JP MR-10 Bolt Action Rifle

[pepito]

Does anyone have an experience with JP products, specifically with the JP MR-10?
Looking for a nice .308 set up with a folding butt stock.

Been searching all over the internet and manged to find only 1 review.

http://www.tactical-life.com/rifle-firepower/perfect-10/

Reference: JP - MR-10™ Bolt Action Rifle

Base Rifle Specifications:
Action: 3-lug short throw MR-10 bolt action with 20 MOA MIL-STD-1913 Picatinny base
Barrel: JP Supermatch™ 416R air-gauged, button-rifled, cryogenically treated barrel
Barrel Finish: Fluted stainless steel
Muzzle Treatment: Large-profile JP Compensator
Caliber: .308 Win., 6.5 Creedmoor (other calibers available upon request)
Chassis: JP AMCS tactical chassis with folding Magpul Precision Rifle Stock with two 10-round magazines
Grip: Precision grip with palm rest
Forend: Benchrest or tubular style
Trigger: 1-3 lbs.
Accessories: JP accessory pack including operator’s manual, two 10-round magazine and more

 

[pepito]

Anyone? I'm curious as to which is heavier, MR-10 or an AI 2.0.

 

[Adam B]

the action is amazingly smooth but the barrel is a very heavy contour so if you're looking for a lightweight rifle this may not be the best bet, other than that it is a fantastic rifle and I wish they would just sell the action alone.

 

[Atanasius]

Killer 6.5/6 CM ( two barrels). Barnard action. JP folder. It is heavy.Target is 15 shots 6.5 CM.

 

[jabels]

If my memory serves me correctly, that is a Cooper Firearms action made for JP. I want to say it's a modified model 54.

ETA: Check this thread started by Adam B above, where another person mentions the Cooper made action

http://www.snipershide.com/shooting/snipers-hide-bolt-action-rifles/86731-jp-mr-10-rifle-action.html

 

[pepito]

Appreciate the responses. The MR-10 is quoted to be around 11 pounds fully assembled.