I am using Accurate Mag - .338 LM CIP 3.775" - and also suppressed.That looks pretty sharp my friend.
Something I should add in regards to weight is it will be suppressed 100% of the time.
I am using Accurate Mag - .338 LM CIP 3.775" - and also suppressed.That looks pretty sharp my friend.
Something I should add in regards to weight is it will be suppressed 100% of the time.
Ok, I must have a reading comprehension problem with looking at their website.I am using Accurate Mag - .338 LM CIP 3.775" - and also suppressed.
My anTi works great with Hawkins Hunter M5 DBM and Hunter AICS style magsAm I reading these reviews correctly? Both the Nanook and AnTi CANNOT use AICS style mags?
Not sure about AICS mags, but...Am I reading these reviews correctly? Both the Nanook and AnTi CANNOT use AICS style mags?
Lightweight is a relative term. For me what's being listed will be lighter then current hunting rifles.Doesn't really seem like a true "lightweight" build with the stock choice...so I would recommend a Bighorn Origin and then run as many bolt heads and barrels as your heart desires...and for under a $1,000.
Very sharp build! How do you like the LP?If it helps at all with your build options. 9.8 pounds unloaded
Manners LA LRH
Lone peak fusion titanium
Proof carbon sendeo 300 PRC
Titanium CA break
Nightforce 7x35x56 ATACR (taken off my target gun)
Trigger tech
—definitely can shave some weight of needed with another scope
Very nice. Have a few of them. The DLC/nitrite coating makes them slick. Love the proof prefit for them. Easy to swap barrel if needed.Very sharp build! How do you like the LP?