I think last year's builds were all around freakin awesome. If you put a stock with an adjustable cheek on that tier 1 build from last year, I think you've got the ultimate rifle. Could be used for hunting or bench shooting.
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Originally posted by OSU Fisher View PostI see that now. Didn't look close enough. For me a verticle grip and higher comb is important. Does look like a viable option. But like you said this could go any direction.
Sierracharlie out…
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I saw 4.5 - 5lb mentioned earlier.........to get that light you are realistically looking at a $4,500 + price tag. It will take titanium or whittled down steel(hours). It will also take a slimmed down stock with no features that will still require a lot of finish work(hours). You are getting down into flip-flop butt pad territory at those weights 6 to 6.5 lbs will open up more options and knock off more $. That said, If we limit it to short actions........ I might have a trick up my sleeve
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Originally posted by Stick1 View PostI saw 4.5 - 5lb mentioned earlier.........to get that light you are realistically looking at a $4,500 + price tag. It will take titanium or whittled down steel(hours). It will also take a slimmed down stock with no features that will still require a lot of finish work(hours). You are getting down into flip-flop butt pad territory at those weights 6 to 6.5 lbs will open up more options and knock off more $. That said, If we limit it to short actions........ I might have a trick up my sleeve
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Originally posted by Stick1 View PostAs far as adjustable combs go, that's definitely a possibility. Every component choice is a compromise, which is the fun challenge of these deals. The compromise with adjustable hardware is that it adds between 3/4 to 1 lb, and $100 - $200 depending on stock manufacturer.
This makes more sense to me than a 4lb rifle with almost a 5k price tag. I’ll sit that out but that’s just me.
Sierracharlie out…
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Originally posted by Stick1 View PostI saw 4.5 - 5lb mentioned earlier.........to get that light you are realistically looking at a $4,500 + price tag. It will take titanium or whittled down steel(hours). It will also take a slimmed down stock with no features that will still require a lot of finish work(hours). You are getting down into flip-flop butt pad territory at those weights 6 to 6.5 lbs will open up more options and knock off more $. That said, If we limit it to short actions........ I might have a trick up my sleeve
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Originally posted by Javelin View PostI am all for a 6lber also when I saw the 4.5 number thrown out I didnt know if it was even possible. I think a Short action only build in a 6lb gun would make an awesome group build.
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