Any PGM 338LM shooters?
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Re: Any PGM 338LM shooters?
at around $12,000 US, (without optics) you aren't going to find many PGM shooters here. The pricing is absolutely insulting!
at around $12,000 US, (without optics) you aren't going to find many PGM shooters here. The pricing is absolutely insulting!
Re: Any PGM 338LM shooters?
shit!!!
And mine has two spare magazines,spare barrel and an extra target trigger (600 grams) all in a fitted interior case from PGM.
Did'nt know it was that expensive, traded with a Sako TRG 22 with all the extras and a PM2, and some cash between.
And mine has two spare magazines,spare barrel and an extra target trigger (600 grams) all in a fitted interior case from PGM.
Did'nt know it was that expensive, traded with a Sako TRG 22 with all the extras and a PM2, and some cash between.
Re: Any PGM 338LM shooters?
The rifle stands in the first line with AI AWM and Sako TRG, it has better ergonomics and human engineering and the magazine holds seven 0.338 LM cartridges and its accuracy is the best I have seen like a bench rest gun, the only bad thing I can say about the rifle is that it's not as robust as the AI.
The rifle stands in the first line with AI AWM and Sako TRG, it has better ergonomics and human engineering and the magazine holds seven 0.338 LM cartridges and its accuracy is the best I have seen like a bench rest gun, the only bad thing I can say about the rifle is that it's not as robust as the AI.
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Thank you for your reply - mine has 10 shot magazines - are we talking about the same rifle? Curious about what is less sturdy on the PGM are there any spare parts that I should invest in (already have an extra firing pin and extractor)?
Thank you for your reply - mine has 10 shot magazines - are we talking about the same rifle? Curious about what is less sturdy on the PGM are there any spare parts that I should invest in (already have an extra firing pin and extractor)?
Re: Any PGM 338LM shooters?
The promotional photo used at the Army Sniper Association for the 2010 International Sniper Competition at Ft Benning.
The promotional photo used at the Army Sniper Association for the 2010 International Sniper Competition at Ft Benning.
Re: Any PGM 338LM shooters?
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: chrisj</div><div class="ubbcode-body">at around $12,000 US, (without optics) you aren't going to find many PGM shooters here. The pricing is absolutely insulting!</div></div>
Chris, you're a bit off on the price. Send me a PM and I will update you. I think you were thinking about the price of the PGM Hecate II .50 BMG complete system.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: chrisj</div><div class="ubbcode-body">at around $12,000 US, (without optics) you aren't going to find many PGM shooters here. The pricing is absolutely insulting!</div></div>
Chris, you're a bit off on the price. Send me a PM and I will update you. I think you were thinking about the price of the PGM Hecate II .50 BMG complete system.
Re: Any PGM 338LM shooters?
The PGM .338LM's are not a low or mid priced system, however, pricing all depends on exactly how you would like the system configured as each system is custom built specifically for each customer (for both military and civilian customers).
For example, if you wanted a short picitinny rail assembly as shown in the first picture on this thread, or if you require the long rail assembly for use with AN/PVS MUNS systems and PEQ's. There is also options for the European "Parker and Hale" bipod assembly or the US PSR submission varient with the 6 oclock picatinny rail assembly in conjunction with the QD swivel Harris Bipod - as this version was submitted with the US SOCOM PSR competition. Other choices include transport case options, handgrip options, etc.
Take a look at this page with pics and information to get some ideas of whats available.
PGM .338LM PSR page link
Send me an email when you are ready and I will help you.
[email protected]
The PGM .338LM's are not a low or mid priced system, however, pricing all depends on exactly how you would like the system configured as each system is custom built specifically for each customer (for both military and civilian customers).
For example, if you wanted a short picitinny rail assembly as shown in the first picture on this thread, or if you require the long rail assembly for use with AN/PVS MUNS systems and PEQ's. There is also options for the European "Parker and Hale" bipod assembly or the US PSR submission varient with the 6 oclock picatinny rail assembly in conjunction with the QD swivel Harris Bipod - as this version was submitted with the US SOCOM PSR competition. Other choices include transport case options, handgrip options, etc.
Take a look at this page with pics and information to get some ideas of whats available.
PGM .338LM PSR page link
Send me an email when you are ready and I will help you.
[email protected]
Re: Any PGM 338LM shooters?
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Poison123</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Thats cool...and I'll send you a email....but why not publish pricing in the open on it? </div></div>
Wondering the same thing.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Poison123</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Thats cool...and I'll send you a email....but why not publish pricing in the open on it? </div></div>
Wondering the same thing.
Re: Any PGM 338LM shooters?
Prices are averaging at around 8.4K and change based upon configuration and customer specified options and equipment.
Please please let me know what specifically you are looking for with regards to the configuration.
Prices are averaging at around 8.4K and change based upon configuration and customer specified options and equipment.
Please please let me know what specifically you are looking for with regards to the configuration.
