375 EnABELR Build

[americanquigley]

Pierce 10x action in Cadex chassis, (like mag set up and chassis is built well) KS barrel 36" 1-7. I may go shorter but we'll see. Few ppl have said the 36" is nice. I'm considering the can route on it too so maybe shorter. I was looking hard at structured but for 2000$ I'll pass.

 

[SheepShapeAK]

Pierce 10x action in Cadex chassis, (like mag set up and chassis is built well) KS barrel 36" 1-7. I may go shorter but we'll see. Few ppl have said the 36" is nice. I'm considering the can route on it too so maybe shorter. I was looking hard at structured but for 2000$ I'll pass.

I want to put a tuner behind my suppressor on the next barrel.

Not sure the science is settled on structured barrels.

 

[americanquigley]

My initial thought was tuner and brake. My plan was for 400 lasers. I've heard with 568 it's the easy button

 

[SheepShapeAK]

My initial thought was tuner and brake. My plan was for 400 lasers. I've heard with 568 it's the easy button

Lazers in 400 and 425 are working well for me with my 8 twist.

Pushing the badlands 365's like 2950 and getting 1/4 MOA groups at 300. Still haven't had time to get out and stretch the legs.

 

[Otto6555]

Now that the reamer is headed to the house I figured I would start this thread. This will be a ground squirrel hunting rig, launching the badlands 365 and 390 grain Super Bulldozer-2's.

Approaching a year next month on my suppressor. So much for 90'day e-forms.

Second barrel is on the way to the house, and reloading components and dies are sitting in the office.


Cartridge: 375 EnABELR
Action: 1.6" Stiller TAC Driver, .640" bolt face, 40 MOA rail.
Barrel: 30" 1:8 twist K&P 1.35" straight contour
Trigger: Triggertech Diamond
Scope:
Chassis: Mirage ULR
Bipod: Still undecided. Maybe the elite iron revolution.
Suppressor: Elite Iron 375 Asset


375 EnABELR with a 390 grain SBD2 next to a 458 SOCOM case.
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Looks like a great summertime project
Keep us posted so we can learn about your new red mister