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Accessories AI-ATX Chassis and Manners MCS-T Adjustable M5 BDM

Looking to sell a couple extra stocks I have, prices are before shipping.


1) Manners MCS-T Carbon (2.6lbs). This stock I purchased used and is in really good shape. This is a bedded stock with pillars. Molded in gloss finish.

Specs:
MCS-T Adjustable Comb
Rem700 S/A R/H
Badger M5 bottom metal
2 flush cups on left side
2 flush cups on right side
2 flush cups on bottom
Pic rail out front
GAP molded in camo carbon gloss
Standard length of pull
Full Carbon (2.6lbs)
M24 barrel
M5 Bottom Metal

Price is $549.99 plus shipping without bottom metal

Trade plus cash for GAP Camo LRH Rem700 SA


2) AI-ATX for REM 700 S/A RH. Was used slightly on my 6GT. Condition is like new. $1299.99 or trade for Manners TCS 700 S/A with Sikes Rail double dead mini chassis

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300 yard consistency

Not realistic to think you can consistently hold sub moa at 300yds with a 22lr...just too many variables come into play. I strive for gun/ammo combo that can hold that at 200, beyond that it is what it is on any given day.
This X 1000

There’s a reason there aren’t national BR comps at 300.

22rf is “a shoe box” at 300 if you shoot enough no matter what you spend.

Vudoo closed the doors…

What rimfire action do you think feels better? Looking at going a different route and interested in your experience
RimX by far. I started with a Bergara and then upgraded to the RimX. Hell even the Bergara felt better to me than any Vudoo I've ever shot.

Although I would wait till they get their current issue with the bolts ironed out before buying.

KMW & TAC OPS Poss Second Go Around

Good morning all.
Checking in with an update.

This project is totally waiting on me.
Per previous posts, the lockup for the folding stock of the Zealot is being tweaked. The original wasn't bad. In fact it was quite good. But I was not happy with it so here we are. . . .

While we were in the assembly model, I tweaked a few tiny things that I would not have changed had we not already been in CAD modifying the model. Most would never notice some of the updates but they will cumulatively make the Zealot chassis even more rugged as well as smoothing out some assembly steps.

The latch buttons are already machined, nitrided and delivered to KMW. Just that part is over $6,500.00 in inventory sitting here. That combined with the inventory of other custom springs, Z-latches, etc. that is staying the same makes for a juicy carrot dangling on the end of the string for us to get this done ASAP.

Final tweaks on the fixturing and tool path programing are being made.
We may finally be getting close.

Thank you for your patience and have a great week.
T

Maggie’s Motivational Pic Thread v2.0 - - New Rules - See Post #1

Hmm... Now THIS is an oddity for sure. I'd call it the 'platypus of firearms'. It's got the bird's head grips of a Colt Lightning revolver, the semi-rolling block action of the 1866 Remington Rider Parlor Derringer, a tubular magazine of a lever rifle, and a pump action. In a pistol. From Tippmann Ordnance, the creators of the .22LR Gatling Gun. This is their upcoming "Pirate Pistol". Cal: .380 ACP.

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I can DEFINITELY see this as a niche piece that would be more used in movie and TV production and secondary as a range piece. It would fit quite well into the post-apocalyptic sci-fi "Wasteland" western or space-western genres...

What a missed opportunity to chamber it in 10mm or .50 AE
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Any reason you never see builds on Winchester Actions?

Some M70 (and FN SPR) stuff we've done. (new and old)


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