I used a mesa precision, I switched to a floor plate because I like those better for huntingWhat stock did you go with? Did you reuse the Magpull Bottom Metal?
I used a mesa precision, I switched to a floor plate because I like those better for huntingWhat stock did you go with? Did you reuse the Magpull Bottom Metal?
I agree with you, but I also think that while pivoting with the market is important, getting it close to correct on the first go is jist as important. I think Browning lost market share with their previous offerings not meeting the needs of reloaders. Every Browning I've been around had a very heavy trigger, very short mag length, and long throat.Well Browning seems to get it with faster twist models. Having faster twist does not mean you cannot shoot lighter bullets. A 1:9 twist on a 300WM does not prevent shooting factory ammo at all but does give better opportunity to shoot heavier in a cartridge designed to do so. A rifle should take into account the end use of factory ammo and the potential for reloaders.
Building a rifle that has flexibility to satisfy more end users is smart marketing not catering to anyone.
One of my concerns about the stock is less of a concern now. The bottom "metal" is made by Magpull (the whole thing: Trigger guard/bottom metal and magazine). It's mostly plastic, so I was concerned it would crack torquing the action down. I took the action out of the stock today and found that where the action screws go through the bottom metal is metal (metal inserts) so no real concern with cracking it. Actually a decent system for the price ($80 retail with 1 magazine).I have one in 240 Weatherby. I'll be getting it all set up soon. Kind of an impulse buy because of the 1:7.5 twist rate. Little fast twist speed demon.
Going to top it off with an Nightforce NXS 2.5-10x42.
I'm already itching to replace the stock but I am really trying to give it a try as-is. New Stock, bottom metal, magazine… turns into a $2,000-$2,500 gun real quick (before optics).
What's the mag box length on it? How did your build turnout ?FINALLY got my action. It's at the smith's now being built. It's a long action magnum. Looking forward to shooting & testing.
Accuracy?I have had two of them and am still shooting one in 280 AI. For a production rifle they are pretty dang good. Mine smoothed up real nice and I have had no issues.
yes accuracy?Accuracy?