Welcome Exterra (and shoot for Scope Rings)

[Exterra]

Keep the targets coming. Spring is on the way and weather should be improving. (maybe not for the guys in the Northeast)

 

[Axlrod]

Weather in western Montana has been more like summer than winter! Here's a target from my 16" Tikka 223 w/ U.S. OG 6.5

 

[Exterra]

Weather in western Montana has been more like summer than winter! Here's a target from my 16" Tikka 223 w/ U.S. OG 6.5

Thanks for posting your target. Gotta love the 77 TMK’s in a .233

 

[robby denning]

Thanks for posting your target. Gotta love the 77 TMK’s in a .233

.233! Yipee!!!! New caliber to argue over. Can't wait

@Formidilosus will be here any second lol

 

[Axlrod]

.233! Yipee!!!! New caliber to argue over. Can't wait

@Formidilosus will be here any second lol

220-221 whatever it takes!

 

[Exterra]

.233! Yipee!!!! New caliber to argue over. Can't wait

@Formidilosus will be here any second lol

Let's try 223

A .233 could be interesting

 

[Exterra]

Any interest in a 23 Creedmoor?
It fills the gap between the 22 Creed and the 6mm Creed

 

[robby denning]

Any interest in a 23 Creedmoor?
It fills the gap between the 22 Creed and the 6mm Creed

Someone would buy it

 

[Q_Sertorius]

Someone would buy it

It would be the smallest caliber legal for deer in my state.

 

[robby denning]

It would be the smallest caliber legal for deer in my state.

By design! Gets around that pesky .22 rule. Brilliant

 

[43.6N]

I knew I had heard of 23 cal bullets before.
So a little digging and I came up with the .228 Ackley magnum.

7x57 case necked down to .228, and then given the 40deg shoulder and min case taper.
I think Hornady used to make 100gr bullets.

 

[Salmon River Solutions]

People don't realize North Idaho is a mecca for firearms manufacturing...

 

[Nine Banger]

 

[Fred@Exterra]

People don't realize North Idaho is a mecca for firearms manufacturing...

I read that Idaho has the highest percentage of people working in gun manufacturing of anywhere in the US… it certainly feels that way in my neighborhood, four shops within a mile radius. Definitely comes in handy when one of us needs something obscure at 5:00 on a Friday


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[Bluumoon]

Needed to test the CMP ammo, it’ll hunt. @Exterra rings look good.

 

[chutinlead]

Finally got some trigger time in


I attached one more pic of the targets we shoot in the winter to see just how close to a bullseye we can get.

 

[Klooop]

I'm hoping to punch some holes in your targets later today! The rings look really nice, and I love the material choices.

I attached one more pic of the targets we shoot in the winter to see just how close to a bullseye we can get.View attachment 1032180

@chutinlead What exactly is this contraption called? Do you have any more information you can share on it?

 

[wildwillie]

Thanks for the introduction. It’s exciting to see our products coming to market… especially since they are simply products that we designed for our own hunting rifles.

The scope rings started out eight years ago because I couldn’t find a set of rings for my new Tikka that I liked… seemed redundant to add a pic rail to a rail and then stack rings on top of that… to many potential points of failure.

Since I had mountains of 7075 aluminum from other products we build, pretty soon I was building them for all my rifles & my buddies.

Here’s a quick video of how the rings work on a Tikka & show the 17-4 screws and locking pins.

https://fb.watch/F7F20Fsi

Please feel free to reach out to me (Fred@Exterra) or Vince (Exterra) if you have any questions.

Fred
ExterraPrecision.com


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Is 17-4 the thread size or the kind of stainless? I would like to know the thread size.