The stock is versatile and will readily accept a heavy palma contour, or with some work, a full varmint contour.
See Richard's recently completed 6BR; he has 2 as well. I know of 6 others locally that have all been converted into outstanding precision rifles.
http://www.canadiangunnutz.com/forum/showthread.php?t=169743
Say what they've discontinued the XR-100?
Well that brings my rifle count to 3 rifles out of 8 that they have discontinued shortly after I bought one.
My XR-100 has creep in the trigger. I took off the trigger guard and used the adjustment screw to bring the trigger weight as low as it would go. With the low setting the trigger creep is nullified. However it still bugs me. I'm hoping it will smooth out with use.
I bought the .204 by the way. It's stock.
The trigger on my newly acquired one has considerable creep that I cannot get rid of with adjusting. I am going to throw on my take off trigger from my other XR until I get a Jewel for it.
Can anyone explain the difference between the XR-100 and the 700 models? Sounds to me like the only major difference is that they're set up as single shots?
Basically wondering if a sight base for the XR100 would fit a 700. Leupold lists a dual dovetail one piece mount for the XR 100 but not for the 700.
The XR uses the same bases as the Model 600 and Model 7 actions.
I see, thanks. Guess I'll never find a dual dovetail one piece mount. Not an affordable one anyway. Looking for something similar to what was used on the original M40 sniper rifles.
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So what calibers will fit in XR/model 7 actions?[/QOUTE]
Everybody makes one piece bases for the XR/XP! Ken Farrell bases are my personal favorite.
It is a short action, which means that if you want to eject a round with the bullet still on it, you'd be looking no longer than a 308 or its dimensional progeny (243, 260, 7-08). or any brass casing less than 65mm.