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New Rifle: Seekins Havak HIT

The built in ear plug holder is awesome. ;)

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In this exclusive video, Glen Seekins takes us through a detailed breakdown of the brand-new rifle that's taking the industry by storm. Discover the innovative features, design improvements, and cutting-edge technology that make this rifle a game-changer. If you're a firearms enthusiast, this is one video you don't want to miss!
 
Anyone know if the new M3 (60 degree bolt) takes AW mags? Curious to know if there's a six o' clock lug stripping rounds off the magazine. As I understand it, that's the most reliable bolt face orientation for an AW.
 
I’m not seeing any accuracy reports on any of these rifles… How do the shoot? How’s the quality? I don’t know if I should get one of these or build one. I’m thinking a 25 creedmoor is that available
 
I’m not seeing any accuracy reports on any of these rifles… How do the shoot? How’s the quality? I don’t know if I should get one of these or build one. I’m thinking a 25 creedmoor is that available
They're just being released now. All of the previous rifles Seekins has released have been well received and their customer service is top notch.
 
Looks like batches of HIT PRO M3's landed at a lot of retailers this past weekend and most of all the online ones have been snatched up. Let's hear about them/see them guys!
I've been getting decent groups so far. at distance same results/accuracy as i did with my delta 5 pro which was a tac driver. The bolt is smooth and falls into place well (the receiver has like a curved cutout instead of a straight face that guides the bolt in. Haven't used the quick change feature yet. the chassis doesn't wiggle and locks up nice but the stock doesn't lock into place when folded which is kind of a bummer. NV rail bridge fits perfect and is rock solid. Loving mine overall. I'm gonna go shoot it again tomorrow and try to get a prone grouping, all my groups so far have been standing leaning over a table with a rear bag and bipod but I want to get down on the ground where i have more stability.
 

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Has anyone taken the time to look down the receiver, muzzle end to chamber, before threading on your different barrels. I decided to clean out the internal threads and when I got to the end I noticed like this O-Ring/thin metal washer almost, that is housed after the last thread and the "wall" of the chamber. It reminded me of a gas ring on an AR Bolt, but it was behind the last thread. Anyone else note this? I tightened the barrel as normal, torqued down T15, and it shoots perfect. I have reached out to Seekins HIT but they don't know what I'm talking about and want me to pull the barrel and take a picture. I don't want to pull the barrel lol. Would it be something that "presses" the last barrel thread "gently" flat against the chamber receiver flat?