dieselten
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1 Bullseye
bolt lift after firing should not be much more if at all heavier than opening & cocking the bolt on an empty chamber. I would scrub the chamber… and then do it again. Then closely inspect your brass for pressure signs.
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Sorry dont remember for sure but I think they were $15 plus shipping
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http://www.originalbobsled.com/BoltGunSleds.aspx
scroll down.
I have one. It is the same for short or long mags. The yellow follower just slides in on top of your existing follower. Works great.
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I do not have a 308 but I do have a 6.5×55 and a .223. They both are very accurate and the triggers are awesome. There are pictures and targets from a few of these rifles from different owners in the picture section I believe.
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Thanks for the lead! I just tried mine at the range yesterday and they work great. Just pop the insert in for single loading or pop it out for normal repeater function. I tried a tip from another member here, using a long action magazine for the .223 – this almost worked for me but the bullet tip just barely caught the chamber face. This new sled works great.
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Is the forend stiff enough to remain free floating on the barrel if a bipod is used?
Is the forend wide enough to be opened up for a varmint weight barrel?
Thanks!
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I got mine from Eurooptic. $1550 cash price. Call and ask
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dieselten
MemberJanuary 17, 2012 at 8:44 pm in reply to: T3 Sporter with Zeiss Victory Diavari 6-24×72 1 Bullseye
It is very accurate. 24″ barrel. I head shot some racoons that were tearing up the feeder but didn,t get a shot at any deer. Season over now so I will take it after some wild hogs. Best load is 140 Amax over 48.0 H4831SC with Lapua brass
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Marcel & Yukonal
You guys rock!
You should have seen me at the range trying to single load my T3 Sporter in .223. I wound up single loading the magazine for each shot. These single shot assist devices are perfect.
Thanks!
Nick
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Marcel
The rifle looks great! I see your mention of a new barrel with barrel nut system. Is this like a Savage barrel nut? Just screw the new barrel in until headspace is good then tighten the nut? If so, are barrels and a new nut readily available, or is this straight custom work?
Thanks
Nick
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1 Bullseye
Awesome Marzzz! Thank you!
How is your new block held in place inside the rifle?
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I would also like either a single shot follower or a modified original magazine that will accept longer cartridges.
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yes, I need some .223 mags also.
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I do not have a chronograph so I will experiment a little more between 47.5 – 48.0 for accuracy and then drop test the best load at distance to get a velocity to plug into my ballistic calculator. I like this rifle so much I just bought another one in .223. I will definitely be needing your new OEM replacement mags (.223) that will allow longer over all cartridge length. Please keep us posted on the new magazine availability.
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I just bought one in 6.5×55 from http://www.eurooptic.com. they have 6.5×55, 260, and 308 all in stock. Long barrels and short. $1550 cash + shipping