Savage 111 Mid range F-T/R

http://imgur.com/tP8Uhvd

First Savage build, put this together last year for long range F-T/R and now will use for mid range 600.
Started with Savage 111 in 30-06. Build list includes: Choate tactical stock, added DWP cheek piece, Choate 3 way adjustable but pad, CDI short action conversion bottom metal, bob sled for single shot, PTG bolt head, NSS trued barrel nut, NSS precision ground recoil lug, Krieger 26" MTU 1 and 10" barrel(chambered in 308 win. using Obermeyer reamer) I had a buddy true the action face in his lathe, EGW 20 moa scope mount, TPS (TSR low aluminum scope rings) Sightron SIII 8X32 target dot reticle 1/8 moa clicks, Rorer spec F-T/R bipod.

Thanks for looking,
dragonfly

Dragonfly, I hope this doesn't sound critical, and there may be a good reason... But why is your scope SO FAR forward?

He might have a long neck.

I'm extremely far sighted.

I'm really afraid of getting scope eye

It was a test to see how long it take for someone to notice and reply :cool:

Sweet gun, How hard was the cheekpiece install and how do you like the sightron? I have heard mixed things, ever run a tracking test on it, seem to track ok?

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Originally Posted by dragonfly

It was a test to see how long it take for someone to notice and reply :cool:

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29 minutes! Do I get a prize?!?!

No prize, but you are the WINNER BlueDog :applause:

Aw man, I was going to make a scope eye joke! Looks good!

Is there an advantage to having a 308 in the long action? I'm assuming just more room to work with when you're single loading?

Here's dragonfly's picture:

http://i.imgur.com/tP8Uhvd.jpg

Cheek piece was easy to install, just need to make sure your bolt clear's. I like the scope, it has a simple 1/8 dot reticle, and it tracks perfect, using Brian Litz tail target test.

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Originally Posted by Lorenzo

Sweet gun, How hard was the cheekpiece install and how do you like the sightron? I have heard mixed things, ever run a tracking test on it, seem to track ok?

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No advantage to the long action. It is what I had in the safe, I paid $120.00 for the rifle about 10 years ago. It was just sitting there looking for some love and the project was born.

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Originally Posted by Chrazy-Chris

Is there an advantage to having a 308 in the long action? I'm assuming just more room to work with when you're single loading?

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Thank you thomae