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I thought the context would make it clear that I was talking about an M24 from someplace like GAP or RWS. And yes, I would be very disappointed if it didn't shooter at least as well as a stock Savage or Tikka.

Depending on the caliber, I'd be pretty upset if I paid for top shelf work and then got told I need to invest extra time and money for it to actually perform better than off the shelf rifles. I'd like to get an M24 but it damn sure better shoot well with factory available ammo.

Damn. Very close to what I was looking for. Don't suppose you'd want an Archimedes in a Cadex chassis?

I'd call 3/4 MOA pretty damn accurate for a rifle like that.

What kind of barrel swap? I asked about having a barrel swapped to a different caliber they make and was told no.

I kind of wish somebody would make a replica looking MST100 with simplified and updated tech. Maybe a fixed 12x or 15x, simple BDC marked .1 MIL turrets, maybe add on to the mil dot reticle (have the core be mil dot but possibly include more hold-off points around it), have the paralax be a...

What kind of rifles do competitors typically run at these matches?

What does it weigh setup like that?

A 40X would be a good option for the bigger Unertl. Or, one of Peter Senich's books shows a similar Unertl mounted on a Model 70 supposedly used in Korea. Also, I believe the other two pictured are 1-1/2" objectives, not 1-1/4.

I have one of those and I can't, for the life of me, remember where I got it. Mines not in great shape though.

I wonder if .30-06 length cartridges will feed better than short action rounds?

I don't think I've ever seen a factory Winchester with the barrel contour. The position of the front sight block is also kind of odd.

If I recall correctly, they're not a very rigid action, which can be a problem with heavy barrels. It's been a few years since I have read anything on the subject.

$1000-1500. Probably start at 1500 and work down from there but might sell quick even at that price.

Seconded. Heck, I'd probably take a barreled action for close to that price. Although, I wonder if Remington can still build them.

I wonder why FN never brought the SCAR-PR to the American market. The 16 inch with the standard 17 stock intrigues me.

Could it also lead to premature failure?

Is that for building a new can or altering a pre-existing can?

Fair point but beauty is in the eye of the beholder. Also, form can sometimes negatively impact function.

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