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How about a Bolt Action Picture Thread? (Page 1 of 5)
Posted: 7/8/2019 9:14:51 AM EDT
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Noticed the new sub forum and wanted to start a picture thread. Below are some of my bolt guns. *Edit - upgraded the lights in my basement, allows for better pictures, still not the best.* Tikka T3x - MDT ACC Chassis  Remington 700 SPS Varmint - McMillan HTG Stock  Smith Corona 1903A3  Sorry for the less than stellar picture. I plan on taking a better picture and adding some other bolt guns to this post. |
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I only have one currently but it is my favorite gun. I have lain with it for many hours lol.
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Only picture I have on my phone Tactical Timmys jimmies will rustle... Attached File |
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Originally Posted By rob78:
Here's a couple pics of one I have.https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/71042/20190224_123459_jpg-1008605.JPG https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/71042/20190224_123442_jpg-1008606.JPG |
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Originally Posted By popnfresh:
I believe that is the exact shooting mat I have. I've used it a zillion times in 6 years, it still holding up great. It replaced a roll-up that had no padding. |
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Just a basic Savage Axis in 30-06, with a PA 4-16x44 scope.
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Originally Posted By cone256:
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Originally Posted By KentuckyMarksman:
Nice! What Action and Chassis is that? Originally Posted By KentuckyMarksman:
Originally Posted By cone256:
https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/214520/20190217_154147-878462.jpg 
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Originally Posted By Miami_JBT:
http://i.imgur.com/PA3eXfX.jpg Originally Posted By cone256: It's a Ruger Precision Rifle, 1st Gen. This pic is from before I swapped out the stock to the Magpul PRS https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/214520/20180810_092223-635949.jpg |
Everyone has seen mine....It is my hunting rifle...
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Originally Posted By B2k4E:
Mossberg MVP .308 Patrol with a Leupold VX Freedom 1.5-4 Duplex and my 1903A4 Springfield https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/48555600201_c41a20f6de_h.jpg https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/48555742592_21ab187891_h.jpg |
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Originally Posted By MS556:
My Weatherby Mark V in 300 Weatherby Mag. Circa late ‘60s. https://i.postimg.cc/qqHwCwwh/56-CD69-D0-DE2-F-4-CCA-BA6-B-7-EBEF87-C3-C38.jpg |
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Bought a slightly used Howa 1500, tossed the original Hogue stock threw it into a used ebay B&C, and topped it with a closeout Vortex 3-18x44 Vortex Strike Eagle. I think I'm into this thing for about $1k  Shoots as well (or better) than the custom 700/AICS rifle I used to have. 
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Originally Posted By KentuckyMarksman:
Nice Springfield! Is it original? How does it shoot? The repro M82G2 is also surprisingly clear and usable for being a little 2.5x scope. 
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Originally Posted By B2k4E: Thanks! It's one of my favorites to shoot. Using some cheap PPU factory 150 grain SP's I was getting around 1.25" @ 100 yards off the bench. I don't shoot it very often, but I do enjoy it a lot when I do. It's one of the reproduction ones that AIM Surplus was selling for a while. The bolt and receiver are original refurbished parts, but the barrel, stock, mount and optic are new reproduction parts. Barrel was made by Criterion with correct 4 groove, 1:10 twist. Optic was made by Hi Lux Vintage optics, which actually makes quite a few repros of old optics including the old USMC 8x Unertl scope... The repro M82G2 is also surprisingly clear and usable for being a little 2.5x scope. https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/48609991311_7766beb2a8_h.jpg |
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Originally Posted By retroguy:
Weatherby Mark V in .300 Weatherby Magnum. https://www.gunsamerica.com/UserImages/4467/948856564/wm_9795599.jpg |
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TIKKA Stainless CTR in 6.5 Creedmoor, 20" barrel.
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Howa 6.5 Grendel barreled action
Swampfox Patriot 6-24x50 Oryx chassis Attached File Attached File |
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I haven't visited the forum for a while and was happy to see we now have this Bolt-Action Picture thread! Lots of nice bolt gun pics! Here's my contribution. It's my Sako 85 Bavarian Carbine in .308 Winchester. Some rifles with Mannlicher-style stocks have accuracy issues, but, if done right, they can be just as accurate as any other rifle. Personally, I've been lucky over the decades. I've owned several carbines with full-length stocks and all of them but one (an early CZ carbine in 6.5x55) were tack drivers including a Mannlicher-Schoenauer 1952 carbine in 7x57. This Sako is no exception! Its barrel has a 1:11 twist and it loves cartridges in the 150gr range. I don't handload anymore so I spent a small fortune testing various factory loads through it and found that it loves the Browning's 155gr BXP offering. I'm very happy with this carbine and its performance. It's a little on the heavy side which is the natural downside of a full-length wood stock, but I just love the look of them so I put up with the extra weight. The fact is, I don't do a lot of humping these days anyway so its weight doesn't make that much of a difference.    
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Rem 700 in 308 16.5" barrel AICS chassis AAC Mk14 suppressor Vortex 4.5-27x56 Razor HD Gen II Badger bolt knob badger 20 moa rail vortex 34mm rings  Rem 700 in 5.56mm 16.5" barrel McMillan stock glass bedded AAC 416 suppressor US Optic SN-4 first gen scope Badger bolt knob badger 20 moa rail badger 30mm rings badger bottom metal AICS mag  |
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Two of my bolters. Remington 700 SPS Tactical that I had threaded and replaced the bolt knob and a few other things. Not sure if I want to keep it in this chassis or not. No complaints, just not sure. Chunked the original Hogue POS and had it in another Remington LTR stock with a DM for a while before this.   M24 clone I had built up. Love this rifle.  
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Just a cheapie Remington 783 in 223 with a Cabelas 3-21 MIL/FFP scope. Last night I was playing with a couple loads using Norma brass and Remington 7.5BR primers. Left load- 55 grain Varmint Nightmare/H322, Right load- 69 Nosler CC/8208XBR Attached File |
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