I think it's Schlieren effect. (I totally agree). GREAT SHOOTING, too. Just bad ass.

So awesome man, they’re one of my favorites to shoot!

Thanks 🤘🏼

It is, I try and share the experience with people who might not have the opportunity

Thanks man I appreciate you watching

@@WestDesertShooter have you ever tried using tipped sierra 107 gr for your 6.5 creedmoor ?

No I have never shot lighter than 140

@@WestDesertShooter I live in Pennsylvania and there's not many places to shoot over 1000 yards , so I built my first 6.5 bolt action rifle this summer and had to convert 308 to 6.5 and those 107 shoot nice at 500 yards for me , I have loaded the 140s and 142s and they shoot great but I'm getting better groups at 500 than the heavier bullets .

Thanks Big Man 🤘🏼

I would also like to know this infomation.

I've purchased the UPR10 in 6.5 CM and I'd say the action is not as smooth as other production rifles. This is due to the bolt having to cycle the trigger for the next round. Also, there is a detent in the closed bolt position that is designed to hold the bolt firmly in place but this also affects the smoothness. Overall, you need to run the bolt like you mean it - with authority.

Yes, it didn’t perform as well

Great idea! Thanks

Nope. Mag length

This is 7000 series aluminum. It’s incredibly tough. Steel would weigh a lot more. You’re the first one to say you want that

@@WestDesertShooter .....yes I would want that, I would use it then as a PRS/NRL Rifle, which everyone adds weight to any way - they are heavy/precision rifles.

Agreed, got a bit excited but can't find any info on this "outlier" company please elaborate

The website is getoutlier.com

So much for the pricing in the video, maybe he was speaking about upcoming products, not yet listed

@@240SXsocalguy I just rewatched that part of the video, he says the stock is $100, the forend is $100 (which is the pricing on the website), so they cost $50 after subtracting the $150 gift card. Then you have to add $250 for the chassis section itself, which makes the whole package $300. I think this is what he meant, he just didn't mention the price of the chassis segment.

Nope. Never been to so cal

Crazy I don’t know why you look familiar. I thought it had something to do with RC car racing. Anyway thanks for your videos.

Much appreciated, thanks man 🤘🏼

Are you going to be here 10 years from now?

I purchased a Nikon FX1000 when they first came out, that was Nikon's answer to the precision world and supposedly the best scope Nikon ever built. A couple years later they stopped building scopes. Nikon has been building scopes for decades, but no longer. If nothing else, Arken is built in the US, very clear glass and precision tracking. I received my first Arken 6-24 a few weeks ago, replaced the FX1000 on a AR10 6.5. After first range trip with that Arken, now ordering 2 more to replace Vortex scopes on bolt rifles.

Nice, we’re getting similar results. What speeds are you getting?

@@WestDesertShooter with 41g I get 2820 1/2 moa with 42g 2880 but group open up to 1 moa

Dang that’s much faster than mine. I have a 23” barrel

I have a few other brands that im thinking of doing the same thing

External ballistics.

That’s fine, yes you are limited to mag length, however, you are limited to bolt action only with any other bolt gun. Uintah can change to a semi auto AR

Opinions are so great!!!!

The long range groups are 5 shots 🤙🏼 also with limited component availability 3 shots certainly make a group.

@@Wickedtrucker75 You developed good loads, that's a fact, not opinion, just the same as statistics are not opinions. Statistically the minimum round count for grouping is 5 rounds. I don't like it, especially with ammo prices and when a good group gets ruined by a flyer, but it's a fact. Last time I was out I shoot a good 5 round group, but the other four 5 round group were crap. Now I'll have to go back and start at step one.

@@WestDesertShooter They were indeed, and I replied to a wrong post. To me that's the weird part, you printed 3 rounds on paper while sending out 5 hit rounds on steel. I figure it's because you were short on time. I print 3 rounds to zero to center, 5 rounds on paper to print for consistency, and 3 hit rounds on steel to confirm true. Last time I was out shooter to the left of me was shooting a 6.5 CM and were were tagging steel. I was behind a 7.62. While we both hit, the 6.5CM shooter was noticeably quicker on recovery. If we were shooting for time and score, I would have lost.

@@BigSmartArmed OK in your opinion groups are five rounds