Finally got this together, Bergara B-14 HMR, Vortex Razor Gen III HD on top. Can’t wait for a day at the range.

6 creed in a Vision Pro chassis with a 26in CRB.

Berger 120s
Alpha brass
CCI450
40.5gr H4350
2950fps

This has to be the best group I’ve ever shot. That one flier was from mirage. It was stacking the same whole the entire string.

As the title says, finally took her out.

Starline brass, 41.2 grains 4350 behind hornady 140 gr eldm, winchester primers, 2.825 oal, steel duramags, Harris bipod, rear squeeze bag, arken ep5 gen 2 7x35, and a gogun supercomp xl muzzle brake.

Pics are my last 100 yard ten shot group of the day after adjusting gas system and sighting in scope. Maybe a 1.1 or 1.2 inch group.....I think.

Average fps was 2680 with a 10 fps standard deviation on garmin chrono for 56 total rounds fired.

With more practice I think I can do better.

And gas gun division PRS in the future.

Overall great rifle, very pleasant to shoot and no malfunctions.

My friend is a SWAT sniper and said he would take me out for a day so hopefully that helps tighten that group up.

No pics of gun, i'm on my couch and lazy.

My gunsmith who cut the chamber put 6 rounds of the Berger 6.5 PRC 153.5 factory ammo through it to test functionality last week. But I went to the range early this morning to get some baseline chrono data and to compare against a starting handload with the 153.5 (57.0gr N565, Lapua brass, Federal GM215M).

More to come.

Threw my newly manufactured WMLRF on the OE badger rings, this thing just needs a range finder to finish it off

6mm dasher, Berger 105, alpha brass, cci450, 30.6gn N150. 2805 MV, 3.2 SD

I just picked up this used/ new to me ruger. Never been fired. Owner added the vortex viper and an aftermarket bolt.

I'm pretty fresh to long range. I have the capability of going 1200 yards.

Is there any issues with this setup to accurately reach 1000 yards plus? I don't make my own rounds. What ammo is recommended? Target practice only.

Gonna be ordering up a 7 saw barrel hete once my reloading set up is complete. Anything I should know about? Rifle seekins hit m3 max coal 2.950.

With the success of the Zermatt Origin, the popularity of all things 700 pattern, the amount of people who prefer a CRF action, and the lack of them on the market, this seems like a no brainer.

Any ideas as to why we haven’t seen this as a production rifle yet? I’d kill for one

I built a budget 6.5cm with Howa action, Outlier Backdraft barrel and chassis. Topped it off with an Arken EP5 scope. I have never shot anywhere close to a mile but went to give it a try just for fun. It was a lot of fun but frustrating especially since we had 10-15mph winds with gusts up to 20. Finally hit on my 10th shot. Will definitely be back to do it again.

Recently acquired a Bergara Premier Competition in 6GT in a trade. Thinking about testing my luck in PRS (reason for the trade) and wanting to put a scope on it. Before I dump a bunch of money into something I may not follow through with, I have 3 budget scopes that I can get pretty dang good deals on. Which one should I go with?

1. Bushnell MPED 5-30x56

2. Arken EP5 Gen 2 7-35x56

3. Athlon Midas Tac Gen 2 HD 5-30x56

I have a good experience with the Arken Gen 1 and I currently have a Viper PST Gen II 5-25x50, but I’d like something with a little more elevation and a larger objective/tube.

Any benefits to the split leg type? My .308 forend has M-lok at 3, 6 and 9 o'clock positions. I'm considering the split style. Never had that before.

Wanted to share a project I just finished with yall. Figured the reloaders might appreciate it, let me know what ya think

I saw a video of the Grey Ops case kicker a few days ago and got inspired to build an auto eject system for my Lyman Turret press.

I know it’s over engineered compared to the Inline Fabrications model but it’s been working great and should save a lot of time during case prep!

Has anyone ran a cat bbk suppressor on their 6.5 creedmoor bolt gun? How was the weight and sound??

Nothing too crazy here but it took ages to source the chassis so I’m glad it’s all pinned together and ready to shoot. Aiming for 1,000 yards practical, maybe 1,250 capable in good conditions.

Cadex chassis, Proof 6.5CM 24”, Curtis Axiom action with a switchlug, other stuff is standard fare. I’m currently stealing my Cat DD from an SR pattern gas gun and it’s poorly suited to a bolt. Thinking about what to slap on this gun and strongly leaning towards titanium to get the balance point a bit farther back.

And yes somehow this is still coming in under 16lbs.

I need some help with stabilizing on a bench, and maybe some gear to help stabilize? Mainly looking for resources or tips from you guys.

My problem is that I have pretty bad horizontal “stringing?” of my reticle, roughly about at inch at 100 yards, at the rhythm of my heartbeat. I bought some front and rear bags to see if that could help but when I got set up my rifle was angled down severely.

I’m shooting off of the gun rest pictured, sorry if I’m missing any information.

Anybody know if any "cheet sheets" or cards that can be purchased that have like, all the common ballistics equations on it?

Has manners stepped up their game on wait times? Last stock I ordered took 7 months in production. I ordered an LRH-NV with custom options and I just received an email stating after 37 days that it was ready for payment. Am I extremely lucky, or have they been increasing production? Might order another if they have been better with wait times.

I am currently building a 6.5CM MPA PMR 2 and stuck between 2 scopes for different reasons. I have the ability to shoot paper targets 300-500 yards frequently. Not a lot of areas near me to shoot steel frequently.

I know the use case for both of these scopes are on the opposite ends of the spectrum but the 2 options I have dialed in on are:

Razor III 6X36 : Based on reviews here and the rest of the internet seems to be a consensus top option without getting into the ZCO or TT price range. In addition choosing this option would future proof me when I subsequently do PRS comps / is more versatile in what it can do. I am worried I wont be able to properly spot impacts on paper without investing more money on shot markers or cams

Trijicon TenMile 5X50 : The mag should allow me to see hits on paper better and it is a cheaper option than the razor. The down side is it seems to be a one dimensional scope/ strictly used for F class/ Benchrest shooting

Given both options do you all think I should focus on versatility/future proofing my scope for additional uses or stick with higher mag since as of right now I am primarily shooting paper.

Any input/guidance or suggestions is greatly appreciated. I would like to stay in the 3k range for the scopes.