I've been looking at getting a savage 10/110 in 6.5 creedmoor (lefty)
My plan for the 6.5 is to make it a light weight hunting rifle. Take the barreled action and drop it in to one of the new manners light weight hunting stocks.
However, I talked to my gun smith last night and he said we could modify the remy 700 in .308 i have now to use a barrel nut system like the savages. Blueprint and true my action.
Put it in the new stock, throw on a match grade barrel in 6.5 creedmoor and then i could spend more money on glass and have a dual system while keeping the rifle light.
So, my question now is, do any of you have any experience with this type of setup?
Is any accuracy sacrificed in doing this?
What are the pro's/con's of doing this type of system vs having 2 dedicated rifles?
So what i'd have, is one rifle, switch barrel system, in manners stock with cdi bottom metal to run AICS mags. With better glass; think vortex razor.
Or, what i have now plus another rifle. Now, i have stock remington 700 sps-v in .308 with timney trigger in a hs precision stock with atlas worx bottom metal. (wanting to upgrade to manners w/ cdi)
Then i'd add the savage in 6.5 cm drop it into a manners stock and put something like a vortex pst 6-24 ffp mil/mil on it, or take the bushnell elite 3-12x44 off of my ar and put that on the savage.
cost Comparison:
1 - Rifle 2 Barrels
Gunsmith cost ?
Match Grade Barrel w/ flutes ~ $500
Optics - Razor HD New $2k
Manners Stock ~ $600
Total $3100 plus smithing cost
2 - Rifles
Savage ~ $800
Manners Stock ~ $600
Optic Vortex PST - New - $950 - Used - Less
Plus Rings/base ~ $200
Total: $2550
*The above cost's are nothing but a SWAG and could come in lower or higher
My plan for the 6.5 is to make it a light weight hunting rifle. Take the barreled action and drop it in to one of the new manners light weight hunting stocks.
However, I talked to my gun smith last night and he said we could modify the remy 700 in .308 i have now to use a barrel nut system like the savages. Blueprint and true my action.
Put it in the new stock, throw on a match grade barrel in 6.5 creedmoor and then i could spend more money on glass and have a dual system while keeping the rifle light.
So, my question now is, do any of you have any experience with this type of setup?
Is any accuracy sacrificed in doing this?
What are the pro's/con's of doing this type of system vs having 2 dedicated rifles?
So what i'd have, is one rifle, switch barrel system, in manners stock with cdi bottom metal to run AICS mags. With better glass; think vortex razor.
Or, what i have now plus another rifle. Now, i have stock remington 700 sps-v in .308 with timney trigger in a hs precision stock with atlas worx bottom metal. (wanting to upgrade to manners w/ cdi)
Then i'd add the savage in 6.5 cm drop it into a manners stock and put something like a vortex pst 6-24 ffp mil/mil on it, or take the bushnell elite 3-12x44 off of my ar and put that on the savage.
cost Comparison:
1 - Rifle 2 Barrels
Gunsmith cost ?
Match Grade Barrel w/ flutes ~ $500
Optics - Razor HD New $2k
Manners Stock ~ $600
Total $3100 plus smithing cost
2 - Rifles
Savage ~ $800
Manners Stock ~ $600
Optic Vortex PST - New - $950 - Used - Less
Plus Rings/base ~ $200
Total: $2550
*The above cost's are nothing but a SWAG and could come in lower or higher