Got the itch to shoot at things far away...

[bulletsmith]

What's your budget? I think the offerings from XLR Industries are hard to beat for their quality and adjustability. Fitting the stock to the shooter reaps significant benefits when consistency is the goal. Consistency = accuracy.

It's a good question. I'm usually pretty good at talking myself into spending what I need to get what I want. The problem I have at the moment is that I really have no base line as far as understanding what features I need or want. I'm thinking I like the pistol grip as opposed to the traditional type of stock. I believe I can see 500-700 for a budget.

 

[bulletsmith]

Do you have private land to get to 1,000? I bought a Barrett M99 50 several years ago but haven't gotten to playwith it beyond 300.

darren

I do have private land. Without that, I have no idea where I would go to try and get out to such distances.

 

[phylodog]

It's a good question. I'm usually pretty good at talking myself into spending what I need to get what I want. The problem I have at the moment is that I really have no base line as far as understanding what features I need or want. I'm thinking I like the pistol grip as opposed to the traditional type of stock. I believe I can see 500-700 for a budget.

The XLR Element would serve you very well. XLR Industries | Element-chassis

I have their tactical stock on my Evolution and it works really well with this rear bag from Triad. https://www.triadtactical.com/Triad-Tapered-Rear-Bag.html

 

[bulletsmith]

The XLR Element would serve you very well. XLR Industries | Element-chassis

I have their tactical stock on my Evolution and it works really well with this rear bag from Triad. https://www.triadtactical.com/Triad-Tapered-Rear-Bag.html

I think I have seen a pic of your rifle in the thread ChristianPatriot did. This is the same system he used too if I'm not mistaken. If I go that route, I'll need to come up with something unique so I can say it's not totally a carbon copy gun. Got to admit, it's a nice looking system.

 

[ChristianPatriot]

I think I have seen a pic of your rifle in the thread ChristianPatriot did. This is the same system he used too if I'm not mistaken. If I go that route, I'll need to come up with something unique so I can say it's not totally a carbon copy gun. Got to admit, it's a nice looking system.

Phylodog is a professional, literally. No shame in trying to copy that, but I get it if you want something unique.

 

[bulletsmith]

I didn't mean I wasn't willing to copy... Just saying I have to add at least something that is original

BTW, thanks guys for sending me to Alan. I'm sure it has been said here before, but I can't say enough about how helpful he is. Like dealing with family ( the part of the family you like dealing with that is).

 

[Rayne]

It's been almost a year, how did this build turn out? Got any pictures of the finished product?