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Post by GLSHOOTER on Oct 26, 2013 13:02:20 GMT -8
I just received a picture from Ritch in Utah of my three new upppers withthe new 6.8 variants from Black Hole. I should have them in hand next week and maybe get some shooting down shortly after that. The top two uppers are the 25X6.8 and the 6.5X68. Both 22" 3 groove poly barrels. The bottom one is the 22X6.8 with a 24" tube. The free flaot tubes are BTE offerings and tucked up inside are adjustable BTE mini-blocks for that fine tuning of the handloads. Based on the Savarge test barrels that have been shot I think these hold great promise. I'll post up as they develop and with luck their little brother wil wander in here shortly to cover the 30 caliber bases. I'll be splitting these out into the proper area but family photos are hard to get.  Greg |
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Post by Babaganoush on Oct 26, 2013 16:18:31 GMT -8
I just received a picture from Ritch in Utah of my three new upppers withthe new 6.8 variants from Black Hole. I should have them in hand next week and maybe get some shooting down shortly after that. The top two uppers are the 25X6.8 and the 6.5X68. Both 22" 3 groove poly barrels. The bottom one is the 22X6.8 with a 24" tube. The free flaot tubes are BTE offerings and tucked up inside are adjustable BTE mini-blocks for that fine tuning of the handloads. Based on the Savarge test barrels that have been shot I think these hold great promise. I'll post up as they develop and with luck their little brother wil wander in here shortly to cover the 30 caliber bases. I'll be splitting these out into the proper area but family photos are hard to get. Greg Awww.. Triplets. And aren't they just cute? They have their father's case, don't they? Seriously, I don't know how you're going to stand it, while waiting for them to arrive. Go out and shoot something else, I suppose? |
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Post by GLSHOOTER on Oct 26, 2013 17:45:11 GMT -8
I am busy getting the nursery ready. I have to have all the reloading area ararranged and ready to go for the feeding chores of their favorite fodder.
Greg
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Post by gaberelli on Oct 27, 2013 19:03:19 GMT -8
Greg, when you are done breaking in that 22x6.8 I will gladly be a foster parent. I will take it on educational trips to the range and it will have a nice place to sleep with its 6x6.8 brother in the safe.
Happy shooting!!!
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Post by GLSHOOTER on Oct 27, 2013 20:01:22 GMT -8
Greg, when you are done breaking in that 22x6.8 I will gladly be a foster parent. I will take it on educational trips to the range and it will have a nice place to sleep with its 6x6.8 brother in the safe. Happy shooting!!! It would need a scarf muffler if it had to spend the Winter up North. Greg |
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Post by spur on Dec 22, 2013 9:45:31 GMT -8
I just received a picture from Ritch in Utah of my three new upppers withthe new 6.8 variants from Black Hole. I should have them in hand next week and maybe get some shooting down shortly after that. The top two uppers are the 25X6.8 and the 6.5X68. Both 22" 3 groove poly barrels. The bottom one is the 22X6.8 with a 24" tube. The free flaot tubes are BTE offerings and tucked up inside are adjustable BTE mini-blocks for that fine tuning of the handloads. Based on the Savarge test barrels that have been shot I think these hold great promise. I'll post up as they develop and with luck their little brother wil wander in here shortly to cover the 30 caliber bases. I'll be splitting these out into the proper area but family photos are hard to get. Greg |
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