Which would you pick for a higher-end bolt rifle?

[milkbone96]

They were, but the wood was excellent. For wood, I'd still go Sako if $ was not an issue.

 

[Lefty Dick]

I’d have one built…
Pristine action
Swanson(Jury) barrel
And put in AAA Claro walnut.

And have PR Precision build it.

.275 Rigby, 22-1/2” #2 contour barrel, butter knife style bolt knob, and a quaint medium power scope.

 

[yidava25]

I’d have one built…
Pristine action
Swanson(Jury) barrel
And put in AAA Claro walnut.

And have PR Precision build it.

.275 Rigby, 22-1/2” #2 contour barrel, butter knife style bolt knob, and a quaint medium power scope.

Yes, for $4000+
If that were an option I'd probably skip the wait time and just buy a really nice factory rifle

 

[Joel]

They were, but the wood was excellent. For wood, I'd still go Sako if $ was not an issue.

Me too.

When it comes to custom stuff, theres so many good factory options I don't think I have an interest in any custom builds ever again. A modification or two perhaps, rebarrel if shot out but thats about it.

 

[pathfinder76]

I’d have one built…
Pristine action
Swanson(Jury) barrel
And put in AAA Claro walnut.

And have PR Precision build it.

.275 Rigby, 22-1/2” #2 contour barrel, butter knife style bolt knob, and a quaint medium power scope.

For $2500?

 

[Slimbo]

And now you’ll have 3-5 PMs asking about that

And now you’ll have 3-5 PMs asking about that

How long before Hoytcanon breaks my balls for bypassing the EE?

 

[pathfinder76]

 

[Joel]

Good plan. Come to think of it I have a pre-64 featherweight in a hunters edge I may part with

Surprised a guy would want rid of that one!

 

[pete dobinson]

Kimber 84L 30-06 would be my choice.

 

[Slimbo]

And now you’ll have 3-5 PMs asking about that

How long before Hoytcanon breaks my balls for bypassing the

Surprised a guy would want rid of that one!

I have a trio of kimbers in 223/6.5x55/338-06 that are making the rest of the safe look pretty silly

 

[Sights4Nights]

I really enjoy my Steyr CL2 and would recommend for that price point. I think the SBS action is one of the coolest production field actions out there. It has unique features that I enjoy: two position magazine, two position bolt handle, set trigger and three position safety. The spiral barrel, butter knife bolt handle and green stock do it for me aesthetically. Only complaint is when a pic rail is installed the sights slightly disappear behind it. Mine’s the SX mountain model in 243.