For Forum Members Who Asked About My Son"s Rifle

[tbradsim1]

Springfield Armory M1A withJAC 100 Stock and a Troy top rail,Bushnell Elite 4200 Tactical 6/24/50. Stainless Steel National Match Barrel and trigger. Ammo is Fed Gold Medal Match 168gr, matching HPBT. Target is 200 yard 3 shot measuring 1 inch. This is for you Sim and others I"m tired just typing this, Oh he told me it weighed over 16 lbs. the old cajun

 

[teufelhund]

That's a lot o' mods... And some serious coinage and a little overkill for deer season. :lol:

 

[tjameson]

Sweet piece of machinery there and obviously a man behind it that knows what he is doing.

 

[erichbaumer]

Very nice system, makes me almost regret my dad and I going for a bolt gun instead of the M1A we'd been planning on. Someday, maybe.

 

[simnettpratt]

Nice thanks, pics too! I always heard the .308 was one of the more accurate cartridges, and used in sniper rifles around the world. My bro has an M1A, but it don't look like that!
PS That Federal hollow point boat tail ammo is considered to be some of the most, if not the most accurate factory rifle ammo. Hollow points for accuracy? Can't argue with his groupings...muzzle energy 2619 lbs at 2650 fps, btw.

 

[carbz13]

That's a B-E-A-utiful rifle. I've been wanting an M1a for a while.

 

[matchstickman]

Bradley, when the shit hits the fan, remind me to migrate you guys' way, I don't want to be on the barrel end of that thing! LOL. That is a very nice piece of machinery, and as others have said, the guy operating it obviously has some skill. Thanks Bradley!

 

[evenflow]

Nice gun. What sucks is i am a gun salesman in upstate New York, and i can't even sell something like this in my own state, or own one myself. Thank god for online sales.

 

[simnettpratt]

Agreed, not much point in improving .7" at 200 yards

 

[tslex]

Nice kit.
Definitely NEED the bipod for that rig.

 

[lonestar]

Thats a serious piece of equipment there. Tell your son he has great taste in firearms

 

[gwtwdbss]

Wow, that is a great looking rifle!

 

[instymp]

Nice! Your Son the knife maker?

 

[tbradsim1]

Yes Ins, he"s somewhat like his father only better looking and smarter. LOL. We come from a culture where we like to fix and work on things, whatever he puts his hands on it usually comes out fine. The old cajun

 

[instymp]

Got Daddy's smarts (& mommy's too) & Mom's looks.