I found a rifle that has me interested. It's made by MG Arms out of Texas. Looks like they've been building rifles for quite a few years, but I had never heard of them. Just wondering if anyone has experience with their guns in terms of build quality and accuracy? Rifle is in another state so have only seen pics at this point. Thanks for any insight.
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MG Arms reviews?
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Buddy has nearly 20 year old ultra light in 375 h and h. Been great. All over the world and no problems. Has a brake and it doesn't kick bad at all. I usually sight it in for him every couple years and it's consistent clover leaf at 100 yards.
I have a 340 Weatherby built by him over 20 years ago. Took it to Alaska to shoot a brown bear. Performed great in bad weather shooting 225 Trophy Bonded bullets. Went on an elk trip and after shooting elk a pack horse decided to pass and made the rifle into a pistol by snapping it in a scabbard. Kerry was great restocking it for cost. He and his wife have run a quality shop in Houston next to Carters shooting range. Used to shoot next to their shooter there developing loads for his rifles. All looked and shot great. Mine is an ultra light also and wouldn't want to shoot it all day, but was not unpleasant to shoot.
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Love to see a picture after you get it.
I've got Rifles Inc in 300 Rum in Ultra Light and actually prefer my MGA. Personal opinion only.
