mtwarden;
Top of the morning to you sir, I hope your part of Montana is getting seasonally appropriate spring weather and you're well.
Honestly I've never ever been in a position in life where I could feel comfortable tying up that much money in one rifle, but there are folks who are that here and I put up the post for them.
As best as I can recall, the balance was very, very nice on the rifle he had at the show.
Without throwing shade on any other rifle actions either, it was super smooth to operate. The closest I can say is that it rivaled a 96 Swede action that I worked over for my late father first and then put in a Dayton Traister cock on open kit and polished it even more.
For a titanium or even stainless steel action, it was such that you'd run it and then sort of go, "Huh" and run it again because that wasn't what you were expecting. Like that.
I hope he does well with them, Lord knows we need folks in the firearms industry to do at least okay up here.
All the best.
Dwayne
