Custom Long Range rifles

[Rimfire]

Buy your own components and take them to any competent gunsmith and you can have a custom rig that hammers for under 2500$ any day all day. No sense in paying for a package deal as seen on tv. Find a guy that can drill a straight hole and is not in a hurry to crank out as many rifles as possible and send him your parts.

It all relative to what you want to build. If you have a $2,500 pile of parts and send it to a smith that is nice enough to put it together for 1K you now have a $3,500 rifle


There are plenty of good smiths out there that put out quality rifles. Do a little research and pick one you are comfortable with. Not a bad idea to see their shop and equipment also it might also give you some insight.

 

[Garycrow]

Jon Beanland, Gould, Oklahoma

Shhhh!

He's too busy already!

 

[RMulhern]

Shhhh!

He's too busy already!

 

[cowboywhorses]

Look at Len's from the forum. He does build some very nice rifle that shoot good. It is in the top heading of the long range rifles.

I build my own with parts when possible.

Good Luck

 

[Lrt307]

Give Trevor a call @ Cloud Peak Gunworks. He builds awesome rifles and is a great gunsmith / machinist. I personally have 3 of them. My dad has 1 and most of my buddies are running them also. Cloud Peak Gunworks Home Page

 

[zfastmalibu]

I look at some of these rifles and what the prices are and it blows me away. Call any good smith and have one built. Save your self a grand or more.

Stiller Predator $1000
Jewell trigger $200
Kreiger barrel $350
Mcmillan stock $600
Bottom metal and mag parts $175
Chamber barrel $200
Harrels brake installed $100
Bedding job $200

$2825 or less if you do you own skim bed. Or you can spend another grand or two and let some one else order the parts.