hi im new to f class and i just bourght a omark and it has all ready been drilled and taped for a scope rail. im just wondering what i have to do to get it up to scratch like what barrel, scope, barrel adaptor, stock, trigger, scope rail ect. also where can i get these parts
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If you can find a NRAA store near you, they will most probably have all the parts you need for the build, ie 20min scope rail and scope mounts, scope, barrel blank etc etc.
Most of these stores usually have a gun smith that is well known in the TR / Fclass scene and know what you need to start shooting.
What state do you live in? and do you know if you want to start out in F Class standard or jump in the deep end with F Open.?
This info will help with contacts regarding where you can get work done and source parts for the build etc.
Cheers
Paul
If you can find a NRAA store near you, they will most probably have all the parts you need for the build, ie 20min scope rail and scope mounts, scope, barrel blank etc etc.
Most of these stores usually have a gun smith that is well known in the TR / Fclass scene and know what you need to start shooting.
What state do you live in? and do you know if you want to start out in F Class standard or jump in the deep end with F Open.?
This info will help with contacts regarding where you can get work done and source parts for the build etc.
Cheers
Paul
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Hi
The South Australian Rifle Assn. store is at Wingfield, contact # 82445533.
They are on hollidays at the moment and will be open mid January.
SARA keep most items you will need to have your rifle put together and Phill Bradshaw does a lot of work for them. Phill is a TR shooter and has all the equipment to work on your Omark action and years of experience.
308 is standard if you use 155gn Sierra , Dyer and I think Hornady A Max projectiles, any other weight projectiles would put you in to F Open.
So stay with the 155gn projectiles, shoot F Standard and enjoy.
Cheers
Paul
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The South Australian Rifle Assn. store is at Wingfield, contact # 82445533.
They are on hollidays at the moment and will be open mid January.
SARA keep most items you will need to have your rifle put together and Phill Bradshaw does a lot of work for them. Phill is a TR shooter and has all the equipment to work on your Omark action and years of experience.
308 is standard if you use 155gn Sierra , Dyer and I think Hornady A Max projectiles, any other weight projectiles would put you in to F Open.
So stay with the 155gn projectiles, shoot F Standard and enjoy.
Cheers
Paul
PS I pm'd you
Time's a wasted wot's not spent shooti'n BARNARD 300WSM's