Friday I shot a Richard Franklin Rem. 40-X cal 6mm BRX that I had not shot in 6 or 7 years. It does not have a 3 inch flat on forearm and I forgot to put the 3 inch accuracy assist plate on the front swivel stud. And I forgot it does not have a Jewell trigger on her and the trigger was horrendous. So the stock was trying to roll on the front rest and I could not squeeze off the trigger smoothly. I remember that when I got this rifle I could shoot better groups with it off of a bipod. 14 twist requires light bullets and the freebore is generous in this chamber. I seated the bullets just enough that I could not pull them with my fingers. I shot 58 V-max and 55 Nos BT's. Old records showed the
58 V-max chrono'ed 3864 with single digit SD and Extreme Spread.
Next step is to put the front 3 inch flat accuracy assist on plus a Jewell trigger from "Great Scott Shooters Supply".




Bolt has a Sako extractor

The rest of these photos are old file photos from 7 years ago

Junebug showing off again. After he removes the eggs from golf tees he takes the golf tee tops off at 100 yards

My thumb hole 40-X with a pair of Junebug's on the cistern at the back porch range


My 40-X alongside Kruzan's Shilen Thumbhole in 221 1/2 cal (yes 221.5). John Kruzan will have to explain the caliber. I have forgotten but I think it may be an alteration of the 221 Fireball

Kruzan on a hot summer day on the BACK PORCH RANGE

Really hot that day 6 or 7 years ago

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58 V-max chrono'ed 3864 with single digit SD and Extreme Spread.
Next step is to put the front 3 inch flat accuracy assist on plus a Jewell trigger from "Great Scott Shooters Supply".




Bolt has a Sako extractor

The rest of these photos are old file photos from 7 years ago

Junebug showing off again. After he removes the eggs from golf tees he takes the golf tee tops off at 100 yards

My thumb hole 40-X with a pair of Junebug's on the cistern at the back porch range


My 40-X alongside Kruzan's Shilen Thumbhole in 221 1/2 cal (yes 221.5). John Kruzan will have to explain the caliber. I have forgotten but I think it may be an alteration of the 221 Fireball

Kruzan on a hot summer day on the BACK PORCH RANGE

Really hot that day 6 or 7 years ago

https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?...iPR685_B3IzKqzfUwCA7egzCcAg8dxIHhgVAyJldMdzsR