For Sale FS Allen Precision LRSS 300 Raptor

Hey guys,

I'm relisting my 300 Raptor as pictured turn key following having required surgery to remove my appendix.

APS Raptor single shot action-Defiance based.
34" 1:8.5 bartlien LRSS contour with medium Pain killer brake
Jewel trigger
McMillan A5 Super Magnum stock
7-35 ATACR MOAR-T with two sets of night force rings-optional
Long range accuracy F-class bipod
Weighs just under 20lbs ready to hunt


I've put about ~20 rounds on it myself in addition to Kirby's original load development for it.

Load and performance consists of 245gr Berger's doing 3400FPS packing 6300 ftlbs

This would be an amazing elk buster

Kirby also has a 32" 1:8.7 .338 barrel that's being held for me for this rifle in addition. That deposit can be taken over for an additional 400$

*load data, brass, dies, open box of 245's included. I'm wanting to make this fully turn key for the buyer but I'm willing to separate the scope from the rifle if needed.

7900$ Turn Key
4900$ for the Rifle and extras, minus the NF 7-35

That would kill a few Aoudad. All with one shot just line them up.

Good luck with your sale. It's a great looking rifle.

I have wanted a raptor since Kirby first talked about it on one of the forums many years ago, still haven't been able to afford one of his rifles/chamberings haha.

How many pieces of brass do you have for it? Being such a unique round I'd hope it's enough for the life of the barrel. Unless Kirby finally got a reliable source for them?

Rifleman97 said:

I have wanted a raptor since Kirby first talked about it on one of the forums many years ago, still haven't been able to afford one of his rifles/chamberings haha.

How many pieces of brass do you have for it? Being such a unique round I'd hope it's enough for the life of the barrel. Unless Kirby finally got a reliable source for them?

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I would have to recount. Unfortunately, I have lost a few cases but there's enough from what I remember to toast the barrel.

Fortunately Kirby has a very reliable source of brass thanks to Peterson and the 33XC parent case.

Unforeseen to Kirby, the 33XC case requires neck turning with his original reamer. He had another reamer made after mine that doesn't require the necks to be turned.

TXAoudadKlr said:

I would have to recount. Unfortunately, I have lost a few cases but there's enough from what I remember to toast the barrel.

Fortunately Kirby has a very reliable source of brass thanks to Peterson and the 33XC parent case.

Unforeseen to Kirby, the 33XC case requires neck turning with his original reamer. He had another reamer made after mine that doesn't require the necks to be turned.

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Fascinating! I had no idea there's multiple generations of it. His website still says no brass available so I assumed you couldn't get it anymore. Thanks! I hope in 2-3 years I'll have my house where I want it and be able to start getting into the long range customs rifles again, I haven't shot anything, even steel, at 1000 yards or further in over 2 years now and I've been itching to get back into it recently.

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Really want to get this moved