It’s a Kelbly’s Black Bear Tactical, Triggertech diamond, 419 Hellfire brake, Proof barrel, Badger DBM, I made pillars on lathe and bedded in Marine tex. NF ATACR, Kelbly’s rings. Still waiting on new 419 Arca Rail to mount the Atlas 5H bipod
Definitely my new favorite Manners now
The Black Bear Tactical is awesome, they are as slick as anything else on market. I will say they are built like a tank, big. I like the flat surfaces, the Pic rail is actually machined into action at 20 MOA. The recoil lug is integral and also has a quick change trigger hanger. Whole bottom of action is flat and it bedded onto pillars like a dream, stress free. The AI mags work great from the Badger bottom metal. The whole action and bolt have a Black nitride or similar slick coating. I don’t shoot in desert or throw dirt into action, but think it would still work dirty with the flutes machined into bolt. I bought the flat bolt face to feed from mag and it does that perfect, the barrel tenon is very simple and could be made by almost any gunsmith to fit without sending your action to them. I don’t know if threads start in same place to clock info on side of barrel the same, that might be a question for @Ian A. Kelbly or @Ryan A. Kelbly to answer.
I believe it’s 10.25” to 13.5” with 9 settings. It is great to fit into short fabric tactical soft case I had already. My wife came out in shop shouldering it and could tell it was too long, simply moved it in 2 clicks, perfect!! In that aspect alone for my wife and 2 kids it’s one of the best designs on market for a stock. The mechanics of the stock are built solid, I have zero worries about this thing ever failing. Like I said before, my new favorite, can’t wait to stack some deer this fall with it.
To me it feels like a Lb, it’s a tad rear heavy when there is no barreled action in it which makes it perfect with a barreled action.
Ask and you shall receive. Lol. I had flush cups put in this side also.
I didn’t weigh just stock, I know whole rifle without scope was 8.75 lbs. if you really need to know just the stock, I could take it apart and weigh it.
As far as shooting offhand, I don’t feel there is anything hindering that. The balance of this rife with the proof barrel is right at front of mag well
No it don’t come with it,
