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Cost of a Custom Rifle with Glass
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<blockquote data-quote="scpaul" data-source="post: 2805122" data-attributes="member: 76393"><p>To each his own but I feel like if I hadn't done the biggest part of my build, I might as well just buy one and the build was most of the fun so far. I know that it's a lot of the dope behind the rifle. I had to get my barrel cut, threaded and chambered by someone else, although I had rechambered the original 7 RM by hand with a jig that I built and it shot good but not as good as the one done by my friend. I even tweaked the specs that I'd been given for the reamer. Not much, but some, just to be mine. When I went out shooting back then, I felt very happy to shoot a rifle that "I" built and a round with my touchs. It shot excellent for the little testing that I was able to do. I hunted with it 1 time and shot 1 time. I found at abut 300 yds. it really hits hard, too hard for that bullet at that yardage.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="scpaul, post: 2805122, member: 76393"] To each his own but I feel like if I hadn't done the biggest part of my build, I might as well just buy one and the build was most of the fun so far. I know that it's a lot of the dope behind the rifle. I had to get my barrel cut, threaded and chambered by someone else, although I had rechambered the original 7 RM by hand with a jig that I built and it shot good but not as good as the one done by my friend. I even tweaked the specs that I'd been given for the reamer. Not much, but some, just to be mine. When I went out shooting back then, I felt very happy to shoot a rifle that "I" built and a round with my touchs. It shot excellent for the little testing that I was able to do. I hunted with it 1 time and shot 1 time. I found at abut 300 yds. it really hits hard, too hard for that bullet at that yardage. [/QUOTE]
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