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RE: CPA 44 1/2 - Don McDowell - 09-24-2014
IR thanks. I really enjoy that week of shooting at the Nationals. It's a great experience.
RE: CPA 44 1/2 - Iron Coyote - 09-26-2014
VERY nice shooting iron Don!
I know you will get her shootin as good as she looks
Best of luck with it.
Thnx Lots
Bob
RE: CPA 44 1/2 - Don McDowell - 09-26-2014
Thanks Bob, it sure shows promise so far.
RE: CPA 44 1/2 - Lumpy Grits - 09-27-2014
Hey Don-How much would you have to trim off the stock to line up for 300 yds?
Gary
RE: CPA 44 1/2 - Don McDowell - 09-27-2014
Gary it'ld be quite a bit. I'm not to worried about it, this gun can stay in long range configuration for ever. I have quite a few rifles that will shoot from point blank and out, and one more on the way.
Given this rifle's history it'll stay the same as it is now.
RE: CPA 44 1/2 - Cody Smith - 09-28-2014
Wow! What a pretty rifle! I think that is the prettiest CPA I have seen. And it shoots too!
You Lucky bugger!!
Cody
RE: CPA 44 1/2 - march41 - 09-28-2014
Don,what is the weight of rifle?What is the barrel length and brand of barrel?thanks,Bob.
RE: CPA 44 1/2 - Don McDowell - 09-28-2014
Thanks Cody
Bob the barrel is a 34 inch half round by Douglas, not sure if it has the 18 or 16 twist. The weight is probably pretty close to 15 lbs, but don't have an exact number.
RE: CPA 44 1/2 - march41 - 09-28-2014
(09-28-2014, 12:58 PM)Don McDowell Wrote: Thanks CodyThanks for info,I am going to stop at CPA this week to spec out a rifle.I like the high comb for scope use.Bob.
Bob the barrel is a 34 inch half round by Douglas, not sure if it has the 18 or 16 twist. The weight is probably pretty close to 15 lbs, but don't have an exact number.