I contemplated adding the following on to the thread concerning tspearsrph’s experience as of late with his Mini Windrunner, but felt that his message of top flight customer service should stand alone, and as such, I’ll start fresh.
I promised you people some shots of the mini windrunner, the Nemesis Arms Model 06. I’ll make good on that promise tonight. First, as to why the delay. Why? Because all I had with me was what was on the cell phone and those shots weren’t worth posting. Too bad they came out so poorly as there were some great shot of Bill Ritchie and David Ives together at last weekend at the Crossroads Show in Phoenix.
Still I like the look of the two of them somehow in this shot. So, in its original form, here they are. The results? Yes, I know, I’ll get a better shot of the two of them again in mid March.
A shot this poor requires some form of penance. Two Hail Marys and at least a dozen more better shots….at least. So be it.
To begin, finally, some good shots of the new Nemesis Mini Windrunner, the Model 06.
Here, in David Ives hands, is the new model.
For those that have seen the early variants, we can already see some changes. Many discussed in the earlier thread, the new trigger, the new bipod, the new barrel, the new stock system, etc., etc. All still representing the collaboration of what is now Bill and his son’s work and that of David’s. With parents like the M96 and the M98, just what were expecting the kid to look like and act like? Weighing in at just over 11 pounds and able to be packed away in a 20” bag, it has a mass to it that defies the Spartan “if it doesn’t do something important, it isn’t there” look. Its a look that won't appeal to everybody. But, to some, its the kind of rifle that makes you stop in your tracks, stare for awhile, ask to handle it, get a chance to shoot it and then, go away to start selling anything, hell everything else to buy one.
Over the next few weeks, we will go through the shop and look at the various operations that provide the components for this rifle. Its a great opportunity to see a rifle system, a fully engineered platform come to life. Each part, with the exception of the trigger (Jewel) is made as a proprietary part of this rifle. The result is 3" at 600 yards and 6.5" at 900 yards. The targets are coming in now and we will post them here as well. Enjoy.
Please ask any questions you might have about this rifle and I'll see if I can get the answers posted here.
Hopefully, we will all find it interesting.
I promised you people some shots of the mini windrunner, the Nemesis Arms Model 06. I’ll make good on that promise tonight. First, as to why the delay. Why? Because all I had with me was what was on the cell phone and those shots weren’t worth posting. Too bad they came out so poorly as there were some great shot of Bill Ritchie and David Ives together at last weekend at the Crossroads Show in Phoenix.
Still I like the look of the two of them somehow in this shot. So, in its original form, here they are. The results? Yes, I know, I’ll get a better shot of the two of them again in mid March.
A shot this poor requires some form of penance. Two Hail Marys and at least a dozen more better shots….at least. So be it.
To begin, finally, some good shots of the new Nemesis Mini Windrunner, the Model 06.
Here, in David Ives hands, is the new model.
For those that have seen the early variants, we can already see some changes. Many discussed in the earlier thread, the new trigger, the new bipod, the new barrel, the new stock system, etc., etc. All still representing the collaboration of what is now Bill and his son’s work and that of David’s. With parents like the M96 and the M98, just what were expecting the kid to look like and act like? Weighing in at just over 11 pounds and able to be packed away in a 20” bag, it has a mass to it that defies the Spartan “if it doesn’t do something important, it isn’t there” look. Its a look that won't appeal to everybody. But, to some, its the kind of rifle that makes you stop in your tracks, stare for awhile, ask to handle it, get a chance to shoot it and then, go away to start selling anything, hell everything else to buy one.
Over the next few weeks, we will go through the shop and look at the various operations that provide the components for this rifle. Its a great opportunity to see a rifle system, a fully engineered platform come to life. Each part, with the exception of the trigger (Jewel) is made as a proprietary part of this rifle. The result is 3" at 600 yards and 6.5" at 900 yards. The targets are coming in now and we will post them here as well. Enjoy.
Please ask any questions you might have about this rifle and I'll see if I can get the answers posted here.
Hopefully, we will all find it interesting.
