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The girls 223 plinker I put together, currently being parted out to get them into a 6.5CM. The chassis is staying though!

Cheers mate, I'd seen a couple of these mounted on our Barrett's but never knew the origin.

Mate that’s a slick price of history! Nice one👌🏼

Looking closer, you're right. It appears to be a short action and with the shape of the forend possibly the HS Precision stock from the R700P LTR's.

Following the interesting SR25 history thread, I thought this obscure build might also be of interest. I came across these photos a while ago of what appears to be an M24 modified and fitted with an SR25 suppressor, used by CAG in the early 2000's. Pictured is then CAG operator Jimmy Hall, of...

Mate this is coming along nicely!! Really looking forward to seeing this finally getting the green light👌🏼 JJ

That stock is glorious!! Im a sucker for a nice thumbhole and a folder to boot!

Is the safety lever on the two stages removable like it is on the TT single stage triggers?

Orange/Mustard for the win! As much as I'm a fan of OD Green, its not as easily read as the mustard! looks 👌. JJ

This sounds excellent! After using PDA/Coldbore Im really looking forward to seeing this come to life in app form! JJ

Rest easy mate, they're top quality and well finished. Richards gear easily fits into that top tier category of scope mounting accessories!

Hey mate, they appear to be Near Manufacturing out of Canada. http://www.nearmfg.com

Following!

Yeah mate, the rifle cover. It looks like a TacCon Boomslang.

Is that a TacCon Boomslang?

If you want a 10rd capacity in the 75III length action, the AW mags fit into the Sako 75 factory DBM, but require modification, basically welding the metal locking tab to the front edge to hold it in correctly. but for length the factory mag is almost identical in length, possibly a poofteenth...

Generally, the Sako 75's don't require any truing/blueprinting work, but if its getting rebarrelled get your smith to fit it up and check the faces and threads etc if for nothing more than to ease your mind. McMillan make a number of stock profiles for the 75's, my personal favourite being...

The Illumination is daylight bright. Perfect for short range snap engagements.

They are one and the same...Parker Hale made them for AI.