Trey Veston
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When I was talking to my dad last year about entering a local long-range shooting match, he told me I could use this rifle and if I brought him as my spotter, then he said I would win.
He said it was the most accurate rifle he's owned, and being a former USMC sniper and having won numerous national matches, that is saying something.
It is a giant, heavy pig of a rifle with painter's tape on the top of the barrel to reduce glare.
It's chambered in 6.5 - .284 Norma, a chambering I had never heard of.
Unfortunately, all of his ammunition for it, along with his load information, was destroyed in the fire. All I have are the rounds on the stock. Hornady still makes loads for it, but hopefully I can find some brass and start experimenting.
He said it was the most accurate rifle he's owned, and being a former USMC sniper and having won numerous national matches, that is saying something.
It is a giant, heavy pig of a rifle with painter's tape on the top of the barrel to reduce glare.
It's chambered in 6.5 - .284 Norma, a chambering I had never heard of.
Unfortunately, all of his ammunition for it, along with his load information, was destroyed in the fire. All I have are the rounds on the stock. Hornady still makes loads for it, but hopefully I can find some brass and start experimenting.