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Moa evolution 28N
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That's my predicament. This thing is a total hammer and very comfortable to shoot. But it doesn't line up with what I generally use or want to carry. I was thinking about sending it back to MOA for a new NF NX8 and a new carbon stock.
GSP814
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My MOA Evolution in 6.5x284 is a one hole hole hammer bump!
Would that drop any weight?
If it was about 7.5 bare weight, I'd be all over it but the next rifle I buy needs to be lighter for a sheep hunt.
I think I can get it down quite a bit. The scope is heavy and the stock is a fiberglass McMillan. One thing about sheep country is that it is always windy. Those 195 Bergers are the best it gets and bucking wind
Another bump for a great rifle with ammo ready to roll
I just compared the barrel to one of my 700s. The contour is maybe one heavier than the thin rem barrel. I bet you could get this under 9# as the last rem 700 7mag I played with was 8.7# with a NXS on it
I don't know exactly but I would guess it was built around 2016-2017. The evolution won't show up on their website because they were a "cheaper" version of their rifles. Any of their new ones start at $5750 for bare rifle
Last try before I send it out to be changed over. I talked to MOA today and have a bunch of info on the rifle
One more try for the weekend. Lots of interest. No takers
I'm thinking it's right around 175-200.
