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I'm going stainless and bead blasted so clearance shouldn't be an issue.
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I already have a Manners ready to go.
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Looks as if Shiraz has a good selection.
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Looks as if Shiraz has a good selection. Different company........
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yes I have one, I like the VR pic model which has the lug and pic rail built in. its a very stiff action. I think it helps alot. I would also look at a defiance, which you can get the same options on. they are the only other company that makes the lug and rail built in. surgeon last time I looked wasn't taking new orders.
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Several vendors sell Surgeon actions ready to go.
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The surgeon actions are a little too tacticool for my taste. The same reason I would not go with the built in picitinny rail on the BAT. Just don't care for the ascetics.
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The surgeon actions are a little too tacticool for my taste. The same reason I would not go with the built in picitinny rail on the BAT. Just don't care for the ascetics. Hm...integrated rail = no screw heads, no parting line... What ascetics are you referring to (or do you want separate direct-mount rings/bases)? The integration is IMHO a great feature - no screws to loosen, no mounting issues, added rigidity and strength. I recently received a BAT M, single shot, with integrated rail and like it a lot. Are you interested in the single shot or repeater version? http://www.brunoshooters.com/category/actions_bat_model_vr.html - 5, all repeaters, all with 0 MOA integrated rail https://bulletcentral.com/bat-actions/bat-machine-action-model-vr/ - 51, all repeaters, vast majority with 20 MOA integrated rail BTW, if you are looking for a configuration different from the ones at those sources, going thru them (those two main distributors/resellers) will save you about 50% of the normal lead time going to BAT direct. It did for me.
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I'm going with the repeater.
Just don't care at all for the look of the built in rail.
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