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  • wesleydnunder
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    I'd get some good rings for your rifle before you waste any more rounds. Trying to sight in a rifle with bad scope rings is pretty pointless...and frustrating.

    Mark

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  • mahoro
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    the rifle range at american has 25 (rimfire only) 50 100 200 300 and a 500... did they have a 400?

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  • mahoro
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    Originally posted by wesleydnunder View Post
    Never been to either of those. Have you ever been to Clear Creek Gun Range? It has a 200 yd range.

    It will have to be after noon on Sunday. That's when I get back from my round of golf.

    Mark
    wow, golf and shooting... lucky man

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  • danielp
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    Check this place out for spotting scopes, scopes and binoculars

    Hope the link works. If not google it this is a great site.

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  • wesleydnunder
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    Never been to either of those. Have you ever been to Clear Creek Gun Range? It has a 200 yd range.

    It will have to be after noon on Sunday. That's when I get back from my round of golf.

    Mark

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  • mahoro
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    i think i will... wasting way too many shots, lol... i will be going to the range pretty much every sunday... either american or hot wells

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  • wesleydnunder
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    Ah...if you need any help, lemme know.

    Mark

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  • mahoro
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    well, first 30 round or so i didn't use the scope, i was at the 50 yrds, since the rifle didn't come with iron sight, i was playing with it... i was also having problem with the rings coming lose, i need to get better rings...

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  • wesleydnunder
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    Originally posted by mahoro View Post
    cool, now i found something to do on the weekdays, now i just need cheaper ammo, lol... shot around 60 rounds this morning in around 3 hrs... scope almost sighted in, only few clicks away... yeah!!
    Cheaper ammo customarily won't help accuracy. You'll likely wind up spraying rounds all over your target. I'd get some Federal Premiums or Hornadys. Also, 60 rounds and it's "almost" sighted in? LOL Dude, I need to go to the range with you. Are you sighting in on the 100yd range? Once you get a little copper fouling in the barrel, your three-round groups should be tight. For a .308, your group at 100 yds should be 2" above center bull. That puts you at center bull at 200 yds.

    Mark

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  • mahoro
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    cool, now i found something to do on the weekdays, now i just need cheaper ammo, lol... shot around 60 rounds this morning in around 3 hrs... scope almost sighted in, only few clicks away... yeah!!

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  • wesleydnunder
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    Originally posted by grillmasterp View Post
    Walmart, Academy, Sports Authority, Carter's etc........
    Yup.

    I use both forms of CLP on my guns, Mahoro; aerosol and squirt bottle. The aerosol form has an injector tube you can put on the spray nozzle, like WD40, to get the lube into hard to reach areas. When pressurized through the small tube the CLP foams, coating every nook and cranny. When the foam collapses back to liquid all the metal parts the foam contacted are well-coated. CLP is messy to use though so I use a generous pad of newspapers under my cleaning area to soak up the excess. Warning, CLP can damage the finish on the stock so be careful to wipe it off quickly if you get it on the stock not to let it sit on the stock. I'd let this happen on my .30-06 and it noticiably darkened the finish on the stock.

    Mark

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  • grillmasterp
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    Originally posted by mahoro View Post
    i heard about break free, any store in town carry it?
    Walmart, Academy, Sports Authority, Carter's etc........

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  • mahoro
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    i heard about break free, any store in town carry it?

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  • wesleydnunder
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    For oil I use Break Free CLP, which was what we used in the military. I don't use grease on my guns.

    Mark

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  • Zulaab
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    Militec-1 for oil -- absolutely the best out there..
    Grease -- use a couple of different kinds. Have not found something I like yet perfectly. I need to go get some more soon and I might spend the money on trying some Militec-1 grease, but I have yet to try it.

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