This 3-9 Zeiss definitely isn't going to cut it past 200.
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rukwikenuf wrote:be advised, i've read multiple places that the carbon fiber bbls heat up quickly and when it's hot it'll lose some of it's accuracy. if you want a higher level of precision, don't let the bbl get hot
really cool guns though. i'm quite jealous.
t140 wrote: The friend I was with brought his AI AE in 24" .308 and I can't get it out of my head.
rukwikenuf wrote:t140 wrote: The friend I was with brought his AI AE in 24" .308 and I can't get it out of my head.
now THAT'S a long range precision gun! the CA-15 fills the need for a heavy caliber, light assault rifle. that's pretty much it's intended purpose. even the Christensen rifles aren't supposed to be precision rigs, but easy to carry hunting rigs. i've been dreaming of a Christensen Carbon Hunter in a magnum caliber. Bill's had one in 300 Win Mag, and i was amazed at how light it actually was. the trigger was great, it has a muzzle break from the factory, the recoil pad was soft, and this (the base model) comes in what i believe to be either a nice Bell and Carlson stock or possibly an HS Precision. probably B&C though. the full carbon stock model has to be insane!
however, the CA-15 you have is one helluva riffel. certainly one that i'd gladly bring with me into harm's way
rukwikenuf wrote:that's the scope i'm hoping to put on my AR-15. is that the FFP or standard? i'm thinking that the standard would be good enough for my eye. sounds like you've got one swell rig going
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