Recent content by gbflyer

There are few that will walk up cold to an outdoor range with their tack drivers and put the first 5 rounds IN the 1 MOA bull at 100 as shown. I know most everyone on the Internet can but in real life, no, which was portrayed accurately on the video. If we wanted to reach deeper, most of the...

Great video. This has been my experience also.

I’d be surprised if there isn’t a flat top that can be inletted LH.

Beautiful rifle.

McMillan stock with magnum fill. Leave the HS in South Dakota. [emoji1]

Dearly if it was left handed stainless with a good McMillan stock.

I love how Spomer was angling for a trip. Hahaha.

You will have to open the bolt face for a X64. I would stick with the X62, or even simpler the 35 Whelen which is the N American version of the X62. I am the long term caretaker for a X64. I have some brass but not a surplus. It’s a fine cartridge, however I wouldn’t do it personally.

Very nice.

I have a bad jones for a Backcountry 2.0ti lefty in .308.

Fierce has a record of QC problems. There are 2 that I know of that went out the door without rifling in the barrel. My understanding is that the older Canadian ones are good to go, the new ones are built in Utah by some online influencer who is just as likely to tell you to pound sand as not if...

^This for sure. MIG is great in production fabrication. Fine work? Kinda clumsy. Silver solder works great too, lots of gunsmiths who can’t weld are successful using it. The guy clearly has something going on behind the curtain.

There’s one being tested on another forum. Real testing, not gun writer testing. MRC sent it out with some somewhat embarrassing problems that were corrected by the tester. Nothing was hidden from the public. They have been transparent during the process. I am firmly in their corner and wishing...

Just imagine how well you’d like a real synthetic stock[emoji3]

If it tastes like it and smells like it, yes it is. You will go miles and miles to find a custom rifle builder that recommends or uses them. They are/were used on some Winchester Extreme Weathers for a time because they are cheap and available. Their market is for the guy to buy one and bolt on...