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What Brought Me to the Horde
#1
I already posted this pic in the new guy thread but I wanted to show it off again. Hardened Arms was kind enough to supply an 18" upper with a target crown (New Jersey... ugh) and I dropped it into my RRA match rifle lower. A luth AR stock, Leupold V1 3x9 scope in Nikon rings and a Geissele match trigger and its ready for the range. Now if we can just get some decent weather.....


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#2
Welcome, nice looking rifle. How do ike the Luthor ar stock?
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#3
Thanks, So far, I like the stock a lot. I especially like the cheek piece as I hate to have to fight for a view of the scope. The ability to change the length of pull will be convenient when I shift from Ground hogs ( Tee shirt) to Deer (jacket).
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snell Wrote:Thanks, So far, I like the stock a lot. I especially like the cheek piece as I hate to have to fight for a view of the scope. The ability to change the length of pull will be convenient when I shift from Ground hogs ( Tee shirt) to Deer (jacket).

Aren't only shotguns legal for hunting in NJ?

Nice rifle.
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#5
Groundhogs in Jersey (80 gr or less for anything over 25 cal) and deer in North Carolina (my yearly get-away). Cant wait..!
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#6
Oh cwap! I was thinking the Sierra hollow point was 80 gr and it turns out it is actually 85. Here in Jersey I can't use a 6.5mm on groundhogs with anything heavier then 80 so it looks like the Grendel won't get to play until next November :-(
Does anyone know of any maker that produces an 80gr .264 bullet?
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#7
An idea that might work would be to grind a bit of the tip off and weigh it. It might not take much.
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