I think it may depend on the cartridge of choice, and range limits. The Hammers, Cutting Edge, Chinchagas, and Rocky's come in multiple weights, plus there are Accubonds and the likes.Know the hunter and MK are ok for game,what others.Would like a 375 some day. That 350 lazer lookes wicked
Brand New, unfired. Hard to sell them as new you if I put a bunch of rounds down the barrel. Proof barrels have a great accuracy reputation. $5,500 for the Manners/Proof one.Curious what your asking for the proof barreled rifle. Any accuracy pics
I have shot one of his cheytac's and it shot amazingly well, the Terminator brake tamed it down to the point you could spot most of your own shots. Very fun!Carbon or standard fill on the manners? Jewell bottom safety I'm assuming. Have you weighed that particular rifle. 1-10 twist? How have your previous builds shot?
It's a heavy fill on the Manners. Jewell trigger, 10 twist, 16 lbs. They all shoot great, 1/2 MOA guarantee just like any other custom rifle. many builds up on my gallery at my website, lots of repeat customers. There's no reason a big cartridge can't shoot tiny groups. This target is out of a 375 Cheytac build with a Bartlein, that was just sighting in the scope, 6 rounds down the barrel. One shot, couple clicks down, three more on top of each other.Carbon or standard fill on the manners? Jewell bottom safety I'm assuming. Have you weighed that particular rifle. 1-10 twist? How have your previous builds shot?
30" barrel, 16 lbs. I'm not sure what you mean by format. No matter the brand, it's still a barrel and action bedded in a stock. Most guys shoot the heavier Cutting Edge bullets. I've shot 410 gr and the way down to 350 gr match kings.Whats it weight and barrel length,what bullet did you set up for? I have no familiarity with this format