I'm stuck between the Pierce 10x or Terminus titan actions for my build, Does anyone own either and can you give me the pros and cons of either action! likes or dislikes?
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375 Cheytac build
- Thread starter Mike Tackleberry
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I'm using a Pierce 10x for my 375CT. Its smooth as you could ever hope for in an action.
My other actions are Impacts and I would say comparing them side buy side just now the Pierce feels even better. It's not much because I don't think there is much to improve on over the Impacts but it does feel better for sure to cycle. At least comparing an Impact magnum action to the Pierce 10x in feel. Obviously they are different sizes so its not a direct comparison like a Titian to a 10x unfortunately
I have no complaints with it. I'm left handed so I've never had a reason to get a Terminus titan
The Pierce 10x is a 2 lug 90 degree throw and the Titian is a 3 lug 60 degree. if throw distance matters to you.
I think the recoil lug may also be thicker with the Pierce.
My other actions are Impacts and I would say comparing them side buy side just now the Pierce feels even better. It's not much because I don't think there is much to improve on over the Impacts but it does feel better for sure to cycle. At least comparing an Impact magnum action to the Pierce 10x in feel. Obviously they are different sizes so its not a direct comparison like a Titian to a 10x unfortunately
I have no complaints with it. I'm left handed so I've never had a reason to get a Terminus titan
The Pierce 10x is a 2 lug 90 degree throw and the Titian is a 3 lug 60 degree. if throw distance matters to you.
I think the recoil lug may also be thicker with the Pierce.
I'm sure they're both great.
I like that the Terminus has an integral recoil lug and a three-lug bolt, so that's the one I went with. A McMillan stock was an easy-button, since they inlet for it.
If I had a specific reason for a repeater or maybe a chassis, it might have influenced me toward the Pierce.
I like that the Terminus has an integral recoil lug and a three-lug bolt, so that's the one I went with. A McMillan stock was an easy-button, since they inlet for it.
If I had a specific reason for a repeater or maybe a chassis, it might have influenced me toward the Pierce.
I think they do inlet for the beast it looks like Joel is running one on some pics from the spring:
found in this thread:
www.longrangehunting.com
not sure if terminus offers the bottom metal/trigger guard for that pictured setup.
I was initally curious if you could make light and 300nm with lapua face with one.
found in this thread:
1.5” Group At 1K With Terminus Titan
Verifying load at 1,000 yards with the .375 CT built on the Terminus Titan. This is with the 400 gr CE Lazer Gen 2 solids.
I was initally curious if you could make light and 300nm with lapua face with one.
Looking into 375 cheytac. Is single feed, any better over the repeater, vice versa. Is it only preference, or its intentional use.
depends on use case, for most ELR comps you see single feeds, as a 400 lazer CE is around 4.7xxx COAL. a cadex 375 on 350smk might be using the mag, or a 50 tremor but most ELR specific rifles are single feed solid floors and stocks for lots of rigidity. and the rounds are REALLY long. Some dont even have ejectors. Some hybrid comps having a mag and a not super huge rifle a mag is desirable ie any mobility element, which also usually means a light class ELR rifle is better for that specific task.
You see more mag use in ELR light class, if the round still fits.
You see more mag use in ELR light class, if the round still fits.
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