It's not you. It's the peanut gallery haters, that are monkeys throwing [censored], and howling.

Considering JG built the rifle, your kind of a third party who the [censored] are you here???

Didn't realize anyone who wants to post on a thread needed your permission there Karen.

^This is the first sentence of the first post.

He asked me to build a scoped rifle, with load development, ammo, and DOPE. And I did that.

It does not matter if it is high fence, low fence, what county it is in, what animals are being harvested, and how difficult the hunts are.

I took the rig to the ranch. I met some very nice people. They have been successful in life, and I am happy for them.
I was requested to build the hardware, and I did. And did it very successfully. It is no concern of mine how it is used, as long as it it legal. It has been used legally. These same hunters, also go on hard hunts around the globe, along with hunting inside a high fence, in Texas, west of I-35. That is their business. If they are happy, I am happy. And my phone and email has been active because of the O.P, and the hunters that have used the rig.

So, yall debate all you want, on high or low fence, antler scores, or how much work is going into the hunts. It matters not. The people using this rifle, optic and ammo don't give a damn what you think. And neither do I.

Building a same or similar rig or something different for your personal gun?

If you don't give a damn why do you make 10+ statements in response? I'll answer for you: You give a damn.

Yea, got the original before you changed it. Nobody asked you anything but you have to run your mouth yet again like you always do. I think I found the true Karen here

I care about the rig I built and that it is working, you moron.

I do not care about two of you judging how it is being used.

Go away troll.

Come on Bobo. Dividing 1983 by 9 does not mean anyone is “focused” and mentioning the average score, after your post about easy to kill 9, is not trolling. You’re about my fave on here, but that was a stretch.

I made a hypothesis, and did some research. Steel barrels were ordered with spiral flutes. When they came in, I cut then off at 20" finish, and turned/ threaded/ crowned the muzzle, at 20" same as the demo rifle. Demo rifle is a Bartlein carbon fiber #4, weighing 3.0 pounds. The steel barrels I ordered are Bartlein #3 and I had the spiral fluted for a 20" finish. The shark is still whole. Meaning it has not had the tenon turned, threaded, and chambered. It weighs 3 pounds 3 ounces.

And if we're using fluted steel barrels, they must be two tone Cerakoted. Because it's cool!

That's a 3b contour.

I've got three #3 contours with those flutes ready to roll. Two 7mm and one .308.

I made a hypothesis, and did some research. Steel barrels were ordered with spiral flutes. When they came in, I cut then off at 20" finish, and turned/ threaded/ crowned the muzzle, at 20" same as the demo rifle. Demo rifle is a Bartlein carbon fiber #4, weighing 3.0 pounds. The steel barrels I ordered are Bartlein #3 and I had the spiral fluted for a 20" finish. The shark is still whole. Meaning it has not had the tenon turned, threaded, and chambered. It weighs 3 pounds 3 ounces.

And if we're using fluted steel barrels, they must be two tone Cerakoted. Because it's cool!

Oh man, that is going to be an expensive discovery.

It looks like once he threads it for an action, it’s going to be as light or lighter than a carbon barrel without the downside of a carbon barrel which can heat up faster and start stringing shots.