Precision/Sniper/Tactical
- Thread starter Farmboy
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- 54°52'56"N 112°10'7"W Alpha Bravo
Crazi did you paint that yourself? It looks great....
Yes. and thank you.
Freakin awesome paint job
My precision collection
CZ 527 Varmint Kevlar 223 VXL 6.5-20x56 Warne rings
Cooper M22 Varmint 25-06AI VXL 4.5-14x56 Burris Sig rings Leupold bases
Rem 700 VSSF II 204R VX III 4.5-14x40 Gunmetal PRW rings and bases
CZ 527 Varmint Kevlar 223 VXL 6.5-20x56 Warne rings
Cooper M22 Varmint 25-06AI VXL 4.5-14x56 Burris Sig rings Leupold bases
Rem 700 VSSF II 204R VX III 4.5-14x40 Gunmetal PRW rings and bases
freddyfour
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- Location
- Brant County, Ontario
I might as well sound off also... Posted these way back when I first got it.
What is this????????????????!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! details please
LRS2 actually... the Tactical is a whole different animal, despite the looks.
Nice floor.
Why bother using carpets when you can take them with you by wearing fuzzy slippers??
Ardent
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Well, not really... just a different method of scope mounting, brake, and a few "tactical" additions like the rear monopod. Otherwise, on spec, identical rifles. The LRS2 seems the better value, but I haven't owned both. If you have more insight I've missed, I'm interested to hear as I'm by no means an authority on both.
As a matter of fact, the rear monopod and other "accessories"/"additions" are pretty much the only interchangeable parts. The Tactical's stock won't accept any other R93 barrels, whereas mine can (i.e. I can take a 270 Win. from an R93 Offroad and slap it onto my stock, change the bolt head and voilà: strange looking deer rifle). On the other hand, I can't take a Tactical 2 barrel and put it on my stock; the mounting points aren't spaced the same as the captive bolts that accept them. On top of that, the Tactical 2 is designed to handle the .338 LM, whereas the LRS2 isn't, which explains the lack of barrel interchangeability (safety).
You are right about the scope mounting: Tactical 2 has a Picatinny rail integrated atop the barrel at a 10 MOA taper, whereas the LRS2 accepts only saddle mounts, so any tapers have to be a custom job (as was my case).
I imagine this cleared things up.
You're welcome, and I forgot to add yet another significant difference between the LRS2 and Tactical 2: a whopping 1200$ more for the latter!!! The word "Tactical" makes things expensive on both sides of the Atlantic.
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