Firearms 6.5 Creedmoor

[shooter65]

Patriot Valley Arms 22'' 8 twist 6.5 Creedmoor, 700 action, Timney 510 trigger, Bell and Carlson M40 hook stock bedded with detachable magazine, 10 round magazine included, Ken Farrell 20 moa rail.

Scope is a Meopta 6.5-20x50 with Burris rings. (Cabelas series)

70 documented rounds fired from the bench. Barrel never warm. Typical PVA accuracy - OUTSTANDING!

Bipod not included

$1100 for rifle
$1600 for rifle and scope

 

[OutlawTen5]

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[shooter65]

Another option we can discuss is with the Ashbury Precision Chassis.

 

[stello1001]

Do you have 100 yard groups?
Weight as is in the stock, not the chassis?
And specifically, what work was done to the action, if any?

 

[shooter65]

Stock action. Don't have any scales. Best guess on weight is 8/9 lbs
Just switched rail from Warne to Ken Farrell 20 moa for scope clearance

Target is 5 shots at 100 with Norma 130

Nosler 140s shot very well also.

Federal 95s about 1''

1 shot was one to right. Andjust scope 1 click to left, fired 4 more.

 

[stello1001]

Man!!! I really like this and it's somewhat tempting. Looking for something in 22 cal though. I'm gonna sit on it and think about it. She looks like a great varminting rig!

 

[shooter65]

Sounds good

I have a PVA 6 Creedmoor barrel I could put on it.

25" 8 twist. Marksman contour, 120 rounds fired. Stupid accurate. On a LRI blueprinted action

I've seen zero difference in accuracy between a bone stock action and blueprinted. Both shoot outstanding.

3 Bs.... barrel, bullets, and bedding

 

[shooter65]

Chassis comes with 2 handguards

 

[shooter65]

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[shooter65]

Updated:

Patriot Valley Arms 22'' 8 twist 6.5 Creedmoor, 700 action, Bell & Carlson stock with a 10 round magazine, Warne 20 moa rail.
70 documented rounds fired from the bench. Barrel never warm. Typical PVA accuracy - OUTSTANDING!

Bipod and scope not included

$900 for rifle with stock and no scope