As above. This rifle has 123 rounds of Hornady 180 grain ELD down the pipe and shoots sub moa. I bought it for a purpose, to shoot to a mile, I achieved that purpose, and its time to move on. At 75 I just dont appreciate the blast anymore though iwth the Fat Bastard recoil is minimal. I never appreciated a folding stock until I tried one, the best if you need to pack it. Comes with forward Pic. rail and factory muzzle brake. The folding stock is nice for packing, the tape is athletic type and will come right off. Fully adjustable for comb height and LOP. This rifle retails for $2699 with tax $2940 and FFL fee on top of that. $2300 $2200 TYFFL obro. FTF in Oklahoma. Not looking for trades but never hurts to ask.
Scope and bipod not included but could be negotiated for. Will include the $200 APA Gen IIII Fat Bastard for $100 with the rifle. Comes with box, rifle and muzzle break. I have a case of Hornady 180 grain ELD that the buyer has first choice on.
Scope and bipod not included but could be negotiated for. Will include the $200 APA Gen IIII Fat Bastard for $100 with the rifle. Comes with box, rifle and muzzle break. I have a case of Hornady 180 grain ELD that the buyer has first choice on.
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