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While at the range today I slipped on some ice and shattered my stock and scope. Aparently they don't hold up so well if you fall on them! thumbdown
I 'll post photos as soon as I can get my hands on a camera. Both of mine are with my wife, she's visiting her family.
Damn what a way to end the year!!!!!!!!!!!!
On the up stroke my 300 WSM is shooting quite well with the new loads.
 
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beerI hope that your new year proves to be better. cheers roger


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Sorry to hear that. That really sucks!



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Here's the carnage!
 
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i wanna cry!!

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@#$%#$&*!!!!!!!!!

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Ouch!

Umm, how far did you fall before landing? Were you ice climbing? First, glad you weren't hurt, second, that leupold is an obvious manufacturing defect, nudge, nudge, wink, wink. Naw, I'm sure they will be good on repair costs. Now, take that sawdust stock and warm yourself a nice totty and enjoy watching it burn in the fireplace. OR make a spotting scope stock out of the remnants. Order a high grade replacement and enjoy it.

I remember falling on my Savage/Valmet 330 on it's first day out. Snapped the pistol grip right off the receiver. Broke my 14 year old heart. It's still epoxied together and shooting 30 years later.

I think I'll call your stock the humpty dumpty stock as epoxy may be a far stretch. Was it a 550 FS?
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Ouch!

Umm, how far did you fall before landing? Were you ice climbing? First, glad you weren't hurt, second, that leupold is an obvious manufacturing defect, nudge, nudge, wink, wink. Naw, I'm sure they will be good on repair costs. Now, take that sawdust stock and warm yourself a nice totty and enjoy watching it burn in the fireplace. OR make a spotting scope stock out of the remnants. Order a high grade replacement and enjoy it.

I remember falling on my Savage/Valmet 330 on it's first day out. Snapped the pistol grip right off the receiver. Broke my 14 year old heart. It's still epoxied together and shooting 30 years later.

I think I'll call your stock the humpty dumpty stock as epoxy may be a far stretch. Was it a 550 FS?
Gary


Witnesses say I was fully off the ground and somewhat horizontal, with my heels landing first then the rifle and me on top of the rifle (actually my shoulder and elbow).

It's a Brno ZKK 600 ( now called a CZ550 medium I believe). Not a full stock.
 
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this one of those "tweener" things...hurts too much to laugh, and you're too big to cry...

Gosh, that is sad. Time for some good Walnut to come into your life.

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Time for some good Walnut to come into your life.

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True, but the Leupold was a bitter pill to swallow! Poor little bastard never even got to see a target! CRYBABY
 
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the Leupold was a bitter pill to swallow!


Lifetime warranty = priceless. Smiler In the past I would bet dollars to donuts they'd fix it for you for the price of postage. I am not sure if they are still as generous, but you'd be remiss not to try!!

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Lifetime warranty = priceless. Smiler In the past I would bet dollars to donuts they'd fix it for you for the price of postage. I am not sure if they are still as generous, but you'd be remiss not to try!!

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First, glad you weren't hurt, second, that leupold is an obvious manufacturing defect, nudge, nudge, wink, wink. Naw, I'm sure they will be good on repair costs.


Hmm, sounds like an idea. I could never lie though, I'm cursed with one of those conscience thingys! I see there's a product service in Alberta, I'll phone them tomorrow.
 
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No worries,
Just send it to them and tell them what happened. They'll fix it. At least they have done so for me in the past.


 
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Last time I bent a tube on a leupy I got a bill for $150. Still cheaper than a new scope Wink

Said to hear about the rifle.

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366 I am truely sorry to hear of your trouble. However my Grandfather had a saying when the going got tough. He would say " Its never so bad it couldn't be worse." The scope and stock are a write off BUT they can be replaced. The important thing is you were not hurt. I have a friend who was tightening up a loose bolt on his kids swing set. Somehow he managed to fall off a break his foot and ankle in several spots. He managed to do this one week before we were schded to leave for Montana on an elk and mule deer hunt. That really sucked! His foot and ankle have never been the same
 
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Had the stock been a McMillan ... BTW, is the barrel O.K., or will the rifle shoot around corners now?
 
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The barrel is fine. I'll do some thinking on the stock replacement.
 
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this one of those "tweener" things...hurts too much to laugh, and you're too big to cry...


Big Grin Hopefully, the new year treats you a little better.


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While at the range today I slipped on some ice and shattered my stock and scope. Aparently they don't hold up so well if you fall on them! thumbdown
I 'll post photos as soon as I can get my hands on a camera. Both of mine are with my wife, she's visiting her family.
Damn what a way to end the year!!!!!!!!!!!!
On the up stroke my 300 WSM is shooting quite well with the new loads.


Sorry about the stock and scope. Could you post the loads for your 300wsm as I just got my new one and hope to start load testing soon?
 
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Sorry about the stock and scope. Could you post the loads for your 300wsm as I just got my new one and hope to start load testing soon?


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Oh man 366 really sorry for that... Lucky with that kind of impact that you didn't hurt yourself...


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Oh man 366 really sorry for that... Lucky with that kind of impact that you didn't hurt yourself...


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Sorry to hear of your misfortune and am glad you are O.K. with nothing but your pride aching (well maybe your backside too).
I'm 100% sure that Leupold will repair or replace the scope. 2 years ago I did something reeaally stupid and broke my 3-9 vari-X II. It was my fault absolutely and I fessed up to it and sent it to them expecting to pay, they said the scope was not repairable and sent me a new one at NO CHARGE!
If I was you I'd do the same thing and tell it like it was and I know they will treat you right, they are fantastic!
Sorry there isn't a quick fix for the stock.
 
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Try to get the European scope companies to do that!


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That sucks dude you should call me next time you go out.
 
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