I may be wrong, but before I would pay 2k for some of the factory offerings, I would just do a custom and get the chamber I wanted, barrel length I want, contour and twist rate, etc. Not everyone is shooting 1000 yards or more, same as not everyone is shooting 50 gr 22-250 bullets. Get the twist for what you are wanting to shoot.
This is how I see it. I agree with SAS post. The issue is always that seems everyone hunting has a different want. Chambering, stock, trigger, barrel twist, barrel length and on and on. Even 10 years ago I couldn't find a production rifle to suit me so I went with a 700 xcrii as a place to start. So with a edge stock and a new trigger I ended up with a rifle I am 90% happy with. And even then I would have been better off just going custom.
