GA Precision Surgeon 260 Remington

[longrangehunter]

Hey Terry,

Having a disability is difficult even with a super accurate rifle. That being said I'd rather have just one highly accurate rifle then ten that aren't. A custom gun could actually help you build confidence, but depending on your mobility issues these gun tend to weight a lot, 10+ lbs. and up.

GA Precision has been building very well made and accurate rifles for a long time now. The Company is big enough that the component companies keep them well stocked and you'll never have to worry about your funds being used to keep the doors open. Another plus is their guns bring a high resale value because of their following and how well made they are.

You should speak to them, tell them what disabilities you have and ask if they could help you become a better shooter?

Best wishes Terry.

 

[SJB358]

Plus, they are making the Chuck Mawhinney M40 to 1960's Marine Corps Specs.. They are doing an awesome job with those rifles as well. For someone to pic GAP to build that rifle, they are doing something right!

http://www.chuckmawhinney.com/m40replica.html

 

[HOGWILD338-378]

Cole my Accumark 338-378 would for sure be on the fat boy program same as me :lol: it's 9 lbs outta the box and my new optik is probably around 3 Lb and Near Manufacturing base will take it 12.5 or 13 probably but I hope under! I do not plan running up and down arroyos in AZ for sure as it does not happen her either! It is a great shooting rifle and slings. 225 gr TSX at 3180 into tight groups and fixin to upgrade it next week! I know the GAP actions would probably put an Accumark to shame as I know the builders they use and I have heard the the threads are kind of a weak spot on the Accumark actions as it's hard to cut them to match them to a quality barrel supposedly ?

Scotty that Rifle you were speaking about I have known about for a while, have you been to the museum in Virginia where it's on display? That would be a nice visit if it was not far away! I am like you as White Feather was always my look up to sniper and has been for a while as he is originally from Arkansas and an area I know pretty well and probably wasn't a squirrel left in that area where he lived at till he left The East End !

 

[SJB358]

Scotty that Rifle you were speaking about I have known about for a while, have you been to the museum in Virginia where it's on display? That would be a nice visit if it was not far away! I am like you as White Feather was always my look up to sniper and has been for a while as he is originally from Arkansas and an area I know pretty well and probably wasn't a squirrel left in that area where he lived at till he left The East End !

Really? Your going to ask me, who lives in Fredericksburg VA if I have been to the Marine Corps Museum? Jeeze man, I thought we were friends!

HECK YEAH I have seen that rifle! It's an awesome rifle...

None of my family or friends come to visit without being drug to the Marine Corps Museum! HA :lol:

 

[HOGWILD338-378]

My bad Scotty I wish I could make it up that way one of these days, as Ft Bragg is as far up the East Coast I have been ? I think i saw a special on TV about that Museum as well and did not know you had keys for the place :lol: he also has a sling I have seen out around the net that looks kinda sweet !
http://www.hardtargetinnovations.com/gear/

 

[DrMike]

None of my family or friends come to visit without being drug to the Marine Corps Museum! HA :lol:

Making plans now. See you soon. :grin:

 

[SJB358]

None of my family or friends come to visit without being drug to the Marine Corps Museum! HA :lol:

Making plans now. See you soon. :grin:

Oh heck yeah! Now your talking Mike! I'd be honored to show any of you fella's through the museum.

There is a nice little restaurant up above as well called, well, the Tun Tavern. Good burgers and chow.

 

[SJB358]

Terry, I dig that sling.. I like the quickness of getting into a loop sling..