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Originally Posted by Big Stick
If heeding 2.815" confines and talking Lightweight,it's no thang to rebarrel a Montucky and cut to the fhuqking chase. Hint.

I'd certainly not want 264 Kreedmire COAL "latitude" that trite,no matter the price. Hint.

Nor a 243Win or 243 Kreedmire. Hint.

Oooooopsie!

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Does this expanded military contract mean that H1000 and retumbo are going to be tough to find for another 5 years? I believe they spec'd those 2 powders specifically for the 300 and 338 ammo.

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Originally Posted by Burleyboy
Does this expanded military contract mean that H1000 and retumbo are going to be tough to find for another 5 years? I believe they spec'd those 2 powders specifically for the 300 and 338 ammo.

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I see H1000 in stock online occasionally and actually bought 5 pounds 2 weeks ago. Retumbo on the other hand is rare to find online.


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Fortunately,Imagination and Pretend are free,so Melting Snowflake Crying Karens can "afford" to "contribute"...the "lucky" kchunts. Hint. Congratulations?!?

Oooooopsie!

700 box,compared to Robbie's. Hint.

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In my opinion two "factory" rifles have made custom rifles a luxury instead of a need (for reasons that Larry and Jay pointed out; magazine length, twist rates, stock, high QC, triggers, fasteners, bedding, accuracy, etc.)

Light weight rifle - Barrett Fieldcraft

Sporter weight rifle - Seekins Havok

I've had many friends that aren't into rifles shoot one of my rigs and ask how to go about getting a custom. I always point them in the direction of Barrett or Seekins depending on their needs.




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Mechanics just "happen" to "matter". Hint.(grin)

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I've seen a critique by me,very much align the purchase of many others...if only to the perpetual chagrin of Crying Karens the world over. Which never ain't not fhuqking HILARIOUS! Hint.

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LarryO!!! Hog neck, how’s the stock ergonomics for ya?? 😂😂


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Originally Posted by ctsmith
In my opinion two "factory" rifles have made custom rifles a luxury instead of a need (for reason that Larry and Jay pointed out; magazine length, twist rates, stock, high QC, triggers, fasteners, bedding, accuracy, etc.)

Light weight rifle - Barrett Fieldcraft

Sporter weight rifle - Seekins Havok

I've had many friends that aren't into rifles shoot one of my rigs and ask how to go about getting a custom. I always point them in the direction of Barrett or Seekins depending on their needs.





Right now a really interesting sporter and lightweight pair would be the Seekins Havak PH2 and the Seekins Havak Element, both in 6.5 PRC. Seekins put a little thought to it with an extended detachable mag for the PRC with a 3.14" length.

I'd like to play with one of the Element rifles. Neat concept with the aluminum action. It's light, I do think the stock will be a little bulkier than I prefer on a lightweight when carrying it in my hand.....I'd like to prove myself wrong though.

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Originally Posted by ctsmith
In my opinion two "factory" rifles have made custom rifles a luxury instead of a need (for reason that Larry and Jay pointed out; magazine length, twist rates, stock, high QC, triggers, fasteners, bedding, accuracy, etc.)

Light weight rifle - Barrett Fieldcraft

Sporter weight rifle - Seekins Havok

I've had many friends that aren't into rifles shoot one of my rigs and ask how to go about getting a custom. I always point them in the direction of Barrett or Seekins depending on their needs.





Right now a really interesting sporter and lightweight pair would be the Seekins Havak PH2 and the Seekins Havak Element, both in 6.5 PRC. Seekins put a little thought to it with an extended detachable mag for the PRC with a 3.14" length.

I'd like to play with one of the Element rifles. Neat concept with the aluminum action. It's light, I do think the stock will be a little bulkier than I prefer on a lightweight when carrying it in my hand.....I'd like to prove myself wrong though.


I lust after an Element...


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I've long liked Glen and he gets alotta schit REALLY right,mainly because he fhuqking actually shoots. Quite the novel approach,given most of the Industry! Hint.(grin)

The 264 PRICK don't do much for me and I'd personally be slow to creep away from AICS footprint mags and DBM inlets. I'd happily go to lesser case length,to eek more boolit and binderless AICS DBM's for me,there. The .284" Hornie 190gr Beer Can steals alotta "thunder",not that a 284-264 PRICK wouldn't do nice thangs at 3.140" COAL latitude,with same(understatement). Tough to forget all of that great brass in S/A .473" boltface though. Hint.

Which reminds me,I've a new 7mm laying in wait to be assembled,if only to multiple Crying Karen chagrins. Hint.

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Jay and Greg, agree, got to have an Element.

And I'm the gay Creedmor dude from Bama so the AICS mag for me.

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prodigious twig, think I saw your youtube videos. Your long range footage, very concise and pretty good. Maybe use VLC and "merge" them, or just make longer ones.

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There’s multiple prototype Fieldcrafts for auction right now on gunbroker . 6.5 Grendel , 5.56 , and a 308(not sure the difference on this one from standard production)


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Interesting. I guess those are the mini actions?? The SN’s are within the standard FC serial number range, so not sure. think I’ll stick with the FC 22-250 and 6.5 CM.



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Originally Posted by alwaysoutdoors
There’s multiple prototype Fieldcrafts for auction right now on gunbroker . 6.5 Grendel , 5.56 , and a 308(not sure the difference on this one from standard production)


16" barrels- wow.

I purchased an old stock Forbes 280AI from Outpost, they were fine to deal with. Interesting they are lower serial numbers!

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Originally Posted by 01Foreman400
What’s going to be interesting is the price once they hit the shelves again after folks paying ridiculous prices for them.


Yeah, everybody remembers the fire sale prices of $1200-$1300.........but not the original street price of $1700-$1800.

Given the last few years and future inflation, the street price of future Fieldcraft production will probably be well north of $2000 without any untoward markup by Barrett, and then everybody will scream "It's a nice rifle but not worth that much!" Barrett is probably taking that into consideration..........


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Originally Posted by 257heaven
Interesting. I guess those are the mini actions?? The SN’s are within the standard FC serial number range, so not sure. think I’ll stick with the FC 22-250 and 6.5 CM.


Kinda looks that way.
The grendel has a sticker on it indicating fall of 2018.
Pretty neat little rig.

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Does the Barrett Family have some sort of ownership stake in Outpost Armory in Murfreesboro?

I think they do but don't know for certain.

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I reached out to Barrett yesterday through the “Contact us” form on their website. Guess that pretty much settles it.

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