No luck, but I did finally get to shoot my OBR. It is quite a rifle. I had 1/2" (three shot) groups at 100 yards. It was a hasty get on paper at 25 yards and then out to 100. Shooting out of the back of my truck with 10-15 mph wind. I am a happy camper.

This afternoon, my six year old son and I did a little spot and stalking looking for a doe. We have an MLDP, so it is still legal hunting for us. All we saw were four bucks and a bobcat. I had the cat inside 80 yards, but could not get on him before he got in the brush. My NigjhtForce 5.5-22x50 equipped OBR was very comfortable with the LaRue Tactical Padded Sling. I can only imagine how the new PredatAR version will be to tote around the rock, mesquite, and cactus infested hills of West Texas.

Here is my OBR making itself at home in a cedar bush.

Very very nice. Damn good looking rifle. The OBR and Nightforce make such a beautiful couple.

I've never shot an OBR or even held one, but I'm certain it's going to be my next rifle when I get a new job. I like the Mk12 Mod 0, and I like .308, so the OBR fits the bill.

The Texas Hill Country, your son and an OBR!  What a day!