So that was the clarification, pretty much what I expected from the likes of you.
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So that was the clarification, pretty much what I expected from the likes of you.
Badger 2008 and 2013 have 6oclock lug, as does the solus.Pretty much no action does, besides the AI actions.
The only current aftermarket action that I'm aware of that's actually designed for use specifically with AW mags in mind is the ARC CDG, though I'm a bit ignorant as to the lug positions. The GAP Tempest actions were also designed for use with AW mags, though that action never really caught on. And I believe the Badger M2013 as well.
Other actions are designed to be compatible with AW mags, but there's a huge difference between something being made compatible and something being made optimal for use with a specific mag pattern.
You're really splitting hairs on most of these actions. The majority or modernized Remington 700 actions with very little in deviation from the Rem700 platform.
Barrel Tenon is either for Remington or Savage and can usually accept a shouldered prefit
Integral recoil lug and scope base
Either trigger hanger or pins to hold trigger in place
Either Sako or M16 style extractor
plunger ejector
There are a few actions that deviate away from this with controlled round feed and/or innovate away from just a Rem700 clone:
ARC actions
BigHorn
Kelbly I think is controlled round feed
Badger M2013 and Ultimatum Deadline had the look of AI if that mattered
I really wish Ted didn't discontinue the ARC Mausingfield. I've had my M5 action for close to 8 years, had multiple barrels, and has never failed with feeding, extracting, or ejecting. If I see a short action left hand magnum Mausingfield, I'll pick it up. My biggest regret is not picking one up before Ted discontinued it.
Badger 2008 and 2013 have 6oclock lug, as does the solus.
I've got both the M5 and the M7. I don't know which one I like moreThe M5 Mausingfield is so underrated. Probably my favorite action. Incredibly robust and reliable. Incredibly smooth and amazing bolt/lift close when properly timed to a trigger.
So many actions out there now, it's hard to keep up, no worries. As to badger 2013, I'm not sure and I've got 2 of them.I'm pretty ignorant to the features of the Solus admittedly. And I don't believe Badger makes those actions anymore?
Splitting hairs for sure. I prefer my TL3 to my Impact but love both. Hoping a TL4 comes out with an integrated pic rail and 75 degree throw in the next few years.You're really splitting hairs on most of these actions. The majority or modernized Remington 700 actions with very little in deviation from the Rem700 platform.
Barrel Tenon is either for Remington or Savage and can usually accept a shouldered prefit
Integral recoil lug and scope base
Either trigger hanger or pins to hold trigger in place
Either Sako or M16 style extractor
plunger ejector
There are a few actions that deviate away from this with controlled round feed and/or innovate away from just a Rem700 clone:
ARC actions
BigHorn
Kelbly I think is controlled round feed
Badger M2013 and Ultimatum Deadline had the look of AI if that mattered
I really wish Ted didn't discontinue the ARC Mausingfield. I've had my M5 action for close to 8 years, had multiple barrels, and has never failed with feeding, extracting, or ejecting. If I see a short action left hand magnum Mausingfield, I'll pick it up. My biggest regret is not picking one up before Ted discontinued it.
I'm almost positive the mausingfield has not been discontinued, but now I have to check.
if it is I know where a nice one is for sale.
yup, you right. that is a shame, the mausingfield was the second best action they ever made, just behind the cdg.
but as someone who has both there's almost no way I'd buy another mausingfield.
unless you've got 1200$ burning a hole in your pockets I don't suggest you play with the cdg because you will want one.
That would be cool, the tl3 offers a lot of features people like with swapable bolt heads, mechanic ejector. If you could have it full integrated then I’m sure it will be even more popular. That’s what’s great about so many options, I personally prefer my impact to the tl3 but both are great as you stated.Splitting hairs for sure. I prefer my TL3 to my Impact but love both. Hoping a TL4 comes out with an integrated pic rail and 75 degree throw in the next few years.
that's fair. it's really like an Accuracy international improved, with changeable firing springs and crf and inertial ejection, non cock-on-close, etc etc. as someone who has accuracy international and really appreciates some of their finer design elements and AW/AX magazine pattern, this CDG is the best thing since sliced bread. otherwise I always gravitated to my mausingfields as the best action I ever touched.Meh. I had one, sold it, and I don't regret it. It's a great action, but it's not for everyone.