Bolt Action Sniper Rifle

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Having scrolled back to read post #22 in this thread, I chuckled and I
totally agree.

I wouldn't be surprised if most Joe Sixers who fill tags every year can shoot
far better than many trained, allegedly, and so-called ahem, "snipers".
 
"I wouldn't be surprised if most Joe Sixers who fill tags every year can shoot
far better than many trained, allegedly, and so-called ahem, "snipers"."


I have seen too many deer with more than a dozen bullet holes in them to agree with this statement.
Besides the fact that Deer as of yet have not manged to return fire.
 
"There is a difference between a truck rifle, deer rifle, and sniper rifle."

Yup. A "truck rifle" is a deer rifle that the owner doesn't care about, and a "sniper rifle" is a deer rifle painted black and owned by a young male video gamer.

Hope that clears things up!

Hahaha!
 
May I suggest taking up GA Precision, Long Rifles or someone to build you a rifle based upon the Fabrique Nationals SPR action? The said action may be purchased from CDNN for only $350...
 
May I suggest taking up GA Precision, Long Rifles or someone to build you a rifle based upon the Fabrique Nationals SPR action? The said action may be purchased from CDNN for only $350...

That is a good deal. If I didn't already have an FN SPR...

Don
 
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There are also a list of features/characteristics which distinguish most serious field/practical long-range rifles from hobbyist/hunter rifles.
 
I've known George (owner of GA) for awhile now. His boys will put one together for you that'll shoot straight and won't take long to get done.
 
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