Looks good, Mark! I'm excited to see your results. Thank you for putting in the work to give people a thorough impression of the rifle.
Bradley
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Looks good, Mark! I'm excited to see your results. Thank you for putting in the work to give people a thorough impression of the rifle.
Bradley
If it's worth shooting once, it's worth shooting twice.
LaRue STEALTH Crusader - Gen4 G34
LARUEMINATItap, rack, click...?
Looking forward to it!! I guess this means you got your truck back 😂
Anyone know how much . ����
Originally Posted by whitney
2600 was the msrp listed earlier in the review
Around $2600, give or take for the final number. There are a number of "rolling improvements" being incorporated into the design which could slightly increase machine time = higher production cost per unit. The changes are not so much cosmetic as they are chamfering this, and rounding-off that for improved fit and function of the internal parts based on continued in-house testing by The Shooting Edge staff and the SAI Canadian Operations Manager. My test rifles are already outdated as the result of those "rolling changes" having already been incorporated into the Master Drawings for all future production going forward.
Mark C
That looks great! Looking forward to the range report. Here’s hoping it’s dependable!
what made you decide to move the buffer adapter up a notch on the rail?
That position gave me the most comfortable/natural Comb Height for the optic in question (Leupold Mk5 in a Leupold 35mm Cantilever Mount).
Last edited by Bartok5; 11-11-2021 at 11:38 PM.
Mark C
Pt2?
Anxiously waiting!Pt2?
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