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You want the truth or the sugar coated version?
looks nice and well made but a bit too fancy for me..
Looks like a 'city' gun to me. How does it feel in your hands?Nice accomplishment. But whats the point to having that 'floating barrel' deal for? If I were looking for something like I'd be more on the side of a typical target stock. I reminds me of people putting fins on trucks. There is a market for the flashiness, but I dont expect to to be too large.
Hello, I really liked that one but I sold it so fast I didn't get any good pics with my gun in it, but here is what it looks like with his gun in it.damn bro the black one looks sweet, you should have dropped in the reciever and barrel to see what it looks like with stainless
Hello, you got that right, it is totally a city gun. It is made for off-hand shooting.Looks like a 'city' gun to me. How does it feel in your hands?
How is the cheek weld on it? Is it good for a scope?Hello, you got that right, it is totally a city gun. It is made for off-hand shooting.
I agree with you ARP.You want the truth or the sugar coated version?
If you don't know... it would be hard to explain to the vastly uninformed. It has to do with accuracy... a function of "heat"... barrel-rifling... centrifical force... balistics... and barrel-whip. The most extremely-accurate sniper rifles... have a space between the barrel and stock. A space that you can take a dollar-bill... and slide down, plumb to the receiver....Nice accomplishment. But whats the point to having that 'floating barrel' deal for?