Any Bighorn Origin Production class rifle plans?

[Chesapeake]

Does anybody know if there are any plans to do a production class rifle with the Bighorn Origin action?

 

[b6graham]

@Lowlight with all his talk of barreled actions and user swap caliber changes...seems like Mile High would be a good candidate for this...

 

[Codiekfx400]

I am digging this back up. I would love to see a Origin production class rifle. Everything about the Origin screams quality. Origin, KRG Bravo, proof barrel, Triggertech special, or Timney Calvin elite single stage all in a 6mm BR with a MDT BR mag.

 

[Sheldon N]

I am digging this back up. I would love to see a Origin production class rifle. Everything about the Origin screams quality. Origin, KRG Bravo, proof barrel, Triggertech special, or Timney Calvin elite single stage all in a 6mm BR with a MDT BR mag.

Sounds about like your average "open" rig.

 

[bschneiderheinze]

I am digging this back up. I would love to see a Origin production class rifle. Everything about the Origin screams quality. Origin, KRG Bravo, proof barrel, Triggertech special, or Timney Calvin elite single stage all in a 6mm BR with a MDT BR mag.

This is exactly what my son has been shooting in open class all year with the execetion of a bugholes Bartlein. I don’t see how in anyway this is a production rifle.

 

[Codiekfx400]

As long as it’s under 2k msrp it’s a production rifle.

 

[keystoneshooter]

I thought hunts long range was going to do one awhile back.

bravo with origin action

Haven’t heard anymore about it

 

[Sheldon N]

As long as it’s under 2k msrp it’s a production rifle.

I think there are some regulatory hoops to jump through in order for a rifle to be sold as a "complete" rifle for purposes of production class. Can't just assemble $2k worth of parts and call it production, though I'm not sure anyone is checking.

 

[spife7980]

I think there are some regulatory hoops to jump through in order for a rifle to be sold as a "complete" rifle for purposes of production class. Can't just assemble $2k worth of parts and call it production, though I'm not sure anyone is checking.

Original manufactures configuration of a complete firearm.

https://www.precisionrifleseries.com/static/media/uploads/prs_rules.pdf

 

[Sutherlandsd]

I am digging this back up. I would love to see a Origin production class rifle. Everything about the Origin screams quality. Origin, KRG Bravo, proof barrel, Triggertech special, or Timney Calvin elite single stage all in a 6mm BR with a MDT BR mag.

I have this exact setup except it's a Lefty with a KRG X-ray chassis ?
I also have the exact same setup for my other son with a PVA 6br and an mpa hybrid.

It's a beast.

 

[Sheldon N]

Original manufactures configuration of a complete firearm.

I was referring more to the ATF side of things for selling a complete rifle. Look back at the hoops they had to jump through to get the Hancock rifle approved (setting aside lead times/production issues).

 

[spife7980]

I was referring more to the ATF side of things for selling a complete rifle. Look back at the hoops they had to jump through to get the Hancock rifle approved (setting aside lead times/production issues).

You mean theres more to life/selling rifles than just the PRS handbook?!

 

[b6graham]

I was referring more to the ATF side of things for selling a complete rifle. Look back at the hoops they had to jump through to get the Hancock rifle approved (setting aside lead times/production issues).

whats the difference between Mile High/altus/anyone selling a barreled action and one with a chassis and trigger on it? generally curious if there is one legal/paperwork wise

 

[Codiekfx400]

I am pretty sure the receiver would have to have the manufacturer name on it. Also the atf will want its money for a complete firearm sale. If it’s just the barreled action and a stock sold separately the atf does not get their cut.

 

[Sheldon N]

Yeah, I think that's the issue. The "manufacturer" of a complete rifle is different than the manufacturer of a receiver.