lancetkenyon

You can get on the wait list and they will search for one, and contact you when it arrives. They did that for my Ultra 9. Took a few weeks.

I heard! I went down after work and paid for it. I think I beat you by like 15 minutes.

I am kind of on the fence with this. If it keeps weapons out of the hands of criminals, I am not against it.

No kidding? Glad my phone call went through from the mountaintop I am on!!!

Just got off the phone with Mr. Silencer in Mesa. They got Thunderbeast Dominus CB in stock 2 weeks ago, and Ultra 7 and Ultra 9s in on Monday......

I have been printed and cleared by almost every acronym and MIB agencies around. DHS/CBP, FBI, CIA, ATF, just about every SO in AZ, AZDPS, most local jurisdictions in the Valley, a bunch of others in the W US. I honestly think that helped me get my last two tax stamps in under 3 months...

Mile High Shooting had them in stock. I have my prints on the electronic kiosk at Mr. Suppressor in Mesa.

I have a TBAC Ultra 7 6.5mm and a TBAC Ultra 9 .308. I just ordered a TBAC Dominus CB on Saturday. I love the TBACs. Very quiet, did not change my accuracy. Only my POI. I like the fact that I can have the TBAC CB on every rifle, and swap suppressors between rifles as needed. That is why I went with the Dominus as well. 6.25" long, light, and quieter than the Ultra 7. I can use my Ultra 9 .308 can on anything I shoot, and my Ultra 7 6.5mm on my 6CM, 25SST, 6.5SLR and 6.5SSs. The new Dominus was ordered for a new build I am gathering perts for now, a 23" 7SS lighter weight.

Yeah, accuracy above all. Great shooting. Have you thought about the 130 AR Hyb (or OTM, same bullet, two names)? That is what Taylor shoots in her 6.5SLR. Took it out this weekend, and absolutely punished the steel with them out to 1060.

What tripod head, and what binos? I run all Manfrotto heads, and all my optics have plates that fit, so are interchangeable. Depending on binos, you might need specific height or application adapters.

See, people can meet and buy items from each other for reasonable prices. Right Matt? I am no "wolf" (Lobo) trying to make money off others in need....

So then 1# of Varget = 1000 CCI 250 primers....I mean, if you are adding hazmat and shipping costs to both items....

Went out to Cowtown this morning with a couple buddies. It was a blast. This should be fun too. Can't wait.

The G7 BR2 or G7 BR2500 are both discontinued. Supposed to be a new version coming out. But they are still great LRFs. Finding one used is not easy. People hold on to them for a reason.

If you have to ask.....

Nice meeting you Matt. Thanks for the bear brats too!

You looking for a few to test? Or full boxes to load up a lot of rounds?

The 160 TMK (I have an excellent load for mine too) works wonders on game. I saw the video of Brandon shooting his pronghorn last year, and the fur flew and that goat dropped like struck by lightning.

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The 28 Nosler is a true barrel burner. In my opinion, it is strictly a hunting rifle cartridge. Barrel life is anywhere from 400-1000 depending on how hard you run it. 180s at 3150-3200, 195s at 3050-3150. Elk crusher, deer destroyer. Fast, flat, freight train. .280AI will get you 1200-2000+ depending on your load. 2-3x the barrel life. 160s @ 2900-3000+, 180s @ 2850-2950+. Burns up to 30gr less powder, shorter OAL fits in a LA easier, no bolt mods, far less muzzle blast and recoil too.

So hard to pass up that deal!

Hurry up and sell those 10x42 El Range already!!

All the time at the range, I get the "what caliber are you shootin' there?" I say, "6.5 Sherman Short", or "6.5 SLR", or "6 Creedmoor", and I ALWAYS get, "Oh, 6.5 Creedmoor? Yeah, them are great. I got me a Savage 6.5 Creedmoor that shoots dime sized groups." Yeah....right....

My choice would be 26" with either. 6.5mm 1:7.5" twist for everything from the 140s at 3150 up to 3200, to the 150/156/160 at 3050-3100ish. 7mm 1:8.5" or 1:9". 1:9" will run you the 160 and up to the 175 Elite class of bullets great, 1:8.5" will spin the 180-184 better. If you plan to shoot above the 180s, like the 190 LR Hyb or 195 EOL, go 1:8". Will be slower MVs, but BC and kinetic energy/sectional density are great. I run a 26" 1:9" in my .280AI. 175 Elite @ 2986 suppressed. Also have a very accurate 160 TMK load at 2996fps at a moderate load. I have a couple 6.5SSs, the SA version of the 6.5-06AI. Just like the 7SAUM/.280AI pair. Nearly identical ballistics in far different packages. Long and lean vs short and fat.