Set this up recently for use with an Arca-Swiss QR adapter.



Sig Cross, 308 Win, tripod w/ 3way ball head, Nomad 30 Suppressor and Bering Optics Super Yoter.



Took a while to put it all together, but I do luv it when a plan comes together.

ya!

GWB

I'll throw a different one into the mix. One of my favorite. A Savage ML-II smokeless muzzleloader. It was a special order from the last year they were made.

Tikka 30 Nosler that Trigger Time put together for me a while back. It’s knocked down a pile of critters over the years with 215 Berger Hybrid at 2975 fps

Very nice!

and in the vein of something a bit different.......

Back at ya!





Merkel 141 S X S double rifle, 30-06 springfield



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GWB

Great guns ya'll !!!

GeeDub, is that a QFix or SIG Cross? Very nice whichever

Sig Cross in 308 Win.



I had read that they could be picky about the ammo they liked. I had been given a goodly amount of 308 factory fodder a while back so i tried 4 different types.



Turns out it likes the Norma 150 Gr. Soft Points, so I did not even have to develop a load for it.

Shortly after I shot it, I found two different outfits that had the Norma on sale for between $13 and $16 per box, so I bought 20 boxes. Being as I am a low volume shooter, that should last for quite a while.



Got lucky and blooded it on its first outing!

ya!

GWB

Remmy 700 308 Varmint, shortened to 18”, HS Precision stock, Leupold VX5hd, CDI bottom metal and Timney trigger. Shooting hand loaded 150 grain Hornady Interlocks, Hornady Brass sitting on top of 46.5 grains of Varget. Rifle and round produce sub moa groups.

Tikka CTR in 260 Rem. I swapped the Zeiss for a Nightforce.





Savage 116 in 7 Rem Mag with a barrel, trigger and stock swap.





Savage 10T in 308

I love gun porn!

Blackstone arms upper 6.8spc w / a Sightmark mini wraith or Nightforce NX8 1-8 depending on the hunt.


Sako Black bear in 30-06 w/ a Leupold VX6HD 3-18


Both guns share a sandman S suppressor


Later
Big!!

Speaking of 6.8 SPC, I like to carry this ranch rifle when doing work on my property.

They didn’t make too many of these in 6.8. Have a Boyd’s maple stock on it.

very nice 6.8 scott!

And another for something completely different. And yes I do hunt with it some years. Of all the rifles I own, this is my favorite.

+1



Merkel K3 Extreme, 270 Winchester.










Yowsir!

GWB

Tikka 308 is another favorite that has seen most of the action the last 5 years.

Envious of that Swede!

One of these typically. A 6.5x57 or sometimes it wears a 7mm-08ai barrel and the other is either a 223ai or a 22 creed.

Steyr. Pro Varmint in 222 gets it done, quiet as a whisper

I have a Ruger Bicentennial red pad .250 Savage with a wide view Redfield that was put on it when it was purchased back then by the gentleman who gave it to me. It's one of the most accurate rifles I own.

+1

Steyr rifles, one of the best kept secrets in the recent past.

They are shooters!

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GWB

I've posted about these before but don't think I've ever posted a picture. I would argue with anyone for hours that these represent the best damn hunting rifles ever made. These are 2 SAKO L61 Finnbear rifles with Bofors Steel barrels made in 1969 before Garcia acquired the company. Both these rifles were purchased by my Uncle who was career Army after his 2nd tour in Vietnam, he was stationed in Germany. He purchased these from the Kaiserslautern Rod & Gun Club in Kaiserslautern Germany. He paid $119.25 for the 30-06 on the right and $109.75 for the .270 on the left (I still have all paperwork for both). My Uncle hunted with the 30-06 for years but never pulled the trigger. I always thought it was because he did so too many times in Vietnam. When he passed (thanks to Agent Orange exposure), the rifle went to me. Dad hunted with the .270 and took every deer he ever shot with it. When he stopped hunting my oldest son and I have continued taking it into the field every year. It's accounted for more deer and hogs than you can imagine. My Dad is gone now too - but both these rifles still go into the field every season and do their duty over and over and over. When I'm gone I have 2 grown sons, one for each SAKO.

+1

When I first started collecting rifles, Sako's were my first love.

In 35 years of collecting i've encountered one that was not accurate.

ya!

GWB

Of all the Sako's that have followed me home, this was my first and still my favorite,




Sako L61R, Varmint, 7MM Rem. Mag.

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GWB

Depends on what I'm shooting at and where. My favorites are a Legendary Arms Works in 6.5 CM, pre-64 Winchester Model 70 in .257 Roberts, Remington 700 Ti in 7mm-08, and a 1966 Sako L61R in 264 Win Mag. They all get the job done and each with a little style too.

Dee, what cheek rests are these on your rifles? They look really handy and comfortable.