult to get at the moment. Stout dose of 2217 gets them moving!

Very nice rifle Glen! You will love the calibre. What weight projectile are you going to use? First and last custom? Your funny! You keep telling yourself that when you go to buy a factory gun. They are worth the wait! Glenn Ive got a little stock pile of 123gr scenars to try.Then i may try the 139...

Check out terminator brakes made in nz. They are awesome, wouldn't use anything else. I have 1 on my 375 cheytac, 300 win mag and 338 edge. I can spot shots with all these rifles from 200 yards to 1000+

Thanks fellas, it really is amazing what these big guns can do.

Glenn wrote:NICE!!!!

Well done mate!

Glenn

Cheers mate. Catch up with you again soon to stretch the big boomers out again shags.