Christiason Arms
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DRH1175
If you are going to spend that kind of money, you should also consider a custom rifle built off a M700 action, custom barrel with the contour and length you desire, and a nice HS Precision stock. You can get it in any caliber you want ant it will be a tack driver!
JD338
If you are going to spend that kind of money, you should also consider a custom rifle built off a M700 action, custom barrel with the contour and length you desire, and a nice HS Precision stock. You can get it in any caliber you want ant it will be a tack driver!
JD338
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+1 with JD
For those kind of $ it had better be " EXACTLY " what you want. You could build one like JD says that fits your needs with excepetional performance.
For those kind of $ it had better be " EXACTLY " what you want. You could build one like JD says that fits your needs with excepetional performance.
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Guy Miner
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DRH1175 - Are you looking at those rifles with the fancy carbon-wrapped barrels?
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JD338":1c0dc5mz said:
Hell yeah!
Guy Miner
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Don't know if this is the rifle he was referring to or not... But they are pretty much a custom built rifle - with an interesting twist not commonly available.
The steel barrel is wrapped in graphite/epoxy thread, making a very stiff barrel, like a varmint or target barrel, that also handles heat very well. It looks thick and heavy, but is actually very light.
http://www.christensenarms.com/rifles-2.html
Worth the cash or not? Well, enough people think so that they remain in business, building and selling rifles!
I don't have one, but there are more spendy rifles in the field than a guy might imagine... A fellow I know did have them put one of their fancy wrapped barrels on a long-range rifle of his, and it's worked out pretty well for him. Only through his rifle do I know anything about these things.
Regards, Guy
The steel barrel is wrapped in graphite/epoxy thread, making a very stiff barrel, like a varmint or target barrel, that also handles heat very well. It looks thick and heavy, but is actually very light.
http://www.christensenarms.com/rifles-2.html
Worth the cash or not? Well, enough people think so that they remain in business, building and selling rifles!
I don't have one, but there are more spendy rifles in the field than a guy might imagine... A fellow I know did have them put one of their fancy wrapped barrels on a long-range rifle of his, and it's worked out pretty well for him. Only through his rifle do I know anything about these things.
Regards, Guy
