Ultralight 28 Nosler from Alamo Precision?

[Stick1]

Yep! This just happened Putting the finishing touches on a long range hunting rig for a fellow TBH'r. The goal was a 28 Nosler as light as we could get it, so here is where we ended up - as close to not breaking 6lbs as you can get!

APR Custom
28 Nosler
26" Proof Research Light Sendero 1-8 Twist
Threaded 5/8x24 w/ Pierce Titanium Muzzle Brake
Pierce Titanium Action w/ Titanium Bolt
Titanium Recoil Lug
Jewell HVR Trigger
APR BDL Bottom Metal
Manners EH3 Midnight Camo
5lbs 15.9oz







Thanks for looking,
Robert
Alamo Precision Rifles
aprifles.com

[kd350]

That's awesome! I'm going to have to have y'all build me a rifle one of these days, maybe if I ever graduate college

[2Lazy2P]

Heck yea, nice work

[bphillips]

Ultimate big game mountain rifle

[freerhunter16]

Awesome build. I am wanting to do something very similar on my next build.

[trophy8]

Better hang on when you pull the trigger!!

[canny]

Digging the specs, minus the brake type. I bet that gun is going to be fun one to carry and do some serious work! What was the total weight goal if you don't mind me asking.

[Slick8]

Jason was just telling me about that thing, that's a beast on heck of a mountain rifle.

[Stick1]

Better hang on when you pull the trigger!!

I'd like to say "shouldn't be that bad"............but I can't

[Maxlab]

Nice Mountain Rifle.

[bphillips]

I'd like to say "shouldn't be that bad"............but I can't

I bet.


My 300rum with a break shooting 180s had some pop to it and it was around 9 3/4lb with glass

[Mike D]

Oh yeah!

What are your thoughts on that Pierce action?

I've been considering using one.


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[Drycreek3189]

I'm not a fan of muzzle brakes, but that is a nice looking rifle ! Good work APR !

[bboswell]

I'm not a fan of muzzle brakes, but that is a nice looking rifle ! Good work APR !

I'm not either but your not going to touch that beast off without one!!

Nice work APR Team

[Stick1]

Thanks gentlemen.

Mike - We've been waiting on parts for this build for about a year and ordered them based on what was available in the market at the time, and the expected lead times associated with them. Probably wouldn't go down that path again given the options available today.