New long range varmint project in the works

My pea shooter was done by Corlane aka. Rocky Mountain Rifles. Prices were reasonable wait time was reasonable (approx. 6 months) service and quality were excellent. It will routinely shoot 5 shot 1/3 MOA or less and best two 3 shot groups were .119 & .127 MOA. I've gotta say I am a happy camper.
Here she is.

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I have a friend who is having almost a mirror rifle built by Corlane. He shipped the reciever to them in the middle of December, they are waiting on the McMillan stock to complete the project, estimated completion date is March (3-4 months for a full blown custom 'aint bad).

I can't personally attest for Alberta Tactical Rifle but several trusted sources I have spoken to regard him highly and that's good enough for me. Keep up the good work.

John
 
bah my rifle is stock and shoots way better than me. I was at teh range, and i was about to shot a .3inch at 100y group when i got a stupid flyer and ruined it. Not bad for its first 10 rounds and cheap remington ammo
 
Splatter said:
Gallin ? Oops that's one I haven't heard about.
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Gaulin and I believe its the same as Armtech - out of Quebec

http://www.armtechcanada.com/

They have really expanded their action offerings.

Armtech Canada Enr
3335 Rte 108, Ascot, QC J1M 2A2 Téléphone : (819)562-2954
Nouvelle adresse au 30 mars 2003: Armtech Canada Enr
977 galt Est , Sherbrooke, QC J1G 1Y7 Téléphone : (819)562-2954
 
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Ian Robertson said:
What Alberta says is very true. Just recently we are seeing more of our work stay in Canada due to the problems with getting parts out of the US. I have said it many times before that Canadians do seem to have an inferiority complex towards things Canadian. The world loves our stocks but to Canadians we are nobodies. Canadians don't know of us but some guy in Russia knows all about us!
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There may be an inferiority complex, but there sure as heck isn't anything inferior about the products.

Here's my precision rifle, built on one of Ian's stocks. (http://www.robertsoncomposites.com)

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I went with his "H&H" stock. Their web site description says, "Designed by Tony Halberg and John Hastie of New Zealand. Similar to the Original design but with a parallel forend and slightly smaller grip. Used by the NZ Palma team with the Millennium action. Designed to fit the wide body actions. Butt profiled to accept Anschutz accessories. Separate cheek piece. By far our most popular prone stock, also used by the USAMU."


It has a Rob MacLennan barrel (also Canadian made). It starts of at 1.25" diameter :eek: for the first 3.5", tapers quickly to 1.1", and then gradually tapers over the rest of the length to 1" diameter at the muzzle. As you can imagine, it's a pretty hefty barrel. It sure is a beautiful piece of work.

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With my cheek against the cheek piece, I can actually hear that big heavy barrel *ring* like a tuning fork after each shot. Lasts for a fair while, too. It's so cool. :D

Don't be afraid to buy Canadian! There's some fabulous stuff out there that's as good as, or better than, anything we could import.
 
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