Here is one with the McMillan:
http://www.kammeret.no/bilder/albums/userpics/10083/normal_20130410_132521.jpg Since this is a subsidised target rifle in Scandinavia, we can buy the barreld action and put it ourself in a McMillan stock for $2600.
Mine came with a test target of 0.3 moa in 308.
We can buy 6.5x55 or 308 barrels for $600 and we install them ourself in 3 min.
22lr conversion sets costs $1150
6BR barrel costs $870
All this is with a 25% sales tax, so remove that, and it becomes even cheaper still.. ( as most of you are excempt from sales tax? A few atleast )
You can also order a trigger with 500grams of pullweight, thats 17oz? I`m not sure if it goes lower.. perhaps.
Most active shooters ( 400.000+ in Scandinavia ) have one or two Sauer 200STRs. On in 6.5x55 and a back up or in 22lr for indoor practice. Few use it in 308.
Massoud: I would higly encourage you to try harder to make that stock! There is a growing interest in long range shooting in Scandinavia, and most people are discovering that its no point in sending a Rem 700 to a smith to make a accurate rifle, when you can apply for a 6,5 or 308 or 6BR or 22lr and have it shipped within 3 days that outshoots basicly everything except a high high end custom... and doing it at half the cost!
I am just amazed that nobody in Scandinavia has not done it themselves yet! I woud also encourage you to use a larger cheekpiece, perhaps source the 200STR rifle cheek piece, as basicly half the year is spent shooting the rifle in sub 50 degree weather. Aluminium is not something you want near your face for long in those temperaturs!
