Show me your pgw rifles

[Montefeltro]

Been looking into their m15 series..might go with a pgw over a cadex.

Show me what you got

 

[6MT]

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[Skullboy]

PGWDTI Coyote in .260 Rem.

 

[ben777lemay]

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[Mike112288]

I’d like one simply cuz their made here in Manitoba

 

[NHunter]

Any one here ever actually hunt with one of these....put any meat in the freezer....or just target fun...?

 

[Skullboy]

Any one here ever actually hunt with one of there....put any meat in the freezer....or just target fun...?

One of the Call Sign 66 Instructors bagged a deer with his PGWDTI Coyote this year..........

 

[PGW Steve]

I’d like one simply cuz their made here in Manitoba

And usually in stock at Dominion Outdoors (CGN business member) in your home town!

Each M15 series rifle is test fired for function and accuracy with factory ammo.

 

[Donny Fenn1]

Any one here ever actually hunt with one of these....put any meat in the freezer....or just target fun...?

I got mine specifically for coyotes, just because.

 

[Toolman]

I have two M15 single shot (6BR & 260), 1 coyote and another two M15 repeaters on order(or is it one repeater? One action with two barrels and two bolts) Cant wait!

Will post pics once all 5/4 are together.

 

[matt bradley]

Here's my 2, Black one is 308 and FDE is 7mm WSM Both shoot awesome

 

[8 ball]

Any one here ever actually hunt with one of these....put any meat in the freezer....or just target fun...?

Yup! Shot a muley doe last year with my Timberwolf at about 400 yards. Boom, thump!

 

[Poffels]

PGW M15 in 223 Wylde, MDT XRS stock

Extremely happy with it, used bulk Federal 223 for sighting and had near moa grouping at 100

Just starting load development, so far wow!

 

[N0M4D]

UPDATED
PGW C14 MRSWS "Timberwolf" in 338 Lapua, Topped with a Arken 6-24x50

If you were thinking about buying a PGW, go for it. Probably the best rifle I've ever had the pleasure of owning and ever will. Aside from a straight up hi Precision benchrest only build I've not seen another rifle keep up with it. Top it all off its made in Canada so you'd be supporting Canadian jobs and the Canadian Economy. Win, win, win IMO. Hunting its a tad heavy, but in my opinion its not a problem. I use it on mountain Goats once a year, and coyotes when I'm bored at the farm. Overkill, but oh well, so is a lifted F150.

 

[matt bradley]

I really want a Timberwolf, I have 2 Coyote's and there awesome but there's something about a 338LM.

 

[Toolman]

These are mine, precise, accurate and built like tanks.

Chambered in .308, .223, .260 and 6mmBR.

The bottom one is a RBLP and to date the only one like it in existence.

 

[Mik123]

Hat's off for taking a Timberwolf goat hunting

PGW C14 MRSWS "Timberwolf" in 338 Lapua, Topped with a S&B PMII

If you were thinking about buying a PGW, go for it. Probably the best rifle I've ever had the pleasure of owning and ever will. Aside from a straight up hi Precision benchrest only build I've not seen another rifle keep up with it. Top it all off its made in Canada so you'd be supporting Canadian jobs and the Canadian Economy. Win, win, win IMO. Hunting its a tad heavy, but in my opinion its not a problem. I use it on mountain Goats once a year, and coyotes when I'm bored at the farm. Overkill, but oh well, so is a lifted F150.

 

[N0M4D]

Hat's off for taking a Timberwolf goat hunting

Back hates me for it, but I love the pig!

 

[kthomas]

I love the iconic look of a Coyote/Timberwolf in the McM A5 stocks, with their unique spiral fluting. A PGW Coyote used to be my dream rig, and one of the first precision rifles I ever shot.

The ones in the McMillan stocks with swirl pattern and black cerakote/finish look extra cool!

I wish I could find that picture of the "urban" PGW Coyote, that had a really short barrel (18"?) and was all black.

PGW really needs to update their chassis though, to bring them into the modern chassis era and have a more competitive offering.

 

[PGW Steve]

I love the iconic look of a Coyote/Timberwolf in the McM A5 stocks, with their unique spiral fluting. A PGW Coyote used to be my dream rig, and one of the first precision rifles I ever shot.

The ones in the McMillan stocks with swirl pattern and black cerakote/finish look extra cool!

I wish I could find that picture of the "urban" PGW Coyote, that had a really short barrel (18"?) and was all black.

PGW really needs to update their chassis though, to bring them into the modern chassis era and have a more competitive offering.

There is something coming that addresses the chassis as you mention. The original chassis became what it is through many modifications and very direct input from Tier 1 SF groups that were active in Afghanistan. They wanted light, compact, strong and simple. They were adjustable, but not full of delicate, complicated mechanisms that are prone to failure. Durable and simple gets the mission done.

I've got a Coyote folder with a 17" barrel or there about, it is just over the 26" length folded, but it's FDE.