snox801
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I have pierce doing a ti action and bolt for me right now. Everyone I have used is a very nice unit.
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ultralight actions??
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Rich Coyle
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snox801,
Can you smoothly run the bolt without taking the rifle from your shoulder? Even after my Pierce was ceracoated it was still difficult to operate from the shoulder.
Can you smoothly run the bolt without taking the rifle from your shoulder? Even after my Pierce was ceracoated it was still difficult to operate from the shoulder.
Buzzsaw
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That's the main problem I see with picking an Ultralight action, they haven't really taken off yet so I guess not many are made at a time, maybe by "order" meaning you get in line till they make a "run" of ultra lights.
That won't be the case with Pierce. Mine was 90 days.
Buzzsaw
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I saw this on their website, so they live up to this? Very Encouraging , How do you like it? Did you get the Ultralight with the optional ultralight bolt?
I would ask if you plan on ordering but both of my Pierce actions were within a few days of 90. I do have the lightweight bolt(chrome moly). I do believe they offer a titanium bolt now but I may be wrong. I love it. Mine is completely cerakoted. My second one is truly a custom. I had them cut a scallop out of the side and added the lightweight bolt. It is all chrome moly and nitrided. It is about 4 oz heavier. The guys there treat me like a friend and they meet their times. I feel the actions are better than any hunting action I have cycled which is most. I have not had my hands on a defiance or a LPA.
bigngreen
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The Pierce with a Nitrided Ti bolt is one of the smoothest actions out there, the previous steel bolts were gummy but I've have cerakote many and the ran well after that. The new bolt will let you run it like a tactical jackhammer if you want but if your having to hang onto the knob like a gear shift I would say you need to work on your bolt manipulation technique!!!
