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Finished rifle project / 6.5 Creedmoor / Boyds AT one thumbhole

Well its been a few months but I got it done, this was my winter project rifle. Savage target action / Criterion 28" 6.5 Creedmoor barrel / Boyd's AT one thumbhole stock / Vortex Golden Eagle scope on a EGW 20 moa rail.
Shooting Nosler 140gr RDF's with Federal match primers and H4831sc powder at 42.6gr valocity 2720 ES 20 SD 7.5 and tied for second place in our first 300yd varmint match.

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I am doing a 6.5 creedmore also, but i like light bullets so i got a reamer with .090 freebore so i can touch rifling with 100 grain bullet's. Hope it works as planned !
 
This was my test target at 200yds. 8 shots with one yanked flier loaded with the 4831sc powder. I still need to play with seating depth as this group did not hold together at 300yds but it still did well.
Looking good Eric”
 
I have that action with bottom bolt release , it has been very good to me so far..... Congratulations on your new build....
 
How do you like the thumbhole stock compared to a non thumbhole stock? I'm getting ready to buy an AT One for my 12 in 6.5 creedmoor. And I'm up in the air whether to go with a thumb hole or not.
 
How do you like the thumbhole stock compared to a non thumbhole stock? I'm getting ready to buy an AT One for my 12 in 6.5 creedmoor. And I'm up in the air whether to go with a thumb hole or not.
I tried a friends "regular" AT-one stock and for me the grip did not feel right. When I seen that they went with the thumbhole design I was in to give it a try, so far I love it. I wish I could get a wider front forearm for it as even the "target" style is really narrow and since I mostly shoot from a rest its a little fiddley sometimes.
BTW if you have a large diameter bull barrel be prepared to do so serious "relieving" for the barrel. I don't think Boyd's intended this stock for large barrel target shooting rifles.
 
How do you like the thumbhole stock compared to a non thumbhole stock? I'm getting ready to buy an AT One for my 12 in 6.5 creedmoor. And I'm up in the air whether to go with a thumb hole or not.
I have two of these stocks ,really getting to like them
 
I just ordered the regular At One got the target grip and forearm. Still not sure I would like the thumb hole. I just have a factor12 FV with a bull barrel.
 
The target grip was only $17 more so I thought I would give it a try. One way or the other I think I'll have a stock I will like.
 
I ordered a Pepper for my Howa with the thumbhole. I think it will be more of a vertical grip and maybe won't have the 2x4 feel that some have said the other style had. Its a couple weeks out so I won't know till it gets here. I wish I had order the wider fore-end but guess I can do that later.
 

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