My New Timber Wolf
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Re: My New Timber Wolf
Sean if I can find as good of a deal on a Coyote I will snap it up in a hurry
Sean if I can find as good of a deal on a Coyote I will snap it up in a hurry
Re: My New Timber Wolf
any chance of posting a pic of it as they do not show it on their site .many thanks
any chance of posting a pic of it as they do not show it on their site .many thanks
Re: My New Timber Wolf
Sorry got lazy and copied them right from PGWDTI
Timberwolf 338 SWS:
Receiver and bolt:
Receiver material: Stainless Steel Pr. 70 416
Bolt material: 4140 C/M HTSR
# of lugs: 3 (2 front 1 rear)-one piece bolt.
Lug rotation: 90 degrees.
Recoil lugs on receiver: 3 lugs.
Scope rail screws: 10-32 (5).
Action screws: 5/16-24 (2).
Safety: 3 position with middle “field strip” position.
Ejector: Double plunger set.
Extractor: Hook type.
Barrel thread: 1.162X16.
Production method: CNC-VMC, LATHE and WIRE EDM.
Barrel:
Barrel material: 4140 C/M.
Barrel length: 26”
Barrel twist: 1-10”
Grooves: 6
Brake/suppressor thread: ¾-20.
Tenon thread: 1.162X16.
Fluting: Helical pattern.
Stress relief: Cryogenic.
Trigger:
Adjustments: Weight, creep and over travel.
Stage: Single.
Magazines:
Material: Stainless.
Capacity: 5 rounds CIP specification 338 Lapua.
Scope rail:
Material: Aluminum.
Pattern: 1913 Picatinny.
Slope: Forward 25 minute.
Stock
Material: Fiberglass.
Model: A5.
Adjustments: Saddle cheek piece and spacer butt.
Bedding: PGWDTI-Titanium Cantilever Monoblock.
Muzzle brake:
Material: Stainless steel.
Attachment: Quick detach (with Allen key).
Configuration: Side port tactical.
Night vision capability:
Type 1: Simrad via custom scope ring sets.
Type 2: UNS or MUNS via PGWDTI proprietary mount.
Transit case:
Material: Polymer.
Case: Fitted Hardigg iM3300 for all components
System dimensions and weights:
Rifle weight: 15lbs.
Rifle length (with brake): 49”
Rifle length (with silencer): 54”
Silencer weight: 30oz.
Silencer length: 12”.
Silencer diameter: 2”.
Accuracy:
Sub .750 MOA with proper ammunition. The Canadian Forces accuracy standard was evaluated by hit probability with a requirement of hitting a chest sized target at 1200m 90% of the time. PGWDTI averaged over 95% on this standard and every weapon delivered under this contract was evaluated for accuracy and witnessed by DND officials.
Sorry got lazy and copied them right from PGWDTI
Timberwolf 338 SWS:
Receiver and bolt:
Receiver material: Stainless Steel Pr. 70 416
Bolt material: 4140 C/M HTSR
# of lugs: 3 (2 front 1 rear)-one piece bolt.
Lug rotation: 90 degrees.
Recoil lugs on receiver: 3 lugs.
Scope rail screws: 10-32 (5).
Action screws: 5/16-24 (2).
Safety: 3 position with middle “field strip” position.
Ejector: Double plunger set.
Extractor: Hook type.
Barrel thread: 1.162X16.
Production method: CNC-VMC, LATHE and WIRE EDM.
Barrel:
Barrel material: 4140 C/M.
Barrel length: 26”
Barrel twist: 1-10”
Grooves: 6
Brake/suppressor thread: ¾-20.
Tenon thread: 1.162X16.
Fluting: Helical pattern.
Stress relief: Cryogenic.
Trigger:
Adjustments: Weight, creep and over travel.
Stage: Single.
Magazines:
Material: Stainless.
Capacity: 5 rounds CIP specification 338 Lapua.
Scope rail:
Material: Aluminum.
Pattern: 1913 Picatinny.
Slope: Forward 25 minute.
Stock
Material: Fiberglass.
Model: A5.
Adjustments: Saddle cheek piece and spacer butt.
Bedding: PGWDTI-Titanium Cantilever Monoblock.
Muzzle brake:
Material: Stainless steel.
Attachment: Quick detach (with Allen key).
Configuration: Side port tactical.
Night vision capability:
Type 1: Simrad via custom scope ring sets.
Type 2: UNS or MUNS via PGWDTI proprietary mount.
Transit case:
Material: Polymer.
Case: Fitted Hardigg iM3300 for all components
System dimensions and weights:
Rifle weight: 15lbs.
Rifle length (with brake): 49”
Rifle length (with silencer): 54”
Silencer weight: 30oz.
Silencer length: 12”.
Silencer diameter: 2”.
Accuracy:
Sub .750 MOA with proper ammunition. The Canadian Forces accuracy standard was evaluated by hit probability with a requirement of hitting a chest sized target at 1200m 90% of the time. PGWDTI averaged over 95% on this standard and every weapon delivered under this contract was evaluated for accuracy and witnessed by DND officials.
Re: My New Timber Wolf
That is an awesome rig. Stupid question: how much does the whole thing weigh?
That is an awesome rig. Stupid question: how much does the whole thing weigh?
Re: My New Timber Wolf
Damn!!! Just when I thought I could start saving some money......WANT ONE!!
Great looking rifle. Congrats!
Damn!!! Just when I thought I could start saving some money......WANT ONE!!
Great looking rifle. Congrats!
Re: My New Timber Wolf
Thats awesome, congratulations. I have the little brother Coyote, someday I hope to have a Timberwolf...
Thats awesome, congratulations. I have the little brother Coyote, someday I hope to have a Timberwolf...
Re: My New Timber Wolf
Anybody in the U.S. have the new PGWDTI 50cal on order?
sure is pretty..
http://www.dgauryletzphotography.com/Other/shooting/DSC4213/1245784373_n3zxn-X2.jpg
http://www.dgauryletzphotography.com/Other/shooting/DSC4243/1245787511_TczG6-X2.jpg
Anybody in the U.S. have the new PGWDTI 50cal on order?
sure is pretty..
http://www.dgauryletzphotography.com/Other/shooting/DSC4213/1245784373_n3zxn-X2.jpg
http://www.dgauryletzphotography.com/Other/shooting/DSC4243/1245787511_TczG6-X2.jpg
Re: My New Timber Wolf
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: wheels</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Anybody in the U.S. have the new PGWDTI 50cal on order?
sure is pretty..
http://www.dgauryletzphotography.com/Other/shooting/DSC4213/1245784373_n3zxn-X2.jpg
http://www.dgauryletzphotography.com/Other/shooting/DSC4243/1245787511_TczG6-X2.jpg </div></div>
is that the new Remmy XM2010 Chassis?
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: wheels</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Anybody in the U.S. have the new PGWDTI 50cal on order?
sure is pretty..
http://www.dgauryletzphotography.com/Other/shooting/DSC4213/1245784373_n3zxn-X2.jpg
http://www.dgauryletzphotography.com/Other/shooting/DSC4243/1245787511_TczG6-X2.jpg </div></div>
is that the new Remmy XM2010 Chassis?
Re: My New Timber Wolf
Cadex Strike 50 chasis.
I believe they are making the Remington XM chasis as well.
Cadex Strike 50 chasis.
I believe they are making the Remington XM chasis as well.
