I'm about to have two rifles built and have it narrowed down between these two builders. I'm fairly new to the world of high-end custom rifles and wanted to see if there were some folks with a little more wisdom on this sight that might have any feedback on one versus the other. Beanland Rifles are 15-20% less pricey....so that will have a little to do with the decision as well.
Beanland vs McWhorter Rifles
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Rick Richard
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Don't know about Beanfield, but I have been to Mcwhorters shop and shot one of their rifles.
They make a very fine product and the rifles do shoot, but I think you can get the same are better for cheaper from other fine smiths.
You can usually find several of their rifles for sale on Gunbroker.
They make a very fine product and the rifles do shoot, but I think you can get the same are better for cheaper from other fine smiths.
You can usually find several of their rifles for sale on Gunbroker.
MudRunner2005
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After talking with the guy from McWhorter on the phone, yall know how I feel about them...
Never will they get a penny of my money.
Never will they get a penny of my money.
jcann
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You won't regret a Jon Beanland build. He's down here in my neck of the woods in Gould Okla. and he builds one hell of a rifle. Check out snipers hide if you want references. I've yet to hear of one dissatisfied customer.
royinidaho
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Me thinks this is a naive question. Most probably any rifle from either of these sources will out shoot the shooter and mechanically function beyond the requirements of any situation that will be encountered by a typical user.
Personalities and temperaments notwithstanding I doubt there would be dissatisfaction with final result regardless of the choice.
Personalities and temperaments notwithstanding I doubt there would be dissatisfaction with final result regardless of the choice.
marioq
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I love my mcwhorter!!!!
It's sweet. Just not enough time to shoot it!!!
It's sweet. Just not enough time to shoot it!!!
marioq
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338 lapua
They are fine for me. I bought a gun off the rack and didn't want any changes. They have been responsive with questions
Just ordered a beanland rifle, it should be completed within a few months. I did a ton of research and couldn't find one dissatified customer with Jon. Plus a couple of top shooters shot his rifles as well. That says something to me. One big plus was Jon returned calls and emails promptly.
RMulhern
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My family has several Jon Beanland rifles and Jon's work is way ahead of whomever is in second place! I'll put his builds up against any and all comers!!
My vote goes to Beanland! I have 2 rifles built by Jon and am planning a 3rd. Both of my rifles are absolute tack drivers, the workmanship on both are second to none and Jon is one of the nicest guys you will ever meet. To me it's a no-brainer, have Jon build what you want and put the money saved towards the best optics you can afford. If Jon builds it, IT WILL BE ACCURATE, PERIOD!
marioq
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There are no prices on the site. What's his gun go for??
