[xphunter]

Here is my 7mm SAUM XP-100.
All work was done by Mac's Gunworks, just south of Gillette, WY.
Trued XP action, Lawton barrel (1-9 twist, Holland's Radial quick Discharge brake, Seekins Picatinny base, NF rings, H-S stock, Leupold Mark 4 6.5-20 with Holland's ART reticle (first focal plane).
162 Amax's with a MV of 2759.
Ready to break this rig in hunting antelope in a couple of weeks.
Just got the cerakote camo job done this week :dancing:

http://i76.photobucket.com/albums/j4/xphunter_2006/SAUM2.jpg

http://i76.photobucket.com/albums/j4/xphunter_2006/SAUM4.jpg

http://i76.photobucket.com/albums/j4/xphunter_2006/SAUM1.jpg

BTW 162 A-Max's work great on antelope and deer:D

[Chuck Perry]

Nice piece of hardware there!

[Danb1215]

for the man who has everything?

[Sgt_R]

Looks like someone cut the stock off of a perfectly good rifle. ;)

Kidding aside, that's a nice looking piece of hardware. How does it shoot?

RR

[xphunter]

It shoots very well.
When I was confirming my drop chart about a month ago on three different days, I shot it out to 1200 yards each time (100 yard increments beginning at 500 yards) with very satisfying results.

[Roughneck08]

Holy moly! That is sure pretty thanks for sharing. What is the recoil like?

[xphunter]

Holy moly! That is sure pretty thanks for sharing. What is the recoil like?
With the Holland Radial brake, recoil is extremely small.
Here is a video clip of an XP with a noticeably larger capacity-the 7mm Dakota, with 200 grain bullets at 2706 fps (again a Holland Radial brake).

http://www.longrangehunting.com/forums/f73/holland-radial-muzzle-brake-xp-100-handgun-36059/