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I use a Kimber 82G for Mini-Palma matches. It has an adjustable butt plate, XTSP trigger, Leupold 30X target dot scope, Benchmark 2 groove barrel chambered by a friend of mine (a very good shot who regularly beats me!!) with a Match reamer with a Harrell tuner on it, all in a slightly cut down (to accommodate the adjustable butt plate setup) pillar bedded original stock that has had an updated trigger guard added. Last match I shot it in gave me a 450-31X---out of a possible 450-45X---and resulted in a third place, as I was beaten by two other guys that hit more "X"s!! If I do my job right, it will put every shot (someday, I hope!) in the "X" ring!! Oh, BTW, this setup seems to like LAPUA Center-X the best after testing at LAPUA'S Mesa, AZ facility. One of the guys that beat me had his Remington 40X tested there (I got to watch both his and my rifles being tested) and the guy doing the tests told me that it was probably the tightest grouping gun they had tested in the last 3 months!
Been lurking for a long while now. Would like to show my current project, Turbo/Shilen on a McMillan stock painted in the Gulf Racing colors. Now the search for ammo....
USMCDOC
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Mine really loves Center-X 328 m/s mostly
NoahbodyImportant
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Here it is, my Kelbly Swindlehurst number 0008 with a custom stock made from walnut my father gave me.
Hoser
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New Anschutz 1727. 22 LR.
GRS Stock, S&B 5-20 Ultra Short, H2CMR reticle, Kelbly rings, Thunderbeast takedown can. I had choice on the stock, traditional German style made from black Walnut or something I can use at the range instead of plinking at critters.
I am very happy with it so far. At 200 yards I was holding about a 2.5 inch group in light and switchy winds.
The Fortner/straight-pull/Biathlon action is really fast. Open with your trigger finger, close with your thumb.
GRS Stock, S&B 5-20 Ultra Short, H2CMR reticle, Kelbly rings, Thunderbeast takedown can. I had choice on the stock, traditional German style made from black Walnut or something I can use at the range instead of plinking at critters.
I am very happy with it so far. At 200 yards I was holding about a 2.5 inch group in light and switchy winds.
The Fortner/straight-pull/Biathlon action is really fast. Open with your trigger finger, close with your thumb.
Hoser
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Spent some time shooting my 40X Elrod repeater conversion at 200 yards today. Light wind from 6 o'clock. All four of my Elrod 40X conversions are absolute hammers, even the SBR with a 10 inch barrel.
Very happy. Would have been happy with this at 100...
Accuracy International chassis, S&B 5-25 scope, Thunderbeast Ultra 7 308 can, Tubb trigger, Eley Edge, EPS Chamber, Shilen Ratchet barrel.
Very happy. Would have been happy with this at 100...
Accuracy International chassis, S&B 5-25 scope, Thunderbeast Ultra 7 308 can, Tubb trigger, Eley Edge, EPS Chamber, Shilen Ratchet barrel.
Spent some time shooting my 40X Elrod repeater conversion at 200 yards today. Light wind from 6 o'clock. All four of my Elrod 40X conversions are absolute hammers, even the SBR with a 10 inch barrel.
Very happy. Would have been happy with this at 100...
Accuracy International chassis, S&B 5-25 scope, Thunderbeast Ultra 7 308 can, Tubb trigger, Eley Edge, EPS Chamber, Shilen Ratchet barrel.
Awesome little rifle. Thanks for Sharing!!
The Duck Hawk. Very well know rifle previously owned by Tim Miller of GA. Tim won a bunch of wood with this rifle. Calfee built, Falcon action with special serial #01. Muller 4MI barrel, Bill Pippin stock, B&A trigger, Harrell's tuner. B&L 4200 Elite 36X scope that has been Tuckerized and 3x optical booster attached. 
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USMCDOC
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Looks real familiar!
This one has a threaded receiver and barrel.. as like yours has a Muller barrel too!
Very nice set up mate, what class do you shoot in? HV, LV etc etcMy ANSCHUTS bench rest rifle. 2013 BR50 690 barrel Fitted with a March 36-55 and Tuner otherwise stock out of the box.
Our club allows open category and any comps I enter are open as well.
Hoser
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My Anschutz 2018.
Benchmark 2 groove reverse taper barrel with cone breech, Warner rear sight and RightSight front on BeeSting tuner bloop tube. At the end of the bloop tube is a 22 suppressor just because I like things quiet. Not ISSF legal, but it is removable.
Wicked accurate with both Eley Black and Red. I havent done much lot testing but so far it will clean a 50 meter international target with ease. As soon as I have access to a 100 yard indoor range (2-3 weeks from now) I will begin lot testing at 50 and 100.
Benchmark 2 groove reverse taper barrel with cone breech, Warner rear sight and RightSight front on BeeSting tuner bloop tube. At the end of the bloop tube is a 22 suppressor just because I like things quiet. Not ISSF legal, but it is removable.
Wicked accurate with both Eley Black and Red. I havent done much lot testing but so far it will clean a 50 meter international target with ease. As soon as I have access to a 100 yard indoor range (2-3 weeks from now) I will begin lot testing at 50 and 100.
If you had a choice would you buy another Anschutz or get a custom built rifle?
NorCalMikie
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RIMFIRE PORN!! I love it! 
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