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Precision Rifles & Precision Rifle Chassis Systems

AB ARMS MOD X GEN III MODULAR RIFLE SYSTEM

AB ARMS MOD X GEN III MODULAR RIFLE SYSTEM

American Built Arms Company presents the AB ARMS MOD X GEN III MODULAR RIFLE SYSTEM designed and engineered for military, law enforcement, and hunting enthusiasts. The AB ARMS MOD X GEN III MODULAR RIFLE CHASSIS SYSTEM is a lightweight (3 lbs. 2 oz.), ergonomic, drop-in chassis for the Remington® Model 700 Short Action. It serves as a modular foundation on which tactical accessories can be added according to the operator’s needs.

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Alexander Arms Ulfberht  338 Lapua Magnum

Alexander Arms Ulfberht 338 Lapua Magnum

Alexander Arms Ulfberht – Mechanically, the rifle is extremely simple, having only 48 individual parts and only ten moving parts that need to be maintained. Its mechanism is based on the Russian DP 28 machine gun. The simple, but reliable gas piston operating system of the DP 28 machine gun has been inverted and refined in Ulfberht to feature magazine feeding. An adjustable gas system allows users to operate the weapon in a variety of environments and situations, including extreme heat, extreme cold, and suppressed for all standard

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JP MR-10 Bolt Action Rifle, JP Advanced Modular Chassis System

JP MR-10™ features a benchrest-quality short action with the best of everything including a large-knobbed, spiral-fluted bolt for dirt clearance, Picatinny top rail, single-stage match trigger, and JP Supermatch™ fluted barrel with large-profile JP Tactical Compensator perfectly blended to the barrel. This premium action is installed in our JP Advanced Modular Chassis System™—a state-of-the-art machined chassis system made from 6061 T6 aircraft grade aluminum.

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POF Revolt Light

POF Revolt Light -Part AR-15, part bolt-action, all POF-USA. The NEW ReVolt™ Bolt-Action rifles feature our Gen 4 ambidextrous controls, innovative bolt-action design, and our M-LOK compatible M Rail. The ReVolt™ shares the look and fire control operations that you are used to. Minimize your training time, maximize your efficiency. Pure POF-USA quality and performance, purpose-built for those demanding more out of their bolt-action rifles. A perfect choice for hunters and Law Enforcement; and with the change to a captive pin at the factory it’s legal in all 13 Colonies

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Modular Driven Technologies | MDT HS3 Chassis | Black

Modular Driven Technologies | MDT HS3 Chassis | Black

MDT HS3 Chassis – Improve accuracy and ergonomics with the HS3 Chassis system. The HS3 is a light (2.2lb) chassis system for bolt action rifles that allows use of AR-15 buttstocks and grips to suit your needs. It is machined from 6061 aluminum, hard anodized and finished with black or FDE side panels for color, grip and feel. MDT HS3 Fits the Following Models, Remington 700 Short Action, Remington 700 Long Action, Savage Short Action, Savage Long Action, Tikka T3 Short Caliber, Tikka T3 Long Caliber, Howa 1500 – Short Caliber – MDT CHASSIS

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Ruger Precision Rifle Review-AR

Ruger Precision Rifle Review – The Precision Rifle’s upper receiver and one-piece bolt body are CNC-machined from pre-hardened 4140 chrome/molybdenum alloy steel. The lower receiver is machined in two pieces, right and left halves, from 7075-T6 hard-coat anodized aluminum. That method simplifies manufacture, allows more precise control of machining in the magazine well and makes assembly of small components easier as they can be placed in position in one half before the other half is attached.

Offered at this time in three short-action chamberings, the rifle is available in .308. Win. with a 20″ barrel, 6.5 mm Creedmoor with a 24″ barrel and .243 Win. with a 26″ barrel. The weights vary by chambering, but with the lightest model starting at 9.7 lbs. sans optic, the Precision Rifle is not a light firearm. The evaluation gun provided by Ruger was chambered in 6.5 mm Creedmoor and—after being furnished with a scope, bipod and stock-mounted monopod—tipped the scales at just over 15 lbs.

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MDT HS3 Remington 700 Chassis

MDT HS3 Remington 700 Chassis – The MDT HS3 Remington 700 Chassis system is a solid chassis system manufactured from billet 6061-T6 Aluminum, which has been hard anodized for additional strength. The v-shaped bedding ensures maximum accuracy and repeatability. The fore end allows barrels as large as the size of the rifle action and has a total length of 15″ from the trigger. (Which is 3″ longer than our popular LSS chassis system). The chassis is designed to take any AR-15 butt stock and Pistol grip and accepts MDT polymer magazines or any AICS profile magazine. The chassis is finished with Polymer side panels for color, grip and feel.

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The bolt action rifle has remained fundamentally unchanged for over 150 years. Sure there have been improvements and refinements but for the most part the basic rifle remains unchanged. There’s a receiver with a barrel threaded in to it. The barreled action is placed in a hunk of wood called the rifle stock. A scope is attached directly to the receiver or action. The action is fed by either an internal magazine or external box type magazine. The action is cycled by by lifting up the bolt, sliding it fully rearwards then returning it forwards and down to it’s locked position. Take the safety off, pull the trigger and “bang”. Repeat as necessary. Obviously the previous is over simplified.

Today we are on the precipice of great changes to the bolt action rifle.. Almost weekly some rifle chassis manufacturer or traditional firearm manufacturer announces a new rifle chassis system or a complete rifle built upon a chassis. The chassis eliminates the wood stock formerly used in bolt action rifles. The chassis in many ways are making bolt action rifles more AR-15 or AR-10 like. In fact many rifle chassis utilize AR stocks, pistol grips, scope mounts and any other picatinney rail mounted hardware you can imagine.

The changes do not end theres. Taking a play from Savage some clever folks are adapting Savage drop-in barrels to Remington 700 receivers. This method is called “Remage”. There are currently 3rd party Remington 700 action clones designed for Savage barrels. Not to be beaten at it’s own game several of Remington sniper rifles such as the PSR, MSR and CSR feature quick change barrels that look similar to that of an AR-15. It’s a matter of time before a modular quick change barrel system like that makes it to consumer rifles. We are seeing bolts that feature the best locking methods of all firearms combined in to bolts. These new rifle chassis are also in some cases allowing users to choose the type of magazine whether AR-15, AR 308 or AICS.

The future is also here with ammunition. Despite an emotional debate of purists in love with the .308 Winchester and it’s long proven history 6.5 Creedmoor is poised to be the long range accuracy cartridge king. If the military adopts 6.5 Creedmoor and brings the ammo cost down that will be a game changing moment for shooters and snipers alike.

The purpose of this site is to keep up with these changes for a future, current and historical perspective.


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