What's the price on the bottom metal?
Thx
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What's the price on the bottom metal?
Thx
I love this thread!
Me too, 3 of the guns are mine!Originally Posted by twatermelon
Hawk-i: These are $250+shipping
Hey Jon, have you gotten out to the range with those yet?
Last edited by PR Cook; 03-23-2022 at 12:28 PM.
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Nope, gonna be a few weeks before I can get down to it. Too much snow on the road still.
Update: I've had quite a lot of interest on these bottom metal sets but few takers. Price by volume is a very real thing (especially where purchasing raw materials is concerned). Making these 5-10 at a time doesn't appear to be financially feasible on the customer end of things so I've re-crunched my numbers including larger quantity material supply options. I think, if I can get my numbers up, I can offer these at $250.
Call it a gamble, call it introductory pricing, lets give it a shot! CGN introductory pricing on these is $250+shipping.
Regards!
Paul.
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I dont think there's money to be made on machined bottoms metal since most of them are casted or molded and it take condirable amount of time and tooling to replicate them out.
No money to be made in Muzzle breaks too, since there's dozens of shops who made them now. Even major rifle builders offer their rifles with third party's muzzle breaks added on.
Steyn: Noted. Things are moving pretty fast here, The card pictured is from the last batch. Current ones are up to date.
100y: I also didn't see much market for brakes but I seem to have found an overlooked niche (low profile, aesthetically pleasing, effective brakes to suit light weight barrels). I've been selling/installing quite a few. That said, I'm always interested in new product suggestions!
As to this week, Here's a combination picatinny rail and diopter sight mount I made for a Swedish target rifle...
This took a fair bit of design work to ensure everything would function and line up correctly without a costly trial and error process,
as well as to collaborate with the customer on what he envisioned.
Fine satin hot blued finish...mmmmmm
Should work a treat!
AKA leelad
www.prprecisionrifles.com
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“Where Performance and Elegance meet” P.R. Precision
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[QUOTE=PR Cook;18766042]Steyn: Noted. Things are moving pretty fast here, The card pictured is from the last batch. Current ones are up to date.
100y: I also didn't see much market for brakes but I seem to have found an overlooked niche (low profile, aesthetically pleasing, effective brakes to suit light weight barrels). I've been selling/installing quite a few. That said, I'm always interested in new product suggestions!
Nice custom rail, I am looking for a way to have a custom rail for my Miroku Win1892 44 mag.
Regards,
Patrick
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