Ray, I’m glad you’re okay. I’d like to tell you how much I appreciate your content, how professional and educational it is , delivered in a way that doesn’t make anyone feel unwelcome. That’s a rarity these days. Be well.
Hey Ray, I had an event that sounds like yours about 4yrs ago. I'm doing great now. I'm glad to hear you're doing good and I hope to shoot with you again soon. Thank you for all the knowledge you share.
Ray..... you are a National Treasure. DONT EVER LET ANYTHING STOP YOU. YOUBARE HANDS DOWN, THE GREATEST OVERALL SHOOTER ALIVE.. GOD BLESS YOU SIR, and thank you very much for the inspiration 🙏
I just saw this video today on my feed, I hope you are doing better Ray. I have been following your channel for some time now, and can certainly compare your channel with lots out there, I have a lot of respect and appreciation for the content you put for us all...thank you very much for your hard work, and be well.
I really love the new build Ray. Kenny sure has a gift in making some tac drivers. Have a happy and safe trip. Thanks for all what you do on the channel. Have a good week sir.
I'm glad you're still with us Ray!! It had to help that you've been taking care of yourself. (you get more respect from medical professionals that way) I hope your recovery goes without any issues, and you get to enjoy your family during your travels. I tell my boys I love them every time I speak with them because you never know if it'll be the last time. (even though it breaks the guy code)
Good to see you getting back around and you look to be feeling a lot better!! I had asked you about some suggestions when I was getting my build figured out. I went with an Impact action, Bartlein barrel, MDT ACC chassis, Vortex Razor 6-36, Cortina Tuner Brake, and Ckye-pod. Just added the stock weight and seems to balance well for me, but I don't know much yet. Just starting. Weighed it out to just about 19.4 pounds. I decided on 6 Creed. Just posted video last week of me assembling everything and tomorrow evening I'll release my first shots and zeroing video. I'm excited to get into learning PRS and documenting my progress as I go. Your stuff has been a great inspiration to me. Appreciate your help and I look forward to what else I can learn from you. Gotta build myself some PRS barricades to practice from and rearrange some of my range to make a practice stage. Lots to do and learn, but I'll get it down! Have a great trip, Ray!
@X-RING Glad to hear of your recovery from the heart attack Ray! If when your in Jordan and do a trip to the Monastery try to be there for one of the night walks...they're amazing! the 1km walk from the start to the Siq is lit by candles the entire route and so relaxing! Also in Cairo the Guardian Guest House is the best place to stay...rooms with a view, rooftop terrace and over the road from the Pyramids and Sphinx!!! Great trips to be had!!
Glad your ok Ray! Im a heart attack survivor,95% block of my LAD,diet related too, I have a stent since,it took time but im like normal these days thank god. Trust me I understand the seriousness of your situation. Keep Your Spirits Up, It Helps the Most Brother🙏
Heart attacks are no fun! I've had 2 and have a heart full of stents now, just do what they tell you and you can probably etch out a lot more time for yourself. Will keep you in thoughts and prayers! Enjoy your travels, Ray!!
My nine year old grandson could hanle that, if his arms were longer. Always been a fan of a heavier barrel. Everything appeared to function as it should. As many before and will after, thank you for all that you do for this sport Ray. Stay safe, eat right, exercise, good, sound sleep. Take care....
Glad to hear you are ok and healing up. 🙏🏼 Really enjoy your channel and content. It has always been a favorite. The GT is an accurate little cartridge. I’m leaning towards a similar barrel for mine next, (Brux) large contour once I shoot out the current Bartlein MTU. Very easy round to dev a load for with varget burn rate powders. Freebore .120 chamber. It will shoot 105’s very well and also 115’s.
Hadn't heard about your health scare but prayers are sent for you and hope you're doing much better. 👍🏼 Look forward to watching many more of your excellent videos in the future, Ray.
@@XRING .....Wishing you best of luck on the road to recovery, my wife was given about a year to live in Feb. 2009 unless for a double lung & heart transplant, then 2 years.....she said NO, ...... & SO THANKFUL for her Doctor Research skills & dedication she still rides her horses to this day. Moral of the story - NEVER too late to quit smoking & make some adjustments, ....... go to a top-fuel-diet, & Thankfully, like you Ray, she has been at a perfect weight all her entire life aswell as being physically fit, so no changes required there, never quit/never give-up !!!
Great rifle Ray , I’ve survived a heart attack in 2015 then a near death MVA in 2019 and now have Stage 3 Kidney Disease with major balance balance problems also so i now live every day like it could be my last and I almost left out a 8 hour back surgery in February 2022 and neck surgery C2 to C7 the day before Thanksgiving 2022
The zeiss is exceptional, I'm new to them but mine has been excellent. The closet scope, I also have found to be very much like the Zeiss is the Leica.
I would like to see how that Brux bbl groups after you work up a good load for it. Also, Eric Cortina swears by Brux. And obviously he’s no slouch. Lol.
Glad you are ok Bro . Its crazy how shit can go sideways at moment notice . Keep hammering it and hang in there . Definitely jealous of that build . Ive been looking at Seeking Havak Hit Series in 6CM . Ive never really been a fan of the CMs until the 6mmCM came out. I shot my first PRS Gas Gun Match at PNTC last weekend. I did better than i thought i was gonna do but still did horrible lol . I should of shot my 6ARC but i didnt oh well . Hopefully PNTC will be doing another one in the Fall and ill gun my 6ARC then . Awesome video and absolutely phenomenal build
Beautiful rifle and love the build and the explanation of why all parts were chosen. PRS use specific I’m sure it’s wonderful. Purely overall accuracy relayed, you mentioned around 0.8-1MOA. Did it ever tighten up? For the $$ that seems pretty “average” when you can get an off the shelf $800 Savage 10FP (or whatever is their current similar model) that will shoot sub MOA. I have a circa 2004ish 10FP w/ Choate stock and 24” barrel that can do 20 shots in a 2” circle at 200 yards shooting factory ammo (308 FGMM). Of course that’s apples and oranges to something that works well at PRS with perfect balance, low recoil, smooth action, etc. but just surprised the underlying accuracy potential is not better.
Glad you’re still kicking old man. Try 33.7gr Varget, cci450, with that Barnes 112. I’m at 2900fps out of a 26”GT with that. It also shoots 105, 109, and 110 atips well but those MB bullets are cheap and very consistent to 1300 in my experience. Still have case capacity to run faster but not the goal.
Thank You Sir! I like the Ultimate PRS build! Even four magazine variants worked. My rehab Dr is known as Dr T. Since then, the husband and wife physicians have expanded to a primary care practice. My main rule on changing my diet was the forbidden three Ts, no Tortillas, Tacos, or Tamales! 🤣👍🇺🇸
Re rifle balance, most rifles are not balanced correctly, even though they look cool for pics. Add 1/2 pound of weight to the cheek rest and see what happens to the balance. Chances are, your cheek pressure is probably much higher than 1/2 lb during actual shooting. With a competition rifle, we want the rifle to be forward heavy, this helps with stability while using the bipod and also helps counteract any cheek pressure that we may be applying in our firing position. Brakes with top ports (like the APA Gen 3) can help counteract this also. Ideally, we want zero muzzle rise just a straight rearward recoil impulse. If you experience muzzle rise with these small 6mm cartridges, you need more forward weight because the rifle is unbalanced in the shooting position and/or under recoil.
Glad to hear you’re okay, wish you a speedy recovery. Keep up the good work and awesome videos. I’m curious about something, I couldn’t help to notice that Chris shoots with his middle finger. Wondering if you wouldn’t mind sharing with us how that’s working for him. He seems to have very good trigger control. Just curious to know why he chose to shoot with his middle finger and not the index finger. Thank you 🙏🏽
@@richardlewington5964 It looks comfortable, that’s why I was asking. It seems like he has his index finger and thumb ready to cycle the bolt and at the same time he’s ready to pull the trigger if he needs to. I’m going to have to try it out one of these days
Hey 22fella! Wondering, still have your Volquartsen Summit 10/22 reciever? Should get a Green Mountain 17" barrel or FJ Fedderson 17" barrel for it. Only saw one video on it. If it became a paperweight I'll gladly take it of your hands.
Great video. Awesome rifles. Been watching your content over the past few months and I really appreciate all the knowledge you give. For a new shooter getting into long range and PRS would you recommend getting into a production rifle like a DD delta 5 pro, tikka tac a1, or would you recommend a custom build? Thanks for all the great content and hope you continue to recover and get back to full health soon!
I'll throw a couple cents into this if you don't object. I bought the earlier version of the DD pro in 6mm. Ran great except the bolt at the beginning was a hanger. 100 yard bug holes up until around 2600 rounds. It has 3300 on it now and definitely walking at longer distances. The barrel has been good. The issue I had and have is they claimed in their ad to have replacement barrels, not so. Maybe they've changed this, I haven't been down that road lately. I would recommend doing a custom action with a replaceable barrel. The buy once, cry once is better swallowed when in this sport. One needs to ask themselves what intentions for use will be. If one is eyeing anything in the competition world, the custom will be by far the better choice. If however one is not truely sure, just find something for under 1k, go out and run a few club matches. If the bug bites, then invest. Try a season of your club matches, a decision afterwards will save you tons. It's not only the exspense of the setup, it requires much trigger time, marksmanship fundamentals, group settings under a clock, etc.. The best rifles out there can only be as accurate as the individual behind it. In this, patience builds wisdom, skill is sometimes inherent or learned. The later requires the patience. Take a few courses from folks in the sport. There can be many avenues of choice. Mine would be, learn to crawl before walking and running.... Good fortunes to whatever you may decide. There will be pitfalls as well as mountain tops, keep expectations in a conservative corner and have fun......
Wow, that is some good looking and performing rifle, as well as shooting obviously ;) Just one question: why would you not have the bag rider parallel to the barrel?
So a folder has a number of advantages and only 1 disadvantage , the disadvantage is increased weight , the pros , are donot need to drop/remove cheek rest to clean , or remove bolt for RO , and decreased lenght for bag or car .
Got to try any 33xc’s raymundo..? I’d like to have a cartridge with that kinda power. I’m one of them guys…5’9”129lb I gotta compensate for something..
Hey Ray, I just bought a falkor action and am having some trouble with the bolt binding when at the rear. Did you have any issues like this and how did you remedy it? Thanks!
Also, curious why you chose the S3 over the S5 for the ultimate build? I have both the S3's and an S5 5-25 sitting in the box that I got for the price of an S3. Can't decide whether or not to give the S5 a go.
@avalentine4255 For me it was 4 things in particular. 1. S5 had a HUGE saddle area (area around the turrets) and this limited me on some of the uni mounts that I wanted to use. 2. Size of the scope itself 3. Having to use a t6 and a t8 for the wind/elevation adjustment 4. Price difference. I know the glass is definitely better and so is the reticle illumination on the S5. However , it was more of a personal preference. 👍🏼
Ray, I’m glad you’re okay. I’d like to tell you how much I appreciate your content, how professional and educational it is , delivered in a way that doesn’t make anyone feel unwelcome. That’s a rarity these days. Be well.
Thank you Xmed and thank you for watching the channel. It’s is greatly appreciated.
This is consistently one of the BEST marksmanship channels on TH-cam. This guy is a class act.
Yes I agree, great info not much filler and he can shoot.
Hey Ray, I had an event that sounds like yours about 4yrs ago. I'm doing great now. I'm glad to hear you're doing good and I hope to shoot with you again soon. Thank you for all the knowledge you share.
Ray..... you are a National Treasure. DONT EVER LET ANYTHING STOP YOU. YOUBARE HANDS DOWN, THE GREATEST OVERALL SHOOTER ALIVE.. GOD BLESS YOU SIR, and thank you very much for the inspiration 🙏
I just saw this video today on my feed, I hope you are doing better Ray. I have been following your channel for some time now, and can certainly compare your channel with lots out there, I have a lot of respect and appreciation for the content you put for us all...thank you very much for your hard work, and be well.
Glad you’re doing better Ray. Have a safe and fun trip abroad.
I am glad you are doing well
I really love the new build Ray. Kenny sure has a gift in making some tac drivers. Have a happy and safe trip. Thanks for all what you do on the channel. Have a good week sir.
Thank you Joaquin! I appreciate it and I hope you have been well.
Great looking build--glad the chassis was a good fit for you.
Thank you! Your chassis is extremely well built and engineered. Thank you for commenting. 👍🏼
I'm glad you're still with us Ray!! It had to help that you've been taking care of yourself. (you get more respect from medical professionals that way) I hope your recovery goes without any issues, and you get to enjoy your family during your travels. I tell my boys I love them every time I speak with them because you never know if it'll be the last time. (even though it breaks the guy code)
Good to hear that you are doing better. You are thought very highly of. Thank for another video.
I appreciate that and thank you for watching.
Ray, Sorry to hear about the scare.... But so glad to see your making a 100% recovery.
Good to see you getting back around and you look to be feeling a lot better!! I had asked you about some suggestions when I was getting my build figured out. I went with an Impact action, Bartlein barrel, MDT ACC chassis, Vortex Razor 6-36, Cortina Tuner Brake, and Ckye-pod. Just added the stock weight and seems to balance well for me, but I don't know much yet. Just starting. Weighed it out to just about 19.4 pounds. I decided on 6 Creed. Just posted video last week of me assembling everything and tomorrow evening I'll release my first shots and zeroing video. I'm excited to get into learning PRS and documenting my progress as I go. Your stuff has been a great inspiration to me. Appreciate your help and I look forward to what else I can learn from you. Gotta build myself some PRS barricades to practice from and rearrange some of my range to make a practice stage. Lots to do and learn, but I'll get it down! Have a great trip, Ray!
Glad you are doing okay. I really enjoy the channel and look to it as one of my first choices for TH-cam. My best to you and your family.
Hope you are back to 100% soon. Wishing you good health. You are a great ambassador to our sport. Keep up the great work. 😊
@X-RING Glad to hear of your recovery from the heart attack Ray! If when your in Jordan and do a trip to the Monastery try to be there for one of the night walks...they're amazing! the 1km walk from the start to the Siq is lit by candles the entire route and so relaxing! Also in Cairo the Guardian Guest House is the best place to stay...rooms with a view, rooftop terrace and over the road from the Pyramids and Sphinx!!! Great trips to be had!!
Glad your ok Ray! Im a heart attack survivor,95% block of my LAD,diet related too, I have a stent since,it took time but im like normal these days thank god. Trust me I understand the seriousness of your situation. Keep Your Spirits Up, It Helps the Most Brother🙏
The new rifle looks great. Thanks for the video. Have an amazing trip. Be Safe. Travel Well.
Didn't hear about your health issues, but wish you a speedy recovery. Always enjoy your content
Thanks Jacob. I had a heart attack out of nowhere. Remember to always eat right. You can never out exercise a bad diet. 👍🏼
Heart attacks are no fun! I've had 2 and have a heart full of stents now, just do what they tell you and you can probably etch out a lot more time for yourself. Will keep you in thoughts and prayers! Enjoy your travels, Ray!!
Thanks for the coverage on the 6GT. 🤙🏽
My nine year old grandson could hanle that, if his arms were longer. Always been a fan of a heavier barrel. Everything appeared to function as it should. As many before and will after, thank you for all that you do for this sport Ray. Stay safe, eat right, exercise, good, sound sleep. Take care....
Glad to hear you are ok and healing up. 🙏🏼
Really enjoy your channel and content. It has always been a favorite.
The GT is an accurate little cartridge. I’m leaning towards a similar barrel for mine next, (Brux) large contour once I shoot out the current Bartlein MTU. Very easy round to dev a load for with varget burn rate powders. Freebore .120 chamber. It will shoot 105’s very well and also 115’s.
We are all glad to see that you are back on your feet and doing well! Thoughts and prayers for your speedy recovery!
Thank you Essy! 👍🏼
The answer is a resounding NO. Love your vids as usual.
Awesome! Prayers up for your recovery. Thanks for bringing us along!
Edit: All the competition: Oh shi$.....Kenny and Ray built a new rifle...
Hadn't heard about your health scare but prayers are sent for you and hope you're doing much better. 👍🏼
Look forward to watching many more of your excellent videos in the future, Ray.
Thanks Sagittarius. Had a sudden heart attack 2 weeks ago. My diet was the cause.
@@XRING .....Wishing you best of luck on the road to recovery, my wife was given about a year to live in Feb. 2009 unless for a double lung & heart transplant, then 2 years.....she said NO, ...... & SO THANKFUL for her Doctor Research skills & dedication she still rides her horses to this day. Moral of the story - NEVER too late to quit smoking & make some adjustments, ....... go to a top-fuel-diet, & Thankfully, like you Ray, she has been at a perfect weight all her entire life aswell as being physically fit, so no changes required there, never quit/never give-up !!!
Great to hear you are doing well. 🤙! Great video, thanks for sharing
You look amazingly healthy, Ray!... and Kenny's build once again raises the bar... Shoot 'em up this season!!!
I’ve used Falcor actions on several builds now, all with outstanding results.
Ray glad you are recovering well. That is a beautiful build. Hope it shoots well for you. Safe travels!
Kenny does an AWESOME job!!! What a rifle!
He absolutely has my utmost respect as a premier gun builder. He is also a great friend and person.
Another awesome video, Ray! Super cool rifle! So glad you're doing well and taking your health challenges in stride. Very inspirational. Thanks!
Thanks Barry. Still have a long ways to go but I can’t get depressed or down about it. Just have to get back on that horse.
Great rifle Ray , I’ve survived a heart attack in 2015 then a near death MVA in 2019 and now have Stage 3 Kidney Disease with major balance balance problems also so i now live every day like it could be my last and I almost left out a 8 hour back surgery in February 2022 and neck surgery C2 to C7 the day before Thanksgiving 2022
Certified cat rebuild….j/ks aside glad your hangin in there bud
phenomenal barrel, many to chose from but its a great choice.
Great video. Love my 6GT so far. Good to see you are doing well.
Glad to see you're on the mend! Great review!
Thanks Eric and thank you for watching.
Wishing you good health. We always enjoy your knowledge transfer.
Glad you are feeling better
Glad to hear you are recovering well. You put on great and honest videos.
Excellent build. Hope you are feeling better 🍀💪🇮🇪
If you get a chance on your tour of Europ to call into us here in Ireland 🇮🇪 give me a shout
Great content as usual. Always enjoy your videos and learn alot. After a year, would you change anything with that build? Sweet rifle.
Glad you are healing well! Keep it up and love your videos!
The zeiss is exceptional, I'm new to them but mine has been excellent. The closet scope, I also have found to be very much like the Zeiss is the Leica.
Great episode love this channel
Glad you’re doing good sir!! Keep up the good work sir!
I would like to see how that Brux bbl groups after you work up a good load for it. Also, Eric Cortina swears by Brux. And obviously he’s no slouch. Lol.
For sure! I’m just waiting on the dies.
I’m sure it will make bug holes once I get it dialed in.
Buddy didn’t know you were down but glad yer back up lol. Pretty good shape for an old timer…😉
I wish you a full and speedy recovery sir.
Glad you are ok Bro . Its crazy how shit can go sideways at moment notice .
Keep hammering it and hang in there .
Definitely jealous of that build . Ive been looking at Seeking Havak Hit Series in 6CM . Ive never really been a fan of the CMs until the 6mmCM came out.
I shot my first PRS Gas Gun Match at PNTC last weekend. I did better than i thought i was gonna do but still did horrible lol . I should of shot my 6ARC but i didnt oh well . Hopefully PNTC will be doing another one in the Fall and ill gun my 6ARC then .
Awesome video and absolutely phenomenal build
Thanks Sean! It can definitely go bad quickly. I just did a match with the 6arc and they are hard to beat for a DMR application.
Incredible how well balanced it is.
Awesome video.
🙏take care
The ARCA rail comes with the APAC chassis at no additional cost if you choose the ARCA option.
Glad to see you are feeling better, life is funny that way you never know what is around the corner GOD SPEED.Donald Costello
Beautiful rifle and love the build and the explanation of why all parts were chosen. PRS use specific I’m sure it’s wonderful. Purely overall accuracy relayed, you mentioned around 0.8-1MOA. Did it ever tighten up?
For the $$ that seems pretty “average” when you can get an off the shelf $800 Savage 10FP (or whatever is their current similar model) that will shoot sub MOA. I have a circa 2004ish 10FP w/ Choate stock and 24” barrel that can do 20 shots in a 2” circle at 200 yards shooting factory ammo (308 FGMM). Of course that’s apples and oranges to something that works well at PRS with perfect balance, low recoil, smooth action, etc. but just surprised the underlying accuracy potential is not better.
Glad you’re still kicking old man. Try 33.7gr Varget, cci450, with that Barnes 112. I’m at 2900fps out of a 26”GT with that. It also shoots 105, 109, and 110 atips well but those MB bullets are cheap and very consistent to 1300 in my experience. Still have case capacity to run faster but not the goal.
Would love to see how you found your load for this caliber Ray.
Thank You Sir! I like the Ultimate PRS build! Even four magazine variants worked. My rehab Dr is known as Dr T. Since then, the husband and wife physicians have expanded to a primary care practice. My main rule on changing my diet was the forbidden three Ts, no Tortillas, Tacos, or Tamales! 🤣👍🇺🇸
Good luck take care. Hope you get better.
Best of health to you Ray.
Glad to see your ok. In your opinion what’s the best production prs out of the box. Gettin into the sport and don’t really know what to choose
MPA👍🏼
Good looking rifle.
Re rifle balance, most rifles are not balanced correctly, even though they look cool for pics. Add 1/2 pound of weight to the cheek rest and see what happens to the balance. Chances are, your cheek pressure is probably much higher than 1/2 lb during actual shooting. With a competition rifle, we want the rifle to be forward heavy, this helps with stability while using the bipod and also helps counteract any cheek pressure that we may be applying in our firing position. Brakes with top ports (like the APA Gen 3) can help counteract this also. Ideally, we want zero muzzle rise just a straight rearward recoil impulse. If you experience muzzle rise with these small 6mm cartridges, you need more forward weight because the rifle is unbalanced in the shooting position and/or under recoil.
Love the XRing!
1 more 4 the AlGoreRythem 💪🤙🇺🇸
Make it 2 joe….let’s go!
#forthealgorerhythm
Glad to hear you’re okay, wish you a speedy recovery. Keep up the good work and awesome videos.
I’m curious about something, I couldn’t help to notice that Chris shoots with his middle finger. Wondering if you wouldn’t mind sharing with us how that’s working for him. He seems to have very good trigger control. Just curious to know why he chose to shoot with his middle finger and not the index finger. Thank you 🙏🏽
i was noticing this also and thought it was rather unusual but i tried it at the range today and it felt suprising good to shoot like this !!
@@richardlewington5964 It looks comfortable, that’s why I was asking. It seems like he has his index finger and thumb ready to cycle the bolt and at the same time he’s ready to pull the trigger if he needs to. I’m going to have to try it out one of these days
Ray, I think that build is sweet AF. Have you had an opportunity to test the SIETE from LT?
Thanks. I have not heard of that one.
Nice one again. Hope you get completely healthy soon 🤞🙏
Just from watching it looked like the 6cm in the mpa rifle had less recoil. But more importantly hope you feel better. GOD BLESS
Thanks Brian! It is really hard to see and measure on camera. Thank you and have a great week. 👍🏼
Hey 22fella! Wondering, still have your Volquartsen Summit 10/22 reciever? Should get a Green Mountain 17" barrel or FJ Fedderson 17" barrel for it. Only saw one video on it. If it became a paperweight I'll gladly take it of your hands.
Great video. Awesome rifles. Been watching your content over the past few months and I really appreciate all the knowledge you give. For a new shooter getting into long range and PRS would you recommend getting into a production rifle like a DD delta 5 pro, tikka tac a1, or would you recommend a custom build? Thanks for all the great content and hope you continue to recover and get back to full health soon!
I'll throw a couple cents into this if you don't object. I bought the earlier version of the DD pro in 6mm. Ran great except the bolt at the beginning was a hanger. 100 yard bug holes up until around 2600 rounds. It has 3300 on it now and definitely walking at longer distances. The barrel has been good. The issue I had and have is they claimed in their ad to have replacement barrels, not so. Maybe they've changed this, I haven't been down that road lately. I would recommend doing a custom action with a replaceable barrel. The buy once, cry once is better swallowed when in this sport. One needs to ask themselves what intentions for use will be. If one is eyeing anything in the competition world, the custom will be by far the better choice. If however one is not truely sure, just find something for under 1k, go out and run a few club matches. If the bug bites, then invest. Try a season of your club matches, a decision afterwards will save you tons. It's not only the exspense of the setup, it requires much trigger time, marksmanship fundamentals, group settings under a clock, etc.. The best rifles out there can only be as accurate as the individual behind it. In this, patience builds wisdom, skill is sometimes inherent or learned. The later requires the patience. Take a few courses from folks in the sport. There can be many avenues of choice. Mine would be, learn to crawl before walking and running.... Good fortunes to whatever you may decide. There will be pitfalls as well as mountain tops, keep expectations in a conservative corner and have fun......
@@michaellane1316 This was awesome! Thanks for all the feedback. Definitively gave me a lot to think about.
Love my Brux barrel 👊🏽
Love everyday like your last and it all ends well no matter what
Wow, that is some good looking and performing rifle, as well as shooting obviously ;) Just one question: why would you not have the bag rider parallel to the barrel?
The slight angle actually aids in adjusting elevation with your squeeze bag. Playing around with a bullet bag rider currently
So a folder has a number of advantages and only 1 disadvantage , the disadvantage is increased weight , the pros , are donot need to drop/remove cheek rest to clean , or remove bolt for RO , and decreased lenght for bag or car .
Stop by Sako if you're in the area. Would love to see that.
Im about to buy that ATX chassis ...was yours bedded ?
Well done fellas 👏🏼 🇺🇸
Got to try any 33xc’s raymundo..? I’d like to have a cartridge with that kinda power. I’m one of them guys…5’9”129lb I gotta compensate for something..
Are digital reticles comin…Where you push buttons to adjust…?
Very Nice!!
Don't know what happened with your health Ray but good to see you're still out there doing the good things
Thanks. Had a sudden heart attack 2 weeks ago out of no where. Thankful to be here. 👍🏼
Ray, how do you like JP APAC chassis as opposed to AICS AT-X chassis? Thanks
Unreal what is full cost Australian cost cheers.
Thanks
If you had to have one rifle what would it be: a 6GT or 6.5 CM
Do you like the JP chassis over the ATX?
No
The JP chassis was short lived on that setup. It ended up with an MPA chassis on it
Thank you for the quick response. I was trying to decide between those two and I bought the ATX.
Can the JP take AW mags?
Hey Ray, I just bought a falkor action and am having some trouble with the bolt binding when at the rear. Did you have any issues like this and how did you remedy it? Thanks!
Hello avalentine. I did not have any issue like that. I would contact them directly.
Also, curious why you chose the S3 over the S5 for the ultimate build? I have both the S3's and an S5 5-25 sitting in the box that I got for the price of an S3. Can't decide whether or not to give the S5 a go.
@avalentine4255 For me it was 4 things in particular.
1. S5 had a HUGE saddle area (area around the turrets) and this limited me on some of the uni mounts that I wanted to use.
2. Size of the scope itself
3. Having to use a t6 and a t8 for the wind/elevation adjustment
4. Price difference.
I know the glass is definitely better and so is the reticle illumination on the S5. However , it was more of a personal preference. 👍🏼
@@XRING thanks for taking the time to reply, and the great content! Appreciate it.
@@avalentine4255 My pleasure and thank you for watching.
Any weights in that MDT ACC Chassis?
Yes, every internal slot is filled.
Can I get the same build?
I didn't hear about your health. With that said, PLEASE GET WELL QUICKLY!!
Why did you change from the atx chassis to this one?
The AT-X 700 chassis was a loaner from Chris while we were in Colorado.
Oh ok thanks. But can’t use it in the 2499 price cap
Umm, the PMR BA by MPA?
💯💯💯🎯🤙
Glad you’re better. My pops passed from heart attack 11 years ago. You got the poke?
RIP bird lol
The 26 inch barrel more of hindrance than a weight kit not to mention it doesn’t look good
If i hear 1 more acronym for guns im going to just call them weapons
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butt-heavy is ok, remember Fat bottom girls make the rockin world go round