I’m curious what your reason is hating on the vertical split rings? I’ve got several of the Larue rings and like them very well.One more clarifier - I like the Warne mountain tech rings but do not get Warne (or any other brand) of vertically split rings.
. I see now they just lowered the price by $150 on it, unreal. Think I should return it and repurchase it?
I’m curious what your reason is hating on the vertical split rings? I’ve got several of the Larue rings and like them very well.
Those are not at all like the Larue rings I have but really any ring or base style can suffer from poor machining tolerances and a stinker get out of the factory. That being said It could be that the vertical split rings like those where the base clamp is contingent on the base size and scope diameter both is an ill conceived design with to many unknown variables from all the different bases and scopes that could be used in conjunction with the rings. I will likely stray from purchasing any with that particular design after seeing that video. The Larue’s mounts I have use a vertical split but the base clamp is not part of the vertical split at all.
Funny you mention that...I just asked today. They brought in some 300 win ammo as seconds (loose) and let us buy at fifty cents a round, the brass was head stamped Sierra. I ended up asking the head of QC, was told it is sourced through multiple venders, in this case Hornady or Sig. With something specific like that, I will ask and try to find out.View attachment 58520
The brass is Federal. On a six mil note, I ended up with five pounds of 117 gr HPBT that I don't have a use for...you interested?Awesome, thanks! Nice score on the win mag stuff!
This is the ammo I was looking at. No deal like 50 cent win mag ammo but pretty dang good.
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Sierra MatchKing Competition 6mm Creedmoor 107 grain HPBT (20 rd box) - Rivertown Munitions
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The brass is Federal. On a six mil note, I ended up with five pounds of 117 gr HPBT that I don't have a use for...you interested?View attachment 58546
(PM sent) your right they are 115, I had a brain fartThanks for inquiring!
117's eh? I'd guess you guys made those for David Tubb (superior shooting systems) based on rebated boat tail like his 115 DTACs and the word superior in the pic but I can't find a thing about 117s? Do you know anything else about them? Maybe 115 DTACs that just came out a little heavier?
I have a 7.5 Twist, wonder if that would be enough for those heavy SOBs? I'm sure it's enough to at least keep them tip first. Not sure what you'd like for them but there is probably some market for them out there if you're looking to sell. I'd like to give em a shot but dont want em enough to pay what a possible market value may be. I'd pay shipping + $20 or something like that without knowing more.
I have a .243 with 9.25 twist. Stable and sub moa at 1360 yards with a 109gr, with 2800-2900 fps at the muzzle, 5,600' above sea level. I think 7.5 would be just fine.Thanks for inquiring!
117's eh? I'd guess you guys made those for David Tubb (superior shooting systems) based on rebated boat tail like his 115 DTACs and the word superior in the pic but I can't find a thing about 117s? Do you know anything else about them? Maybe 115 DTACs that just came out a little heavier?
I have a 7.5 Twist, wonder if that would be enough for those heavy SOBs? I'm sure it's enough to at least keep them tip first. Not sure what you'd like for them but there is probably some market for them out there if you're looking to sell. I'd like to give em a shot but dont want em enough to pay what a possible market value may be. I'd pay shipping + $20 or something like that without knowing more.