And to get back to the lanes and do some testing
how many are going to think hard about this pistol for this use
I thinks these are going to work out great for PFT
I have a few things to try out , first of the years just around the corner .




This 3x12 scopes not to bad for a centerpiont Might have to try a few scopes on it though to find a good match .

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still messing with the trigger ,doesn't quite have the right feel with the second stage pull ,however its getting close
it was around 2-1/2 lbs stock
so far just STD adjustment will bring it right down


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with the bushnell and air tube clamped in the mill vice it will shot some nice groups


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Enjoy

Already changed the shroud eh, lol, can't resist customizing stuff can we?!?!

Can't wait to see what's next!

Regards,

Tony

I have some 20 cal barrels thou
to replace the barrel with a smaller caliber
we will have to make a new bolt also

this factory barrel has a internal o-ring grove
so it makes it a little more of a challenge for a barrel swap

a new probe with o-ring on it would be the easiest way to go down on caliber , the probe would have to be made anyway
there are a few way to go with it grooving the inside of the barrel for a o-ring is a pain in the A$$.but doable

A 25 cal would take a new breech to do it, or modify the stock one ,and sleeve up the probe size
if the fatory breech was to be opened up so a 25 probe would fit , you could always
sleeve it back down with some brass to go back to the sub 22 caliber platforms

any way food for thought ,any one want to change calibers yet

So when is your going to be arriving , i know its on your short list

swift

Greg Davis was the only guy willing to machine aftermarket barrels for the MROD Rifles...

Maybe one of Don C's Breeches will be the ticket for handling all calibers since they are designed for .32 in mind originally iirc.

Dunno, my Uber Ranchero, is just awaiting trigger time to dial it in with the clicks and see if the latest enhancement affected accuracy, better or worse, lol!

Can't wait to see what you come up with next for that pistol of yours!

Regards,

Tony