1000 or BUST!

[Caleb]

PS: check out the sun shade I threw on there. I think it makes it look like it has serious business to attend to. Also, the muzzle is threaded so I’ll throw a brake on there as soon as I find it (wherever the hell I put it, can’t find it now).




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[RKP]

^^^^
Looking great bud, and a awesome job on your write up as well. It looks as though the scope/rings are set up as a quick detach?? The sun shade does add a 'serious business' look. BTW, if you're like me you probably put the muzzle brake somewhere where you wouldn't loose it.

[Riverpigusmc]

good job. For those interested, once your rifle is level, you can hang a string with a weight like a plumb bob and look through the scope to set the vertical cross hair

[Caleb]

Originally Posted by Riverpigusmc

good job. For those interested, once your rifle is level, you can hang a string with a weight like a plumb bob and look through the scope to set the vertical cross hair

Thanks. This is a great way to do it too. ^^^^


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[RKP]

Originally Posted by Riverpigusmc

good job. For those interested, once your rifle is level, you can hang a string with a weight like a plumb bob and look through the scope to set the vertical cross hair

...

[Horse'nround]

This is going to be fun...

[RKP]

C aleb Question:
What am I seeing on the bottom side of the barrel in front of the fore grip in some of the pics?

[Caleb]

Originally Posted by RKP

C aleb Question:
What am I seeing on the bottom side of the barrel in front of the fore grip in some of the pics?

Bergara sticker on the barrel, it has been removed.


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[NAMVET72]

Very Nice . Now remember shoot 3 e
rds and clean out the barrel then 3 rds again and check barrel temp every so often.

[Caleb]

Originally Posted by NAMVET72

Very Nice . Now remember shoot 3 e

rds and clean out the barrel then 3 rds again and check barrel temp every so often.

Thank you.

I haven’t personally seen or read anything that shows definitive accuracy issues by not “breaking in” a new barrel. So, generally I just shoot it with however many rounds I brought that particular day. Also, I believe you will not see the actual accuracy of a barrel till it fouls up properly. What I usually do with a new barrel is to shoot how ever many rounds I brought then, clean it really well at home base. The next few range trips after that get no cleaning till I see the accuracy falling off. I will run a bore snake through it every now and then though.

Convince me otherwise and I might listen.


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