Been looking to get a TRG22 in 308 and was wondering what is the difference between the models that Euro optics has. I get the difference between the folder and standard stock but what makes the $400 difference on the regular models?
TRG22 question
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I can try to help, but someone may know more. The green phosphate model, has all eye sling attachments, a milled slot on barrel for front sight, and the stock material may be different than the blued model.
The stock subject is in debate. A search on the subject may be needed to draw you own conclusions.
Blued model, no eye sling attachments, barrel is blued with no mill slot for front sight.
Other than that, I dont know of anything else. I have the two models, blued and phosphate, and that was the difference I had with them.
I have not followed the prices lately with the models, and with new colors and camo on stocks, this may have a price difference also.
I can try to help, but someone may know more. The green phosphate model, has all eye sling attachments, a milled slot on barrel for front sight, and the stock material may be different than the blued model.
The stock subject is in debate. A search on the subject may be needed to draw you own conclusions.
Blued model, no eye sling attachments, barrel is blued with no mill slot for front sight.
Other than that, I dont know of anything else. I have the two models, blued and phosphate, and that was the difference I had with them.
I have not followed the prices lately with the models, and with new colors and camo on stocks, this may have a price difference also.
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From what I can see, on the shorter barrel models, they come from the factory with a picatinny rail, which ups the price. I've heard that is an expensive option on the TRG from the factory. Also, it seems that the desert tan models are a bit more expensive than the green or black models.
From what I can see, on the shorter barrel models, they come from the factory with a picatinny rail, which ups the price. I've heard that is an expensive option on the TRG from the factory. Also, it seems that the desert tan models are a bit more expensive than the green or black models.
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Ok, so there is no difference in the barrel execpt length and it seems to be minor things that are different. Thanks guys
Ok, so there is no difference in the barrel execpt length and it seems to be minor things that are different. Thanks guys
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<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: jabels</div><div class="ubbcode-body">From what I can see, on the shorter barrel models, they come from the factory with a picatinny rail, which ups the price. I've heard that is an expensive option on the TRG from the factory. Also, it seems that the desert tan models are a bit more expensive than the green or black models. </div></div>
The price difference is, for the most part in the rail included with the particular rifle. Alex and the guys at EuroOptics are great, give them a call.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: jabels</div><div class="ubbcode-body">From what I can see, on the shorter barrel models, they come from the factory with a picatinny rail, which ups the price. I've heard that is an expensive option on the TRG from the factory. Also, it seems that the desert tan models are a bit more expensive than the green or black models. </div></div>
The price difference is, for the most part in the rail included with the particular rifle. Alex and the guys at EuroOptics are great, give them a call.
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3per, that is what I meant. I just only saw the picatinny rail on the shorter barrel variant, but I didn't articulate that clearly. Thanks for clearing that up.
3per, that is what I meant. I just only saw the picatinny rail on the shorter barrel variant, but I didn't articulate that clearly. Thanks for clearing that up.
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Why ever buy a TRG with a picatinny rail and pay extra for it, when there is a so much better steel rail underneat........
When buying a Surgeon you pay extra for getting an integral rail, when you buy a TRG you don't care to use the integral rail......
Håkan
Why ever buy a TRG with a picatinny rail and pay extra for it, when there is a so much better steel rail underneat........
When buying a Surgeon you pay extra for getting an integral rail, when you buy a TRG you don't care to use the integral rail......
Håkan
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And don't buy the folding stock from Sako. Buy a regular stock and get the folding stock from Massoud here on the Hide. It's about 10x stronger, better looking and a heck of a lot less.
Also, as a TRG owner, I'm from the school that the stocks are the same across the board.
And don't buy the folding stock from Sako. Buy a regular stock and get the folding stock from Massoud here on the Hide. It's about 10x stronger, better looking and a heck of a lot less.
Also, as a TRG owner, I'm from the school that the stocks are the same across the board.
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you are virtually paying for color, phosphate/blued, picatinny rail, and barrel length difference.
I own both the 22 and 42 and love them both you won't regret it.
you are virtually paying for color, phosphate/blued, picatinny rail, and barrel length difference.
I own both the 22 and 42 and love them both you won't regret it.
