Just waiting on the scope mount.
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Just waiting on the scope mount.
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Best group ever for me.
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Love the PA Platinum scope.
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Nice setup man! Those Platinum scopes are amazing value for money paid!Quote:
Originally Posted by Colo.TJ
Btw, i would try to move bipod as far to the front end as i can and try to shoot more to see if this helped. Also, when shooting for groups, i don't go over 20x - that works best for me. Let me know how you are doing, i think you can shrink those groups even more.
would there be any reason to get a CTR and build it with chassis, 2-stage trigger, and extra mag rather than just getting this?..
That's what I did. I wish I had just gotten the TAC model. It's really personal preference in chassis...Quote:
Originally Posted by ra2bach
ok, thanks for the reply. I'd like to get started in PRS-type shooting but still really early in my search, just learning.Quote:
Originally Posted by LowSpeed_HighDrag
would a gun still be eligible for production class if it has a chassis or aftermarket stock?..
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Originally Posted by LowSpeed_HighDrag
ha! I'm still on the fence...
I look at it like this, the price difference between the CTR and the TAC A1 is about $700.
you get 3 magazines with the TAC A1 vs only 1 with CTR. you can find Tikka mags for $75 + shipping so that cuts it down to $550.
the TAC includes a TRG-22 muzzle brake ($125) so that drops the difference to $425.
for $425 you get a nice chassis with folding buttstock (adjustable LOP/ cheek riser), flush cups and HK snap hook loops on the buttstock and at the castlenut, and a plate with both for forward mounting on the M-Lok rail (vs just 2 sling swivel studs on the CTR)...
on top of that, the TAC has a 2-stage trigger vs single-stage for the CTR. am I missing anything?..
so now I have to decide how important any of that extra stuff is and what it's worth to me.
$425 for a folding chassis and 2-stage trigger upgrade seems ridiculously cheap but in the long run, do I need to spend the extra $700 right away? that's where I'm at...
feel the pain only one time, I think for what you get, that price is really a super bargain, plus it looks tactical cool not afraid to admit it, and what more than Rob recommending this gun as one of the best he has owned or reviewed, go ahead jump in the water is warm. If you want to save more, nest time Cabela's has 100 dollar gift cards for 80 buy all you canQuote:
Originally Posted by ra2bach
thanks. yeah, so far it's been - put it in cart, then wait and do some more internet diving looking for an alternative, find none, then go back and find quote expired, renew quote, lather/rinse/repeat...Quote:
Originally Posted by LockenLoad
someone once asked me if I was being indecisive. I replied "could be, I'm not really sure"...
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oh boy. I got one in 6.5 Creed on its way to my FFL...