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What is a typical mountain rifle build?
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<blockquote data-quote="MTLIVIN" data-source="post: 1523884" data-attributes="member: 42384"><p>I built a all mountain/ hunting rifle setup and it's expensive, way more than just buying let's say a seeking precision Havok. Mine ended up at 9lbs total weight and I can shoot to 1000+ yards accurately if I do my part. Now, my 11+ lb rifles are way easier to shoot that far, but I hunt public lands in MT and hiking a long ways and lots of vertical isn't an option if you want above average results. IMO, a 9lb total weight rifle in 280AI is the perfect mountain setup, but just like you've found you have to spend $$ to get there.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="MTLIVIN, post: 1523884, member: 42384"] I built a all mountain/ hunting rifle setup and it’s expensive, way more than just buying let’s say a seeking precision Havok. Mine ended up at 9lbs total weight and I can shoot to 1000+ yards accurately if I do my part. Now, my 11+ lb rifles are way easier to shoot that far, but I hunt public lands in MT and hiking a long ways and lots of vertical isn’t an option if you want above average results. IMO, a 9lb total weight rifle in 280AI is the perfect mountain setup, but just like you’ve found you have to spend $$ to get there. [/QUOTE]
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