Continuing to move out of my .308 calibers to pursue PRS w 6MM and VARMINT hunting w 223 caliber.
I’ve decided to sell my .308 MPR (or trade) to a .223 MPR. This is the only trade I would consider The MPR is my favorite field rifle so I want to stay in the MPR system. I would definitely consider a 223 MPR on a trade if it was carbon fiber like what we are selling here.
The .308 MPR I have here is a laser w Hornady factory ammo. I’ve shot multiple 3-leaf clovers with these rounds as well as factory AMAX and standard ELDS. The rifle is just amazing and I would be willing to do a FACETIME from my loading bench if a potential buyer wanted to see the rifle up close. It comes with an Aluminum 2-shot quiver by HOLT which is awesome for a field gun. It’s so nice to have 2 rounds on a forearm.
The gun can’t have more than 100 -200 rounds on it. The gun came with ejection issues out of the box, but I sent it to factory and they told me the bolt was out of spec, (occasionally the fired brass would be dropped prematurely and before it made it out of the ejection port) they fixed it and it has not had an ejection issue since then. It breaks my heart to let this rifle go, it shoots light out, and after going through all the trouble with factory and getting the rifle to be so dependable it breaks my heart to let it go but.I just prefer the 223 caliber for my applications
I consider this BETTER THAN A NEW RIFLE. it’s proven, it’s tuned by a factory gunsmith. Expect the best shooter, I say it’s blessed because It shoots clovers w factory ammo.
Price would be $1900 shipped to a FFL
I’ve decided to sell my .308 MPR (or trade) to a .223 MPR. This is the only trade I would consider The MPR is my favorite field rifle so I want to stay in the MPR system. I would definitely consider a 223 MPR on a trade if it was carbon fiber like what we are selling here.
The .308 MPR I have here is a laser w Hornady factory ammo. I’ve shot multiple 3-leaf clovers with these rounds as well as factory AMAX and standard ELDS. The rifle is just amazing and I would be willing to do a FACETIME from my loading bench if a potential buyer wanted to see the rifle up close. It comes with an Aluminum 2-shot quiver by HOLT which is awesome for a field gun. It’s so nice to have 2 rounds on a forearm.
The gun can’t have more than 100 -200 rounds on it. The gun came with ejection issues out of the box, but I sent it to factory and they told me the bolt was out of spec, (occasionally the fired brass would be dropped prematurely and before it made it out of the ejection port) they fixed it and it has not had an ejection issue since then. It breaks my heart to let this rifle go, it shoots light out, and after going through all the trouble with factory and getting the rifle to be so dependable it breaks my heart to let it go but.I just prefer the 223 caliber for my applications
I consider this BETTER THAN A NEW RIFLE. it’s proven, it’s tuned by a factory gunsmith. Expect the best shooter, I say it’s blessed because It shoots clovers w factory ammo.
Price would be $1900 shipped to a FFL
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