Rws gunsmithing builds and customer pictures.
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A fairly light weight build. Came in at 6.6 lbs. Pierce titanium action, proof barrel. Chambered in 280 ackley
Did this rifle for Peterson Cartridge Company, a brass manufacturer that is going to be manufacturing 375 and 408 cheytac brass. I chambered a total of four barrels for them using different reamers.
So if your looking for quality brass be sure to check them out. If you decide to order be sure tell them Robert over at RWS Custom guns sent ya
So if your looking for quality brass be sure to check them out. If you decide to order be sure tell them Robert over at RWS Custom guns sent ya
Customer wanted a tactical looking rifle for varmint/prairie dog shooting. Chamered in 204 ruger and melonited
Took a single shot Parker Hale M84 action and made it a repeater. Uses a CDI DBM system fitted in a mcmillan A5 stock. Brux barrels made a custom contoured barrel similar to the original PH target barrel.
RWS Premier hunting rifle in a Mcmillan game scout stock chambered in 28 nosler. Came it at 8.6lbs with a 26" #6 bartlein barrel
Received this picture from a customer a little while ago.
This was just the first day of the hunt. We hunted for days there were two other shooters. I shot 8 with with the gun you made me the longest shot was near 900 yards.
This was just the first day of the hunt. We hunted for days there were two other shooters. I shot 8 with with the gun you made me the longest shot was near 900 yards.
RWS Premier Extreme Long Range rifle in a XLR stock chambered in 375 cheytac topped with a Nightforce scope.
Add another semi-auto to the mix
Seekins Preceision upper and lower, Daniel defense handguard, Krieger barrel, Adams Arms piston system.
Seekins Preceision upper and lower, Daniel defense handguard, Krieger barrel, Adams Arms piston system.
RWS premier extreme long range rifle in 375 cheytac in a Mcree's precision stock cerkoted OD green. Came in at 20.3lbs Sorry for the crappy pic it was snowing and sleeting outside the day I took these so no nice outside pictures like my others.
Just finished this one up. Stiller precision action, 22" rem varmint contour barrel Came in at 9.7lbs
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Sako trg 22 switch barrel. Cerakoted FDE with splatter paint on the stock. Currently up for sale as well.
Robert spun up this barreled action for me. Like my previous build he did, this one shoots better than the monkey pulling the trigger. Great value, top notch work, super cool guy. I'm happy to have found him
Thanks, Robert! It would be interesting to see what this rifle could really do with a properly-tuned, custom load, but at this rate I don't really see the need.
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Well Photobucket can go F**K themselves if they think I'm gonna pay there $400 ransom/blackmail price for 3rd party hosting.
Anyone have a easy solution for transferring images off there website to another? Also any suggestions for another photo hosting website?
Anyone have a easy solution for transferring images off there website to another? Also any suggestions for another photo hosting website?
Working the same issue here Robert. I am downloading the pics I have on PissOff-Bucket that aren't already on a thumbdrive now and will be looking at other options. Fortunately on here, I can upload pictures that are <2MB. Not sure what the storage limit is, but it's a good stop-gap.
Edit - Currently uploading a bunch of my gun and Cobra pictures to Flickr. 10GB of storage for free. We'll see how the 3rd party hosting works.
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