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Sorry for the catch-all subject there, I've got a real boat-load of stuff on the plate this time.
First a comment:
I'm interested to hear more about the SC2 project, aside from what has already been said.
Next the questions:
I know the SC1 has a Montana Rifleman barrel, did the prototype also have this barrel?
Is the SC1 only offered with a single front swivel stud?
Will Brownell's eventually offer the M700 BDL short action in stainless or titanium?
Is the Weatherby Mark V action for standard cartridges available in a short action? (The two sizes, magnum and standard, make me think the .308 would be slapped in the 30-06 length "standard"
H-S Precision will put a mercury recoil reducer in some of their stocks, will McMillan, and do Mercury tubes work enough to notice a difference?
Lastly, I would like to hear everyone's opinion on the following:
Howa heavy barrel .308 stainless barreled actions for "build it yourself" use
Montana Rifleman barreled actions for same
Montana rifleman use of castings and 415 instead of 416 stainless in the actions
Any comments on Texas Brigade Armory
phew, well I'm sure I'm come up with more questions, but thats it for now. Thanks in advance.
Practice, Practice, Practice, and shoot true.
First a comment:
I'm interested to hear more about the SC2 project, aside from what has already been said.
Next the questions:
I know the SC1 has a Montana Rifleman barrel, did the prototype also have this barrel?
Is the SC1 only offered with a single front swivel stud?
Will Brownell's eventually offer the M700 BDL short action in stainless or titanium?
Is the Weatherby Mark V action for standard cartridges available in a short action? (The two sizes, magnum and standard, make me think the .308 would be slapped in the 30-06 length "standard"
H-S Precision will put a mercury recoil reducer in some of their stocks, will McMillan, and do Mercury tubes work enough to notice a difference?
Lastly, I would like to hear everyone's opinion on the following:
Howa heavy barrel .308 stainless barreled actions for "build it yourself" use
Montana Rifleman barreled actions for same
Montana rifleman use of castings and 415 instead of 416 stainless in the actions
Any comments on Texas Brigade Armory
phew, well I'm sure I'm come up with more questions, but thats it for now. Thanks in advance.
Practice, Practice, Practice, and shoot true.