Holy necro-quote Batman. That post was made you even joined this forum. Shhhh.I'll be awaiting your competition to this offering.
I'm sure you'll do a great job, hell probably a better job..
Bet you're a blast at funerals.![]()
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Holy necro-quote Batman. That post was made you even joined this forum. Shhhh.I'll be awaiting your competition to this offering.
I'm sure you'll do a great job, hell probably a better job..
Bet you're a blast at funerals.![]()
Sniper's Hide has paired up with Ashbury Precision Ordnance to offer a Sub $2k Precision Rifle.
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Background:
I wanted a rifle I could recommend to students and followers that was a turnkey system. Over the years we would tell students to get the Ruger RPR, the Tikka T3x, etc, but we found ourselves upgrading them. They are great entry level rifles but when it was all said and done, most guys were ending up with $2400 variants due to the changes we'd recommend. This rifle has been spec'd to meet the need of the precision rifle shooter, from both a training and competition standpoint.
Why the Remington 700, because it's the Chevy 350 of rifle actions. Ashbury Precision Ordnance employs a team of former 2112 Armorers who take these barreled actions and clean them up, upgrade the trigger, and then test for accuracy. APO Rifles flat out shoot thanks to the attention to detail they put into the rifle. They have an upgrade path either from APO, or you can take them to your favorite gunsmith and the sky is the limit. Finally, I looked at it from a resale value, the APO Saber Chassis is modular, by pairing it with a Remington 700 you maintain your value over time.
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Saber Chassis, it's a truly modular chassis system. The APO chassis allows the shooter to adjust the fit to them individually. In my mind, this promotes marksmanship because it's designed to adjust as well as grow with the shooter. We spec'd out the version of the chassis that meets the need of a turnkey system. We could have offered it in a variety of different ways, with numerous options. I get asked every day, "what do I buy" so I wanted to answer that question without you having to immediately upgrade the choice from what is offered to what is available. While APO continues to refine the options, you have the ability to keep up without needing a new system.
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Why Ashbury Precision Ordnance
The easiest answer is, because of their quality and my longstanding relationship with the company. Morris, Matthew, and Company are able to meet my needs in terms of accuracy, upgradeability, and modularity so the rifle is not obsolete in a years time. Their 2112 Armorers and Custom Shop can produce these rifles while making sure the Sniper's Hide Members buying can be supported at all levels. Customer Service and Support is every bit as important as the accuracy I demand. There is a long tradition of supporting the Marine Corps warfighters and that speaks volumes to me. Cap this all off with the ability to bring this rifle in under cost while still giving the end user all the best features.
The rifle was born out of the APO Saber M700 sold at Cabelas.
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The Price
Everyone talks about Precision Rifle as the fastest growing sport. This is not new, we have been for years now. Because of that, we have seen the prices go up, and then recently many companies jumped into this space by bringing the prices down. I wanted a viable option under $2000 that was a turnkey system. We made sure it hit every mark, from front to back. As well we wanted an upgrade path for those who enjoy a tiny bit more. Change the forend, change the buttstock, folding, fixed, modular, you can change it. The Base Sniper's Hide Edition Model Retails for $1950. We cut out the middle man, so you are not paying more than you have too.
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Trigger Tech Triggers
This was important to me, aside from completely going over the Remington Barreled action, I wanted, not just a good trigger, but a great trigger without having a $400 upgrade cost. Enter the Trigger Tech Triggers. Trigger Control is key, it's our point of human contact with a rifle. A good trigger goes a long, long way. The base rifle comes standard with a Trigger Tech Trigger installed.
Turnkey Solutions
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Simplicity is key, guys want a solution without having to hunt for upgrades. Just add your scope and you're in the game. Whether you are taking a class, shooting a match, or just enjoy shooting on the weekend to clear your head. It's a great looking rifle, sure to stand out on any public firing line. The accuracy standard will make you look good too with the old-timers at the public range. We picked the two most popular calibers, 308 and 6.5CM as the base system, but you can modify that to anything you like. At $1950 you are not overcommitting in cost. You can test the precision rifle waters without breaking the bank.
We have been discussing this on the Everyday Sniper Podcast, so if you want to hear more about this, check out the podcast.
As noted above, this can be ordered direct from Ashbury Precision Ordnance.
Don't waste your time on this person he doesn't understand what has been done and the reason why I would love one of these rifles as a start out gun to get what this rifle offers for the price point is VFM in any body's book this guy is just nit picking for the sake of itThis is a complete system, you are asking for a piecemeal thing to save money but where is the support in your question.
Personally, you should be taxed for trolling this thread, if you don't get it, move on instead of thread crapping on my post.
But you are getting Customer Service and Support in a system that is upgradable and modular. You have 1 company you can go too and if there is a situation you can have it handled. They are responsible for the entire package vs taking cheaper components and having the different companies manage only one side of it. We have 3 products here, the Barreled Action, the Trigger, and the Chassis, one stop and you are finished. That is the benefit, I can say to anyone, go buy Products A, B, and C, and do it yourself and it's gonna be cheaper, but you are not getting the support or the quality control in ensuring the system is correct.
If you want a $1000 offering, you can get the APO version from Cabelas, it's different but similar and much cheaper. Not the same trigger, not the same back end on the chassis, but a lot less money, if that is all you care about.
The chassis is the point of human contact, so you want to have the best features you can in terms of adjustability. The other chassis's while cheaper is not the same in terms of what level of fit and adjustability you have. You can easily put the Magpul on it, remove the trigger upgrade and save $900.
But thanks for crapping on my thread with your "I don't get it" bullshit, really classy.
Still not a word on my request for a 6.5 Creedmoor--Been a while
if it came from Midway that way they should fix/replace it
Still not a word on my request for a 6.5 Creedmoor--Been a while
Spoke with Matt at APO today, and placed the order online.Is Ashbury even in business anymore. Their website is not working.
I just stumbled across this and I am also interested. I assume you have to call and find out exactly what is standard and what is optional. I see in the first post that an option is the 1/2 MOA in gunsmithing services. And what exact chassis are you getting out of those 3 forend pieces?Spoke with Matt at APO today, and placed the order online.
P.S….I blame Lowlight for making me buy the rifle!! HE IS A BAD MAN!!
The online rifle configuration form allows you to choose the caliber and the chassis color. Outside of that, I think that you need to speak with the Sales staff to order any other bells and whistles that you may desire.I just stumbled across this and I am also interested. I assume you have to call and find out exactly what is standard and what is optional. I see in the first post that an option is the 1/2 MOA in gunsmithing services. And what exact chassis are you getting out of those 3 forend pieces?
OK got it. Unfortunately this rifle in 6.5 comes with a 22" barrel and I was looking for at least a 24" or 26" so I guess this won't work for me. 22" is a little short for a 6.5. May have to spend a little more and get the MPA or DD Delta 5 Pro. I had a Tikka T3X 6.5 and couldn't get any accuracy or velocity out of the 22" barrel.The online rifle configuration form allows you to choose the caliber and the chassis color. Outside of that, I think that you need to speak with the Sales staff to order any other bells and whistles that you may desire.
My APO 6.5 22" is a tack driver, I shot with Frank and Mike in Colorado and never once felt under-gunned even with quite a few AI's on the line. I will agree with the velocity being down a little based on dope in my ballistic calculator but it did not have any practical implications on accuracy or on steel.OK got it. Unfortunately this rifle in 6.5 comes with a 22" barrel and I was looking for at least a 24" or 26" so I guess this won't work for me. 22" is a little short for a 6.5. May have to spend a little more and get the MPA or DD Delta 5 Pro. I had a Tikka T3X 6.5 and couldn't get any accuracy or velocity out of the 22" barrel.
Excellent! Will do.Hey guys if your looking for all the options for the Sniper Hid rifle and custom barrel lengths the check out the APO Rifle configurator. Or you can shoot me a DM and happy to help get you the info your looking for...
https://www.ashburyprecisionordnance.com/sh-rifle-config-tool
Hey guys, mine should be coming in soon. What scope rings or scope mount would you recommend for mounting a Vortex Strike Eagle 5- 25x56? Mainly interested in what would be proper ring height.
Thanks for the heads-up.
If you havent bought yet, check out the ARC rings. Pricey but I love mine.Been doing my research over the past few days, and narrowed my search down to Spurh, Griffin Armament or F3R Machine. While I understand that Spurh is considered top-of-the-line, I was wondering if the Griffin Armament and F3R Machine mounts were good alternatives. Any thoughts or experiences would be helpful.![]()
Now you have made my choosing that much harder!!If you havent bought yet, check out the ARC rings. Pricey but I love mine.
Harder yet, ARC M-Brace is slick for sure!Now you have made my choosing that much harder!!
Only kidding…thanks for that suggestion.
Easier. ARC m-brace is cheaper than spuhr. Unsure about the cost of the others.Harder yet, ARC M-Brace is slick for sure!
A Lot less!Easier. ARC m-brace is cheaper than spuhr. Unsure about the cost of the others.