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BCL TRX Bronco Scout 12.5" and 16″ 308 Win

The BCL TRX Bronco Scout in 12.5" and 16″ 308 Win is a compact, light, and rugged bolt action rifle chambered in 308 Win and fed with AR10/BCL102 or MRX magazines. This rifle would be comfortable in its scabbard on the side of a horse, packed, slung or mounted onto a Utility Vehicle for ranch, range or backcountry duty. The vertical pistol grip and adjustable stock allows for the rifle to be shot comfortably in any position.

Features
Chassis – Machined from aircraft grade aluminum. Finished with Type III hard coat anodize and Cerakote. The chassis comes with side and under rail MLOK mounting points and an integral “one point” QD sling point on the opposite side of the bolt
Action – LRX Short Action with three lug bolt offering a 60 degree bolt throw
Barrel – 12.5 inch or 16" Match Grade Steel Barrel finished with Nitride and Cerakote
Trigger – TriggerTech Remington 700 Primary Trigger
Specifications
Caliber: 308 Win.
Action: LRX Short Action
Barrel Length: 12.5" or 16″
Length: 28.5"or 32″
Weight: 6.9 lbs.
Accuracy: Sub-MOA
Accessory Mounting: Picatinny, M-LOK
Sights: N/A
Magazine: 5/20 round PMAG
Muzzle: 2 Gilled Brake
Muzzle Thread: 5/8″ x 24 tpi
Colour: Black, ODG, FDE
Made in Canada

This is a Non-Restricted Firearm

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Did I just rread that correct.... SUB MOA. Define Sub MOA?
Where is the folding stock as described in the video ?
 
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212driller said:
Sub 1 minute of angle is less than 1.047" at 100 yards. This is obviously dependant on the shooter as they are almost always the weakest link in the equation.
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I didnt realize I have to be specific. 3 rounds moa 5 rounds moa? There is a lot of "sub MOA" jibber jabber lately. I want to see targets.
 
fourthparadigm said:
I didnt realize I have to be specific. 3 rounds moa 5 rounds moa? There is a lot of "sub MOA" jibber jabber lately. I want to see targets.
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Frankly with a 12.5" barrel with 3moa accuracy would be sufficient to hit an 18" plate at 600 yards and I doubt many will push it that far, so why care? Even 1.5moa is sufficient for great distances. This obsession with sub moa makes little sense unless you are shooting at a kilometer.
 
212driller said:
Frankly with a 12.5" barrel with 3moa accuracy would be sufficient to hit an 18" plate at 600 yards and I doubt many will push it that far, so why care? Even 1.5moa is sufficient for great distances. This obsession with sub moa makes little sense unless you are shooting at a kilometer.
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My friend, I have a 12,5” Remington 700 pcr sb and I shoot sub MOA groupings. My best grouping at 200 yards was .47 inches. 12,5 inches barrels can get you awesome accuracy, if the barrel is well made abviously!
 
fourthparadigm said:
I didnt realize I have to be specific. 3 rounds moa 5 rounds moa? There is a lot of "sub MOA" jibber jabber lately. I want to see targets.
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212driller said:
Frankly with a 12.5" barrel with 3moa accuracy would be sufficient to hit an 18" plate at 600 yards and I doubt many will push it that far, so why care? Even 1.5moa is sufficient for great distances. This obsession with sub moa makes little sense unless you are shooting at a kilometer.
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Maybe a company claiming sub-MOA could back up their claim. Maybe its not about an obsession with sub-MOA as much as honesty and integrity: if you claim to provide it, prove it.

Put it on a bench, bag or sled it down, and fire 5 rounds at 300 yards: what is the group size.

Honesty, integrity & proving what they claim.
 
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