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Ruger Precision Rifle Discussion
Nice shooting! Glad the bag rider is working out for you. And thanks for the review! I've designed two other options now as well. I'll post them below.- ricksmunn
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- Forum: Bolt Action Rifles
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Three Bag Rider styles for the RPR- ricksmunn
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Ruger Precision Rifle Discussion
It does have 2 caming surfaces just like the factory piece. Maybe it just looks weird when you see it disassembled- ricksmunn
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- Forum: Bolt Action Rifles
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Ruger Precision Rifle Discussion
No problem. They released them after everybody had problems with the factory piece. They are a little spendy, but here’s a link: https://www.anarchyoutdoors.com/billet-ruger-precision-american-rifle-cocking-piece/- ricksmunn
- Post #4,113
- Forum: Bolt Action Rifles
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Ruger Precision Rifle Discussion
Unfortunately that is a common issue with the RPR. Mine broke too. Anarchy Outdoors sells an aftermarket one now that is much stronger. Also, when I talked to Ruger I convinced them to let me only send them the bolt which was much more convenient. If you have aftermarket items on your rifle I...- ricksmunn
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- Forum: Bolt Action Rifles
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Ruger Precision Rifle Discussion
Here’s a video that better explains how the bag rider is installed and how it locks into place. Hope this helps.- ricksmunn
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- Forum: Bolt Action Rifles
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Ruger Precision Rifle Discussion
Sorry, my response wasn’t very clear. I meant the bag rider was spendy, but the machines they use for that are extremely expensive and they print really high quality stuff, so I guess that makes sense.- ricksmunn
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- Forum: Bolt Action Rifles
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Ruger Precision Rifle Discussion
I can print off a couple and ship them out to you guys. They’re $20 if that works for you- ricksmunn
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- Forum: Bolt Action Rifles
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Ruger Precision Rifle Discussion
I ordered mine off amazon for 14.99. It’s held up good so far. If anyone needs an angled bag rider let me know.- ricksmunn
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Ruger Precision Rifle Discussion
Dang, that’s pretty spendy. I wouldn’t charge that much. No, I actually bought that pad off of amazon, but I have made a couple of cheek pads for guns in the past.- ricksmunn
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Ruger Precision Rifle Discussion
I shoot PRS style matches and it helps to have an angled bag rider to make quick elevation adjustments on the clock. I have a flat version as well, but I have found the angled version to be most useful.- ricksmunn
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Ruger Precision Rifle Discussion
Finished up this angled bag project a while back. I think it turned out pretty good. And it’s tooless.- ricksmunn
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Curtis Custom Actions (Vector)
I think my 6.5 barrels were cut to be torqued, but I only hand tighten them. So it’s the opposite of what the other guy does- ricksmunn
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- Forum: Bolt Action Rifles
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Curtis Custom Actions (Vector)
Yes, they were both benchmark barrels cut by Alamo Precision for Jake Vibbert- ricksmunn
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