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Q: What does a carbon barrel consist of? Written by Carms Team Christensen Arms uses a Shilen select match grade, 416R stainless steel blank, which is machined down and wrapped in carbon. |
outlawlineman wrote: |
This is from the Christensen Arms web site. Actually not too bad if to have a rifle that is shooting sub par. Install custom barrel with match grade chamber and Shilen barrel liner.(Includes facing the front of your action) $995 Turn down your barrel and install our patented Carbon Wrap $599 Install Christensen Arms Graphite Stock. Remington Only. (Includes glass bedding) $425 Install Custom Stocks: MPI, Rimrock, Mcmillan, or any after market stock.(Does not include glass bedding) $499 Modify your existing stock and free float your barrel $75 Install our Titanium Muzzle Brake $195 Converting Rem 700 bolt faces to magnums or larger size. (Includes installing a Sako style extractor) $100 Glass Bed your Action $115 Pillar Bed your Action $125 Accurize your Action $200 Teflon Coat Your Action $150 |
gobbuster wrote: |
Does anyone want a guided turkey hunt this spring? I will guided for free and have a near 200% sucess ratio (2 birds in New Mexico). I've been guiding for over 20 years. All I ask is you pay for the expenses of hunting. I don't want any money at all. This hunt is in the Cloudcroft area, S.W. New Mexico about 80 N. E. of El Paso, Texas. One very important matter is your ability to climb a steep slope at elevations of over 8 thousand feet at 4:00 AM in the morning. I've had many clients pay for a hunt they can't endure. So be sure you are personally up to a grueling work out. In this neck of the woods turkey hunting is very physical long before you ever get set up for the shot. I don't allow roost shooting as some turkey hunters do. All you need to bring is your shotgun, or bow, some warm water proof clothing/ boots. I prefer to take someone that has never killed a turkey or one called in so I can enjoy the look on their face when that gob comes strutting in. Gobbuster |
vint2 wrote: |
I am always amazed by people who never go to the range and shoot and never expect problems with a weapon that would be taken care of if they shot once in a while!!! |
gobbuster wrote: |
I know I get a little carried away in this this area of our beloved sport, but I want to see average folks really enjoying it and getting all they can out of this type of recreation. Its a dying sport and is in need of more supporters to stop it from becoming extinct. |
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