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It adds weight (stability) and stiffens the front end.
And looks good (to me). 😆
The front is the strongest part of the gun…. Just thought you might want to know.
It is now.
I’m not sure what colour hair is required to fail to spot a convenient excuse.
Yes, I’m blonde and blue-eyed. What’s your excuse? 😉
The least stiff and unstable area of the gun is area of the scope rail and breech cut out.
Lang, you don’t happen to be blond are you?
It adds weight (stability) and stiffens the front end.
And looks good (to me). 😆
The front is the strongest part of the gun…. Just thought you might want to know.
It adds weight (stability) and stiffens the front end.
And looks good (to me). 😆
not a bad lookin rig, but why do you have the trirail where it is located?
Five-shot groups from last weekend’s shooting with the new barrel, prone position on bipod:
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Forget whether it’s needed or not, the tri-rails where they are look superbly cool in my book.