We do not have plans to do so. It's a VERY small change so it's something that can easily be done at home or by a competent smith if you don't feel comfortable modifying that area for compatibility.
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Yes, this is true for LA Origin as well. If the stock comes up high enough for a port cut then it will most likely need to be extended.
Perfect, thanks. Are all these rem clones mostly interchangable with slight mods as well... ex: Bighorn in a Impact inlet, and vice versa?
For the most part. The areas to watch: trigger hanger vs non, bolt release, bolt handle swept vs straight, and ejection port. All can be corrected with Dremel or smith.
I don't think that'd make a lot of sense, at least yet, as loaded ammo, let alone dies, brass, etc are not yet available.
It is pinned as well, should lift off.
Good idea, tapping didn't work.
The easiest way I've found to remove the rail is to remove all (4) screws and put the front of the rail on a wooden work bench and push down on the receiver. The front pin will pop out with some force then you can wiggle the rail off by hand. If that doesn't work, throw some leather stripping in a vise and clamp on the rail then use an action wrench to gain leverage on the receiver.
Nothing special really. The Long Action Hawkins Hunter will work fine. The only thing is to check the pillar or bedding block heights to ensure they are the same or nearly the same lengths as the Hawkins pillars sent with the bottom metal.
Really diggin that look!!!Origin SA with Helical Diamond bolt knob
22" Proof Sendero prefit............6mm ARC
PVA Jet Blast (3 port 6mm diam brake)
Trigger Tech (July 4th special trigger)
"Greyboe bottom metal"....IE Hawkins
Mesa Precision Arms Altitude stock (Timberline Camo)
Seekins precision Low rings
Bushnell Elite Tactical DMR 3.5-21x50 G4 ret
With less than 80 rounds through the rifle, it's consistently 1/2 MOA or less at 100 and 200 yards with factory Hornady Black 105gr HPBT ammo.
Really happy with this package.
100 yds....Hornady Black. First few groups in the new Mesa Precision stock.
200 yards....Hornady Black.
It's an Eliseo RTS chassis for any SA Remington 700 or clone. I'd say 50% of all the prone rifles you see on the line at high power matches now are in one of Gary's setups. Mine is setup for AICS magazines, but most are set up for single shot actions.
I've been trying to decide on a 24" barrel vs a 26", I will also be suppressing it. I want to get your opinion on 26" + suppressed. Do you find it to be too long?
For a comp gun it’s not a big deal. For a hunting rifle I would say 24 over 26.
I think it comes down to how the rifle balances, suppressor length and weight, and desired velocity.
