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My first derogatory statement on CGN....I could not agree more about the response above. No one via CGN knows if this is a great rifle yet due to its so new....however PGW reputation is for very accurate superiorly designed & built rifles. Look forward to reading more about it.
Hey hillbilly you have some moon shine to tend to and maybe tag team some sheep with Malaka.
Well I hit the range Saturday with the LRT-3 here are my thoughts on this ###y beast. I really like the feel of this rifle fits me like a glove the folding stock is rock solid no play very stiff and rigid. Adjustability of the folding stock is excellent you can get it just right, i was quickly able to get it adjusted the way I like it. Firing the LRT-3 is a total rush really fun recoil is very tame and well suppressed the muzzle break definitely does its job however it does blow a little back at the shooter but not as bad as the Steyr. The trigger is on the heavy side at 6.5 lbs but is very consistent and breaks clean Ross is working on getting the trigger pull down I personally have it down to 3lbs and will have it lower. I am extremely happy with this rifle and will be hopefully shooting at 640 yards next weekend I will report back periodically. Anyone considering this rifle I highly recommend getting one it is typical PGW quality you can not go wrong I am so happy and if anyone wants to test fire it before buying I can arrange to meet you at Silverdale or EESA.
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This just turned into the worst thread ever... because now I think I have to spend my house downpayment on something other than a house, yet again...
First I was thinking .8" is not what I would expect, but for the first time shooting the rifle, with that trigger weight - not bad. And not bad at all for pulled M33.
First I was thinking .8" is not what I would expect, but for the first time shooting the rifle, with that trigger weight - not bad. And not bad at all for pulled M33.
Well I can if I have my ### trigger set to the same tension as my mudflaps 6oz or less and my F-class bipod
Plus DG can't shoot.
Well I hit the range Saturday with the LRT-3 here are my thoughts on this ###y beast. I really like the feel of this rifle fits me like a glove the folding stock is rock solid no play very stiff and rigid. Adjustability of the folding stock is excellent you can get it just right, i was quickly able to get it adjusted the way I like it. Firing the LRT-3 is a total rush really fun recoil is very tame and well suppressed the muzzle break definitely does its job however it does blow a little back at the shooter but not as bad as the Steyr. The trigger is on the heavy side at 6.5 lbs but is very consistent and breaks clean Ross is working on getting the trigger pull down I personally have it down to 3lbs and will have it lower. I am extremely happy with this rifle and will be hopefully shooting at 640 yards next weekend I will report back periodically. Anyone considering this rifle I highly recommend getting one it is typical PGW quality you can not go wrong I am so happy and if anyone wants to test fire it before buying I can arrange to meet you at Silverdale or EESA.
my god...I can't stop drooling at this rifle!!! I've never shot a .50 before but I really want to now.
Next time yer at Silverdale let me know, I'm a member there and try to get out as often as I can. I'd love to see and hear this baby in action!
CST Grad C.Nixon
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- Saskatchewan
Magazine holds 5 rounds in a single stack design, like the chassis system also made by Cadex Defence, which are both very well made...
