44' Maltby with attitude...

It is a CCOP 6-24×50 MilDot with side focus and sunshade. The rings are Bisely medium for PH and CZ550 bases.

 I like that I do not need  a spotting scope when I am shooting at the 200 yard range. The main objective with this setup is to use it for hunting,mainly for Pronghorn Antelope. 

I am using a .308 168 Ballistic Tip with 40.0 grains of Norma 202 powder. Magnum rifle primers,all tucked into Lake City LR brass. The bullet is zeroed to 300 yards and drops 2 inches at 500 yards. I will not attempt any shots beyond my 300 yard zero. I know what this rifle is capable of and I am comfortable in my shooting skills. However, no sence in trying any superman shots beyond that 300 yard range. This was done last Wednesday.  Twenty shots at 200 yards. 

 I will continue to use this rifle at the range but, my main use will be my go to hunting rig. The average shot for Arizona Mule Deer is maybe 100 yards. Elk averages a shot between 50 and 150 yards,depending on terrain. Pronghorn Antelope will be between 150 to 300 yards. If my intended target is 200 yards out to 400 yards my kill zone is centered within a 4"circle. With my Mildot and side focus,I know the rifles zero. If my focus is at 100 yards,I aim three dots high. If I focus at 400 yards,I aim one dot low. The bullets I am using are the flattest shooting projectiles for my rifle. At 500 yards the bullet has dropped 2.2" and has slowed to 1900 fps. Energy released upon impact at 500 yards is right at 875 ft pounds. 

nice attitude - i like that attitude 

Overall, I like the look. You do some nice sporters, Goosic. Personally, I don't care for the stock color. That's just personal taste though. I do like how the stock sits and fits.

The muzzlebrake is doing exactly what it is supposed to be doing. I cut the barrel down to exactly 20 inches,measuring from the chamber where the rifling starts.  Gives me two complete turns. The rifle has a definite reduction in  recoil with the muzzlebrake.