I have a New in the box 280 AI Ackley Improved Legendary Arms Works Capra For Sale. Features a 24" fluted barrel, muzzle brake and thread protector, custom action with 3 position safety, fluted bolt, graphite stock, complete metal cerakote in tungsten gray, Timney trigger, Talley steel bases and custom Legendary Arms Works case by Boyt. Weighs 7.1 lbs. Photos are of the actual rifle. Retail was about $2600. ASKING$1750. delivered. Tony 505-980-7877
Here's a review by American Hunter Magazine August 12, 2017:
The Capra has all you'd want, and then some. The drive train of the Capra is the Ed Brown M704 action, a rather ingenious design in and of itself. I'm definitely in the controlled-round-feed camp; yes, I have push feed rifles that I like, but given my druthers I prefer CRF. The M704 is a CRF action that doesn't use the conventional Mauser-style claw extractor. The bottom section of the bolt face is open, to pick up the cartridge, and an oversized (in comparison to other push feed designs) on the rim of the bolt face handles the extraction duties. A blade-style ejector reliably kicks the cartridges out of the action. The bolt is one piece of steel, manufactured on CNC machines for tight, uniform tolerances. A strong and reliable magazine follower—which puts the first cartridge down to the left, not the right—helps the smooth feeding that Legendary rifles are known for. A three position wing safety, in the style of a Winchester Model 70, is located at the rear, right side of the receiver, and the whole deal is run by a Timney 502 trigger. That trigger is crisp and clean, with very little creep and virtually no over-travel.
Here's a review by American Hunter Magazine August 12, 2017:
The Capra has all you'd want, and then some. The drive train of the Capra is the Ed Brown M704 action, a rather ingenious design in and of itself. I'm definitely in the controlled-round-feed camp; yes, I have push feed rifles that I like, but given my druthers I prefer CRF. The M704 is a CRF action that doesn't use the conventional Mauser-style claw extractor. The bottom section of the bolt face is open, to pick up the cartridge, and an oversized (in comparison to other push feed designs) on the rim of the bolt face handles the extraction duties. A blade-style ejector reliably kicks the cartridges out of the action. The bolt is one piece of steel, manufactured on CNC machines for tight, uniform tolerances. A strong and reliable magazine follower—which puts the first cartridge down to the left, not the right—helps the smooth feeding that Legendary rifles are known for. A three position wing safety, in the style of a Winchester Model 70, is located at the rear, right side of the receiver, and the whole deal is run by a Timney 502 trigger. That trigger is crisp and clean, with very little creep and virtually no over-travel.
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