[Texas Gunman]

Here my Savage10 FP in .308w, with Choate ultimate varmint stock, along with a safe queen vintage tasco custom shop 840x56mm 30mm tube, side focus, made in Japan.
Serves as a scope and spotting scope, has some of the clearest glass I'd ever layed eyes upon, very durable, compared to todays scopes.

It a hugh scope, sun shades dont help matters much.:o

Leupold rings, but fixed to up grade.

http://www.hunt101.com/img/504919-big.jpg

Also, probably re do the camo this coming weekend.

Now, let see your long range rig. :)

TG

[jvik]

Upgrading from Leopold rings?

[cmb3366]

Mine's a Remington 700 VLS .308, the stock has been freefloated, had aluminum pillars installed, and glass bedded, the trigger is a Shillen. Bases are Burris Tactical, Rings Leupold PWR, and the scope in this pic is a BSA 36x, it is being replaced by a Browning/Bushnell Elite 8-24x40 that I ordered earlier this week.

http://i11.photobucket.com/albums/a194/cmb3366/doxiegun009.jpg
http://i11.photobucket.com/albums/a194/cmb3366/doxiegun013.jpg

She'll Shoot...
http://i11.photobucket.com/albums/a194/cmb3366/vlstarget004.jpg
http://i11.photobucket.com/albums/a194/cmb3366/vlstarget003.jpg

[taliv]

Upgrading from Leopold rings?

they're not horrible, but you can buy better

http://www.seekinsprecision.com/ussr.asp
http://www.nightforceoptics.com/?catid=2&viewitem=152

[rero360]

take a look at badger ordnance's rings and bases, a little on the pricy side but the workmanship on them is flawless as far as I've seen on my set.

[thereisnospoon]

Why change the camo? It appears to blend very well with your surroundings as is...

Nice rifle(s) and killer groups...what distance?

Spoon

[cmb3366]

The 3 shot groups were shot at 100yds, Load was 43.5 gr Varget behind a Sierra 168gr Matchking in a Hornady Match Case, lit by a Federal 210Gold Medal primer.

[Zak Smith]

Trio of AI's

260REM:
http://demigodllc.com/photo/BSR-2007.03/smaller/D101_3399_img.jpg (http://demigodllc.com/photo/BSR-2007.03/?small=D101_3399_img.jpg)
............... Larger version of above photo. (http://demigodllc.com/photo/BSR-2007.03/?small=D101_3399_img.jpg)

6.5x47 Lapua:
http://demigodllc.com/~zak/DigiCam/6.5x47Lapua/smaller/D101_5958_img.jpg (http://demigodllc.com/~zak/DigiCam/6.5x47Lapua/?small=D101_5958_img.jpg)
............... Larger version of above photo. (http://demigodllc.com/~zak/DigiCam/6.5x47Lapua/?small=D101_5958_img.jpg)

338 Lapua
http://demigodllc.com/photo/CGMG-2006.11-misc/smaller/D100_3196_img.jpg (http://demigodllc.com/photo/CGMG-2006.11-misc/?small=D100_3196_img.jpg)
............... Larger version of above photo. (http://demigodllc.com/photo/CGMG-2006.11-misc/?small=D100_3196_img.jpg)

[kcmarine]

Uh oh... more gun porn.

[Poper]

I hope you don't use your rifle's scope for a spotter when you're hunting. :what: People that do that scare the dickens out of me! :eek:
Remember the Rule: "Never point a firearm at anything you do not intend to shoot."? :scrutiny::

About 10 years ago, I was hunting Coues deer in SE Az. I saw movement on the opposite side of a canyon about 400 yards away. Thinking it may be a buck following the group of does that passed my way from that vicinity 10 minutes before, I took a look with my binocular hoping I might get a shot. Turned out I was looking at another hunter that was looking at me THROUGH HIS RIFLE'S SCOPE! :eek::cuss: I quickly got down behind the rock I was sitting on. I assume he was checking out my movement. But these days, who knows? For God's sake, use a binocular when in the field!

By the way, in my opinion, FWIW, if you point a gun at someone, it is reasonable for them to assume you intend to shoot them. Don't be surprised if they shoot first. :evil:

Poper

[kcmarine]

Don't worry, Poper... I don't think that's a hunting gun... though I could be wrong. I wouldn't drag that nice of a gun out into a forest, that's for sure.

What a great looking gun.

[datruth]

im ordering a choate for my savage 110 , (ultimate sniper) and i like your setup anything i should know about them, and a mean setup once again:)

[Will Learn]

I have a Choate ultimate sniper stock on my Savage and really like it. It is heavy(reduces felt recoil), but it is fully adjustable and reasonably priced. I kind of wish I had looked more at their ultimate varmint stock as it looks less "ultimate." I used leupold rings at first but they just didn't seem sturdy enough so I upgraded to Ken Farrell. It can shoot Sub MOA when I do my part and I'm gearing up to reload for it.

[datruth]

whats the differance outside of looks?:confused: and willl the ultimate varmit fit the savage 110 in 30-06:confused:

[Will Learn]

http://www.riflestock.com/catalog_page_detail.cfm?recordno=7&Product_CatalogID=2887&ProductNumber=22%2D06%2D05&ProductCode=34&ProductSubCodeID=201&NewProduct=0
-sniper

http://www.riflestock.com/catalog_page_detail.cfm?recordno=7&Product_CatalogID=2897&ProductNumber=24%2D06%2D02&ProductCode=35&ProductSubCodeID=202&NewProduct=0
-Varmint
They both fit the Savege

[USSR]

Here's a couple of mine.

http://www.ussr.baka.com/FNSPRNEW1.jpg

http://www.ussr.baka.com/Win06t1.jpg

Don

[Will Learn]

I was going to get the mcmillan but I didn't have an extra five bills+ laying around that wasn't going to outrageously expensive match ammo. I know, I know, I'll be reloading soon...