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muncherndn · April 4, 2013, 12:50 AM

Kind Members of The Firing Line,

I apologize for the tardiness of my reply, but I was just cutting out the foam on my new Pelican 1750 and I finally remembered all the great advice I received from all of you. I am the proud owner of a Savage 10fcp W/ McMillan A5 stock. It is topped with a Vortex Viper PST 4-16x50 FFP MOA on a 20 MOA rail.

I absolutely LOVE it. It is a great system, and I look forward to tailoring a round for it. I only wish I could shoot as great as this system allows. I think I'll have a hell of a good time trying to at least. I hope to one day be able to return the favor and help a new shooter after many more years of experience. Thank you all again for your learned advice and for taking the time to help out a beginner.

Respectfully,

Jesse A Murray

I attempted to upload photos, but my computer hates me. Trust me, it looks and performs much better than I.

April 4, 2013, 12:50 AM	#14
muncherndn Junior Member Join Date: November 11, 2011 Location: Oklahoma Posts: 5	A tardy, yet heartfelt reply Kind Members of The Firing Line, I apologize for the tardiness of my reply, but I was just cutting out the foam on my new Pelican 1750 and I finally remembered all the great advice I received from all of you. I am the proud owner of a Savage 10fcp W/ McMillan A5 stock. It is topped with a Vortex Viper PST 4-16x50 FFP MOA on a 20 MOA rail. I absolutely LOVE it. It is a great system, and I look forward to tailoring a round for it. I only wish I could shoot as great as this system allows. I think I'll have a hell of a good time trying to at least. I hope to one day be able to return the favor and help a new shooter after many more years of experience. Thank you all again for your learned advice and for taking the time to help out a beginner. Respectfully, Jesse A Murray I attempted to upload photos, but my computer hates me. Trust me, it looks and performs much better than I.