You should be able to find inventory at Altus Shooting Solutions, Front Range Precision, Bison Tactical or Northland Shooters Supply. If not, we have more in house ready to be engraved and assembled next week. Our website will have them in stock by the end of next week.
We've got those in production now. We'll have them out for anodize and back in 3-4 weeks.
+1 billet extension and +1 follower but the overall mag height doesn't change. The Rimx springs are fantastic so going with this means you get the same form factor without having to worry about the spring pressure.
I'm not knocking the 15rd mags because I love how well they're made. The 12rd was kind of Leon's mad scientist moment when he wanted to make it keep the loading assist and most importantly wanted it to be the same size as the factory 10rd
Additionally to Bison Tactical and Northland Shooters Supply previously mentioned, you can check out Altus Shooting Solutions, Southern Precision Rifles or Front Range Precision. Between all of those options, you will find one.
just out of curiosity, what kinda 50 and 200 yard groups does a rifle like that produce cutting the muzzle end like that?
Make a video of a 1" 10 shot group at 200 yards and Phil at MPA will give you 1000.00, we have 5 and 6 shot groups at or or just under an inch but 10 has been hard, usually 1.5" for 10 if it's a calm day
The inch is get you out of the area that will generaly be over size from Lapping. Theoretically the tight spot on a rimfire barrel will be at the 1" mark but safest bet is to slug each barrel to know for certain you are cutting and crowing at the optimal spot.
If I can video through the optic of a 10 shot group at 200y of 1" or less MPA will give me a $1000 certificate to order a chassis???
200 yards, it was a comment made to us by Phil when we were testing. We have done it before just never on video.
I have the Trigger cam and lot tested ammo that shoots well. It will give me a reason to shoot some more!!
I can slug and mark in a few minutes then measure back the desired length, so ordering 27" blanks is the easiest method for me
that is a good question but when you miss do you wonder if your rifle was a tad more accurate would you have hit it?, doubt is your worst enemy. A lot of people say a 1 moa rifle is all you need which is probably true but I can tell you the top shooters are running the tightest group shooting rifles they can get these days
I spent some time talking with Kevin Nevius when looking at different chamber profiles. His take, after doing a lot of testing with Eley and Lapus was that the Eley does better with the 2 degree chamber, like your chamber, Lapua, 1 1/2 degrees. I think the beauty of your design is that it does so well with both.
