That’s neat. Anyone know what they were selling for?
I've heard that the RN50s have pretty terrible recoil.
On the opposite side I think I would be interested in one of the heavy barrel 36" guns if I can find some info on the precision guys are getting with these guns.
I have one. No real accuracy report here, but it was consistently pounding this #### out of a 1x1ish foot rock at 400 yards at the family farm. Until the barrel warmed up, then it opens up. Still need to shoot paper and have a proper sight in, check scope tracking, ect. Its like shooting a shotgun with 3 1/2 slugs but LOUD, the muzzle break on these do a fantastic job to reduce recoil. Mines a 29" barrel, glad i did not get the 22" carbine length and extra glad I did not get a 16". 29" is the sweet spot to burn all that 50bmg gun powder.
Maybe just buy one and have a gunsmith chop it an put the brake back on.
Just the 16 inch barrel/upper would be nice so owners can swap with a already owned rifle. I'd buy one.
Nice. To bad it would be restricted.
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Should still come in NR even with a adjustable carbine stock installed. Looks like there is a couple of inches to play with there.
OK! each to their own. I however am interested and will stay and ask to get them done! The rifle in the above pic looks to have a shorter barrel than 16 inches, it appears to be 16 with the muzzle break.(U.S. Law maybe) NR will not work with the folding stock pictured but will easily work with a carbine stock and actual 16 inch barrel, a 14 inch barrel might even fit NR regulations.