I have been a loyal long time customer of Surgeon.. Just a heads up to the community. Surgeon is no longer selling actions to the public again. Sad to see them go!
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View thread Contact supportLooks like they left PHX too.I have been a loyal long time customer of Surgeon.. Just a heads up to the community. Surgeon is no longer selling actions to the public again. Sad to see them go!
Looks like they left PHX too.
I was always a fan of Surgeon. They did a lot of neat things 20 years ago.
My guess….shareholders.I believe they are in the College Station TX area now.
Bummer they aren't selling to civi's anymore - what is driving that change?
You can pick one up on the broker for ~3kSix gees for a Scalpel? Fuck.![]()
Another 2k you get magic Mikes magic touch…Six gees for a Scalpel? Fuck.![]()
Are they no longer owned by Strategic Armory Corps (owners of McMillan, Armalite, etc.) or is it more of a "we wanna sell complete rifles only" type of deal.
Are they selling actions for military contracts or just not selling any actions at all anymore?I have been a loyal long time customer of Surgeon.. Just a heads up to the community. Surgeon is no longer selling actions to the public again. Sad to see them go!
I was told from Surgeon that all actions are to be kept for Surgeon Scalpel builds. In house production guns only. They will no longer support the shooting community for custom builds.Are they selling actions for military contracts or just not selling any actions at all anymore?
ohhhI was told from Surgeon that all actions are to be kept for Surgeon Scalpel builds. In house production guns only. They will no longer support the shooting community for custom builds.
Agree unless they make "improvements" that lessen the quality or usefulness...............am really getting tired of the disposable china shit mindset that keeps infiltrating all manufacturing.ohhh
I wonder if they have a pile of “phoenix az” branded actions and are just waiting for their “College Station TX” branded actions.
I’ll buy another when/if they get whatever this is sorted out. Till then I’ll buy more ammo.
Less than my Okie marked “scalpel”So how many Flips does this make my Oklahoma action worth now?
She’s a beaut Clark!Need to try and track the guy down I sold it to, I miss her![]()
Not really a "new" owner. Same guy that has owned it for at least the last 5 years.I will tell you surgeon is keeping a list of missed sales on actions so call, maybe we can get the new owner to change his mind!
Armalite and McMillan rifles are owned by the same guy also. Most all the parts for Surgeons, McMillans and Armalite made in the same shop."Strategic Armory Corps provides the sacfirearms.com and their subsidiary brands, Surgeon.com, awcsilencers.com, surgeonrifles.com, and Surgeonfirearms.com websites to you subject to the following conditions. If you visit, or purchase from any of the aforementioned websites, you accept these conditions. Any further mention of websites includes all of the Strategic Armory Corps parent and subsidiary websites."
No shareholders.My guess….shareholders.
What do you consider better? Surgeon is one of the few that still offers a Chromoly action!The first time they did this it was pretty traumatic.
I doubt this time anyone cares, there are more/better options out there.
CM?What do you consider better? Surgeon is one of the few that still offers a CM action!
Chromoly steel.
Relocated to TexasAre the actions still made in AZ or are they now made in TX?
Bayonet shroud, tool-less disassembly?However, I don't really see the argument that a Surgeon action is somehow antiquated and "outdated" compared to modern R700 clones.
Been discussed for years. They don't all headspace the same.Dave Tooley said he has done hundreds of shouldered prefits for Surgeon actions.