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I have several Harris and Caldwells as well as a Spartan a Magpul and an Atlas knock off. My first choice is the Caldwell Accumax Premium carbon Fiber that fits a pic rail. I replaced the 2 mounting screws with screws that have a knurled knob so I can take it off and on in seconds without any...

That did it, now the "start conversation" button appeared. Thanks a lot

I guess I haven't posted enough yet cause there isn't a "start conversation" button. Thanks for the explanation

I joined over a year ago but still don't know how to PM.

Check out wittmachine.net . They make brakes, reasonably price suppressors and what they call "sound mitigation equipment" which is a brake with a shroud that pushes the sound and blast forward. Kinda like a suppressor with the front open and no paper work.

Another vote for Forster

The Bell Carlson Alaskan model is fairly light and reasonably price.

I like the McMillan varmint edge. Proof Research make a 20 oz stock if you want really light.

sounds good. I'm going to check them out Wed

Thanks

Currently I'm shooting a 6.5x47 Rebel action, Bartein spiral fluted 2B barrel, McMillan varmint edge stock,VX3 4-15 30MM. It weighs 7.35 # On a cloudy day I shot 1 5/8" group @600 and 2.5" @800. My son and daughter-in-law like to borrow it cause it easy to carry. They have shoot 3 bulls...

The reason I said I prefer 30MM is I like the side focus but after reading all your comments the Swaro looks very interesting. Hopefully in this crazy world we live in I can find one. Thanks for you input.

I prefer 30 MM. No preference on focal plane. Under a pound and under $2k

6.5x47 Lapua. I'll dial one revolution.

I'm building a light weight 5 1/2 pound rifle and wondering what the best scope is that weighs no more than a pound. It doesn't make any sense to me to spend more money to go light only to put a heavy scope on it. I'm looking at a Leupold VX3i 4-14 30mm tube with a windplex but if there is...