Official T4R "Firearms" thread

Some fast numbers. All bullet weight (150gr) velocity 3000fps, atmospheric, sight height, and zero data (100yds) are the same. I had to run .308 and under to get equal bullet weights. Happy to run any specific data you would like. This is just math not the reality of being able to find the ammo in the caliber you choose. In reality the 30 cal gives up very little until past 500yds and if people were honest how much shooting do they do past 500?

Personally I don't do one gun as there are calibers that work better for many different situations. That being said if it was one caliber it would be 30-06 with a 180 Partition bullet.

.308/30 Cal 200/-2.9 300/-11.7 400/-27.6 500/-52.3 600/-88.3
.284/7mm Cal 200/-2.9 300/11.1 400/-25.3 500/-46.6 600/-76.1
.277/270 Cal 200/-2.9 300/11 400/-25.2 500-46.3 600/-75.6

Thank you very much for the numbers. That is sweet! And this is why at distance you need a good scope and good glass. -75 through 88.3 in pretty amazing when you really understand the numbers.

I'm leaning to the 7mm Mag at this point.

Blue
 
I'm leaning to the 7mm Mag at this point.

Blue

If you're looking for a flat shooter, the 7mm Rem Mag is an excellent choice. I've had this Remington 700 BDL 7mm Rem Mag for over 35 years. It sits on a McMillan stock with Atlas Bipod and Leupold scope.
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I'm leaning to the 7mm Mag at this point.

Blue[/QUOTE]

The 7mm Rem Mag is a great caliber with lots of factory ammo available. Also lots and lots of used rifles around. Find a Savage 116 or a Browning A/X Bolt in SS and your set. The 160gr bullet is a perfect do all for big game, and 3000fps is easily attainable with a 24" barrel. Load it with 120gr Ballistic Tips at 3300fps for Ground Hogs and coyotes.
 
Thank you very much for the numbers. That is sweet! And this is why at distance you need a good scope and good glass. -75 through 88.3 in pretty amazing when you really understand the numbers.

I'm leaning to the 7mm Mag at this point.

Blue

Shot many and an awesome choice.. I stated a .308 originally mainly because I limited my weapon systems to just that..a weapon system w/modularity...use to have a lot of different calibers bust now I stick to NATO rounds...for my reasons and I'm surgical w/em

Back to 7mm Mag, A badazz thumper for sure..add good glass and reach out...
 
Just finished this build. Definitely one of my favorite builds so far and one I'll keep for a long time.

Specs:
Mag Tactical lower, cmmg LPK, CMC flat face trigger, magpul grip, battlelink minimalist stock
Aero precision upper, St Croix Tactical NiB BCG, BCM charging handle
13" BCM KMR rail, 14.5" BCM lightweight barrel, BCM comp (pinned and welded), BCM vertical grip
Holoson 503G optic

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Just finished this build. Definitely one of my favorite builds so far and one I'll keep for a long time.

Specs:
Mag Tactical lower, cmmg LPK, CMC flat face trigger, magpul grip, battlelink minimalist stock
Aero precision upper, St Croix Tactical NiB BCG, BCM charging handle
13" BCM KMR rail, 14.5" BCM lightweight barrel, BCM comp (pinned and welded), BCM vertical grip
Holoson 503G optic

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Looking good, I like the color and lots of Keymod. BCM parts are a good choice too, well done.
 
Anyone here use a Tarus PT111 G2? Seems to fit the requirements for what i'm looking for.

I have one. For as inexpensive as it is, and the fact people rag on Taurus, its a pretty good little gun. Well except for the stupid long trigger pull. Fairly compact, a double stack 9, add in adjustable sights and an external safety if you want to use it. It doesn't have the aftermarket support as many other guns do but, well, so it goes sometimes.

I'm happy with mine, I don't carry it,, but it is often in my rig, and a big plus is that you can also use a P226/Mecgar highcap mag for a little extra umph.

Now the trigger, the trigger pull is very long, not actually heavy just long. It breaks very close to the rear of the trigger guard near the grip. Kinda hard to explain or maybe its me but it also feels like it breaks at an upward angle.?

I wont sell mine.
 
Two more toys they have been keeping me from spending my funds on the 4Runner. Top is a Noveske 300blk that I built with a 10.5 barrel, So fun to shoot and very very quiet.
 

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I have one. For as inexpensive as it is, and the fact people rag on Taurus, its a pretty good little gun. Well except for the stupid long trigger pull. Fairly compact, a double stack 9, add in adjustable sights and an external safety if you want to use it. It doesn't have the aftermarket support as many other guns do but, well, so it goes sometimes.

I'm happy with mine, I don't carry it,, but it is often in my rig, and a big plus is that you can also use a P226/Mecgar highcap mag for a little extra umph.

Now the trigger, the trigger pull is very long, not actually heavy just long. It breaks very close to the rear of the trigger guard near the grip. Kinda hard to explain or maybe its me but it also feels like it breaks at an upward angle.?

I wont sell mine.

Thanks for the info. Watched a video of the trigger pull, so it makes sence.
 
If you're looking for a flat shooter, the 7mm Rem Mag is an excellent choice. I've had this Remington 700 BDL 7mm Rem Mag for over 35 years. It sits on a McMillan stock with Atlas Bipod and Leupold scope.
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Very nice! I'm looking at the Rem 700 Long Range to start with and go from there at this second. Glass will most likely be the Leo Mk4. Call it good at that. That will be a 1,000 yard gun all day long once the trigger is fixed. I'm already scouting places to kill my local Coyoty population. They are thick as hell around this place and get into everything. About every Farmer around will almost pay you to kill them.

Blue
 
I'm leaning to the 7mm Mag at this point.

Blue

The 7mm Rem Mag is a great caliber with lots of factory ammo available. Also lots and lots of used rifles around. Find a Savage 116 or a Browning A/X Bolt in SS and your set. The 160gr bullet is a perfect do all for big game, and 3000fps is easily attainable with a 24" barrel. Load it with 120gr Ballistic Tips at 3300fps for Ground Hogs and coyotes.[/QUOTE]

Thoughts on the Rem 700 Long Range in a 7Mag?
 
The 7mm Rem Mag is a great caliber with lots of factory ammo available. Also lots and lots of used rifles around. Find a Savage 116 or a Browning A/X Bolt in SS and your set. The 160gr bullet is a perfect do all for big game, and 3000fps is easily attainable with a 24" barrel. Load it with 120gr Ballistic Tips at 3300fps for Ground Hogs and coyotes.

Thoughts on the Rem 700 Long Range in a 7Mag?[/QUOTE]

LOL...Oh I have lots of thoughts and "some" experience. Lots of info needed and willing to share my thoughts....would you prefer on here or PM's?
 
Very nice! I'm looking at the Rem 700 Long Range to start with and go from there at this second. Glass will most likely be the Leo Mk4. Call it good at that. That will be a 1,000 yard gun all day long once the trigger is fixed. I'm already scouting places to kill my local Coyoty population. They are thick as hell around this place and get into everything. About every Farmer around will almost pay you to kill them.

Blue

Couple questions come to mind. Why the MK4 and not the VX6 in the Leupold. For that kind of money why not go with NF, Valdata, et all? The new Rem X triggers SUCK BALLS compared to the old ones for adjustability. If you get lucky it will work out....what lb are you wanting. Probably better to put a Timney on it.
 
Trying my hand on a little 80% lower. Practiced on polymer first. Need to get a lpk and receiver extension to test it out.

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