xphunter
Handloader
- Sep 15, 2005
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If you have a 6GT, give us a description (pictures would be awesome), and why you chose the 6GT.
I have two them myself. Both are rear-grip specialty pistols.
The first one, is a re-barrel job, on a Christensen Arms, Modern Precision Pistol (MPP). I do not think they make them anymore.
Several years ago, these were on sale for around $799. Pretty sure they were trying to get rid of their stock, when all of the forearm brace stuff was lit up in the courts.
If you know me, I am NOT a fan of their rifles with their Carbon Fiber barrels. It is like gambling...One of them may shoot great, another average, and still yet another one horrid.
Knowing this I bought two of them: One with a 223 Rem bolt face (223 Rem), and and the second one in a 308 bolt face (6.5 Creed). I was hoping at least on them would shoot reasonable, and I only would have to rebarrel one of them. I guess I should not got to Vegas. They both shot bad.
I still wasn't a loss, as the components I had for the money, was still a bargain.
$800 per unit: Trigger, action, picatinny rail, muzzle brake, and the chassis, which automatically has the bottom metal
The 6.5 Creed would get around 3/4" at 100 yards, but the 223 Remington was like 2.5" groups at 100 yards.
I had a 7.5T Sendero Bartlein handy, and had it rechambered to 6GT. I even used the CA muzzle brake. I have run it out to around 1600 yards on steel.
Both of them before rebarreling.
After rebarreling
The other one is a custom from the ground up with a Kauger Arms (Non-designated) CRS actions, and the wood stock they use for the Black Widow pistol, H-S Precision Bottom metal, Holland Brake, M24 contour 7.5T Bartlein, Holland brake, Bix and Andy trigger.
I have two them myself. Both are rear-grip specialty pistols.
The first one, is a re-barrel job, on a Christensen Arms, Modern Precision Pistol (MPP). I do not think they make them anymore.
Several years ago, these were on sale for around $799. Pretty sure they were trying to get rid of their stock, when all of the forearm brace stuff was lit up in the courts.
If you know me, I am NOT a fan of their rifles with their Carbon Fiber barrels. It is like gambling...One of them may shoot great, another average, and still yet another one horrid.
Knowing this I bought two of them: One with a 223 Rem bolt face (223 Rem), and and the second one in a 308 bolt face (6.5 Creed). I was hoping at least on them would shoot reasonable, and I only would have to rebarrel one of them. I guess I should not got to Vegas. They both shot bad.
I still wasn't a loss, as the components I had for the money, was still a bargain.
$800 per unit: Trigger, action, picatinny rail, muzzle brake, and the chassis, which automatically has the bottom metal
The 6.5 Creed would get around 3/4" at 100 yards, but the 223 Remington was like 2.5" groups at 100 yards.
I had a 7.5T Sendero Bartlein handy, and had it rechambered to 6GT. I even used the CA muzzle brake. I have run it out to around 1600 yards on steel.
Both of them before rebarreling.
After rebarreling
The other one is a custom from the ground up with a Kauger Arms (Non-designated) CRS actions, and the wood stock they use for the Black Widow pistol, H-S Precision Bottom metal, Holland Brake, M24 contour 7.5T Bartlein, Holland brake, Bix and Andy trigger.
