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Help! Tony, Derek, and other highpower shooters
- Thread starter Cross-X
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Derek,
Here is a link http://gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.asp?Item=36243561
Thanks for taking a look!
Here is a link http://gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.asp?Item=36243561
Thanks for taking a look!
What type of matches are you wanting to shoot?
My take on that rifle is...It's not legal as a service rifle. It could be fit up as a match rifle, but if you're going to shoot a full OTC match the 1:9 twist is a bit slow for heavier bullets at 600 yds. Nice though. His buy now price is pretty high.
Frank
My take on that rifle is...It's not legal as a service rifle. It could be fit up as a match rifle, but if you're going to shoot a full OTC match the 1:9 twist is a bit slow for heavier bullets at 600 yds. Nice though. His buy now price is pretty high.
Frank
I agree with what Jarhead says.
That rifle would not be allowed in the Service Rifle category. The twist on the barrel would lend itself more towards varmints. I think the heaviest bullet you can stabalize with a 1:9 is 68 or 69 grains. Someone step in & let me know if I'm wrong here.
His price does seem pretty high. The rifle configuration seems pretty similar to Bushmasters Varminter, Varminter Special or V-Match which all list for about $1100 - $1250.
I don't know allot about optics, so you'd have to see how that effects his price.
CD
That rifle would not be allowed in the Service Rifle category. The twist on the barrel would lend itself more towards varmints. I think the heaviest bullet you can stabalize with a 1:9 is 68 or 69 grains. Someone step in & let me know if I'm wrong here.
His price does seem pretty high. The rifle configuration seems pretty similar to Bushmasters Varminter, Varminter Special or V-Match which all list for about $1100 - $1250.
I don't know allot about optics, so you'd have to see how that effects his price.
CD
Thanks for the expert advice.
I should have made it clear -- I posted the picture only as an example of what a Colt Tatical Elite looks like. This is not the actual rifle I am interested in.
I would definitely agree the price for the rifle being auctioned is quite high.
Thanks again for all of your comments.
I sure wish I had never sold my 1960's vintage Colt SP-1. I am almost embarassed to admit how much I let it go for.
I should have made it clear -- I posted the picture only as an example of what a Colt Tatical Elite looks like. This is not the actual rifle I am interested in.
I would definitely agree the price for the rifle being auctioned is quite high.
Thanks again for all of your comments.
I sure wish I had never sold my 1960's vintage Colt SP-1. I am almost embarassed to admit how much I let it go for.
Jarhead said:
Frank,
At this point, I don't have my sights set on any kind of matches at all. It just that I have always wanted a highly accurate, well-triggered AR-15 to add to my little collection.
Truth be told, I am mostly a pistol and revolver kind of guy.
Cross-x... Definatly can't be used as a SR in comp. but it could be used in F-Class or at an any-any shoot or with a sight change it could be a match rifle.
As for the 1-9 twist I've had great results with 75Gr. Hornady match bullets out to 600 yards. 75Gr. A-Max will work well also if you take care to load them to within .001"- .003" of the lands. The A-Max don't like to jump a lot.
DD
As for the 1-9 twist I've had great results with 75Gr. Hornady match bullets out to 600 yards. 75Gr. A-Max will work well also if you take care to load them to within .001"- .003" of the lands. The A-Max don't like to jump a lot.
DD
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