300BlkTalk

Longcarbine wrote:Is the receiver on this drilled and tapped so that the scope could be placed further back.

Yes, and I do have the original factory rail that fit's on the receiver. With the stock and Timmy trigger, it's a steal of a deal.

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SOLD: It sits in my hallway closet, next to my Blaser R93 in 6mmXC with a suppressor on it and will never get used because I always grab the Blaser. Ruger American Ranch Rifle in 223/5.56, that sits in a Boyd's laminated stock, Timmy Trigger, Dove Custom Scout scope mount, with a Leupold 1.5-4x Scou...

I bought one for the 223Rem version. Easy to bed in the stock blocks, shoots great in it, cheap, and much better handling than any of the chassis systems.

I put in a sako type extractor for the 700 I built in blackout, probably 9 years ago. Solved all of my ejection issues. try ejecting a case slow, if the case is ejecting into the front, inside of the receiver then this is your issue. I have seen several Remington extractors fail, at the most inoppo...

I'm a prairie dog and woodchuck shooter first. When it's coyotes, deer or other big game; I like to think of myself as a hunter. If you can get closer, get closer, always use enough gun, and hopefully I'll pass on low percentage shots. In the late 1990's I helped out on a cull hunt and killed over 6...

Is an ATF Form1 required or did you buy the action legally ready to build as a pistol?

If you are still looking, I sent you a PM. I have one I'm no longer using available.

I have the 223 version of the RARR and saw the same issues you have. I started out with the MDT-LSS stock and it's very good, shrunk my groups by 50%, but the original MDT made magazines are only reliable with eight or less rounds in them. I now have a Boyd's stock, it works very well, just a sight ...

Figure out the maximum point blank range for a 5" circle. Zero for that distance being were the bullet makes a pass through the bottom of that circle at that range. Or 2.5" below your zeroed distance.