Sorry about the crappy cellphone picture. As usual, the "real" camera's batteries were dead.
It's a Kimber 8400 Advanced Tactical in .308 Winchester with the McMillan A5 adjustable stock, Leupold Mark 4 10x40 LR/T M1 scope, Warne Tactical medium-height rings, and Harris HBL-S swivel bipod.
Now I'll really have to get my butt out to the gun club where they have a 650-yard range.
6 comments:
Very nice!
Very nice! Here's to many happy range trips with it. :)
*jaw drop*
Envious, I am.
Nice package, getting it all at once makes life a lot easier.
I bought a 700 police then went out to find an affordable and good scope for it. Damn, there is no such thing. $1300 bucks later I had an IOR 3-18 FFP mil-dot. It's good enough to get some hits at 1000, even with me shooting it. And now, two years later, I've got a class scheduled to learn how to shoot it effectively.
I was going to do the Gunsite long range rifle, but I found a group of local LE guys who run a course that is lot less money at the 1000 yard course 45 minutes away. So now I have an excuse to buy more long-range gear with the $1000 I saved. :-)
Wowzers. Very nice bang stick
Before you drop big bucks on long range school, take in an Appleseed or three. After you get your Rifleman badge. you are ready to stretch your legs. It will save you much much money in ammunition and in class fees. Appleseed is free for human females.
Appleseed provides instructors to the U.S. Army to teach soldiers how to make hits at range. The quality of instruction is as good as you can get anywhere in the world.
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