vpexp
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Surprised you thought this was a "carry mountain rifle" given the pictures and description, not many mountain rifles built with McMillan A5. Check out Rifles, Inc. Lex builds them below 5#.
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Surprised you thought this was a "carry mountain rifle" given the pictures and description, not many mountain rifles built with McMillan A5. Check out Rifles, Inc. Lex builds them below 5#.
vpexp
Active Member
Surprised you thought this was a "carry mountain rifle" given the pictures and description. Not many of those built on a McMillan A5. Check out Rifles, Inc. Lex builds them 5 pounds or less.
marioq
Well-Known Member
I didn't think it 14 lbs. was more thinking 10 or so. Never had an A5. Not sure what they weigh. But a 28 in barrel does add some lbs.
I want the gun but I'm not. A bench guy or a target guy. I'll kepp an eye out and see if I can find an application for it and if it's still sale I'll get it.
I want the gun but I'm not. A bench guy or a target guy. I'll kepp an eye out and see if I can find an application for it and if it's still sale I'll get it.
vpexp
Active Member
Bump
WildRose
Well-Known Member
A5 is the stock I have on "The Beast". You liked it when you handled it in NM. This rig should be four pounds or so lighter than it is.
If it shoots as well as the Beast does you'd have another nice LR Rig and have the rifle you once wanted.
vpexp
Active Member
Sold pending funds.
