SOLD/EXPIRED 700 actions in stock at Brownells

[muleyhunter13]

Just made a 6 creedmoor with a Mack Bros action. Great company to deal with and their actions are awesome… don't want them to, but they could definitely charge way more for their actions.

If you want one just call or email, and they will contact you once they have them back in stock. Last time I contacted the they said they are hoping to have long actions at or around the first of next year.

Pic is of a three shot group at 100 yards, factory Hornady ammo just after breaking in the barrel.

 

[VLD Pilot]

Just made a 6 creedmoor with a Mack Bros action. Great company to deal with and their actions are awesome… don't want them to, but they could definitely charge way more for their actions.

If you want one just call or email, and they will contact you once they have them back in stock. Last time I contacted the they said they are hoping to have long actions at or around the first of next year.

Pic is of a three shot group at 100 yards, factory Hornady ammo just after breaking in the barrel.

Only short actions ?

 

[JAYgs8163]

Only short actions ?

At this time yes. Soon to introduce long.

 

[North Idaho Hunter]

We also have remington 700 actions in stock.

We still try to beat everyone on the net!

Check out our current stock of them here - https://jaoutdoors.com/product-category/remington-actions-accessories/




***edited, shouldn't have blamed price increase on owners - sorry fellas!***

 

[WWP2012]

the prices on these went up drastically due to the new owners.

Not even worth shopping there anymore.

 

[shortgrass]

Would this be the wrong place to discuss some of the true benefits of a clone for a precision elk rifle?

Yes! Try "Rifles, Barrels, Bullets and Ballistics" forum. ThIs IS the "Classified" section.

 

[shortgrass]

We also have remington 700 actions in stock, the prices on these went up drastically due to the new owners.

We still try to beat everyone on the net!

Check out our current stock of them here - https://jaoutdoors.com/product-category/remington-actions-accessories/

You sure its because of the new owners? EVERTHING has gone up in price it seems. Been to the grocery lately? Ribeyes were $21.97/lb this week! Steel has gone up 35%-40%. Wood, I'm not sure how much, but enough! . Gas and diesel are up in price, some areas more than others, but nation wide higher in price than a year ago. Transportation, like having a pallet of something shipped a hundred miles. And FedEx/UPS, also. It just plain costs more to be in business (or eat!) today than it did 18 months ago. I remember hearing the 'new' Rem Firearms owners were having a labor/wage issue with the former workers before they started-up. If that's true, the cost of labor and benefits may have increased. This may not be the proper section of the forum to being this up, but I just can't let "due to the new owners" pass. Look for the cost of custom actions to be on the increase, also. Look at the big picture. Point a finger were it needs to be pointed, not at a company (all companies) having to deal with higher prices of every material and service they use to be in business. It's called "inflation". Caused by who or what?

 

[VLD Pilot]

You sure its because of the new owners? EVERTHING has gone up in price it seems. Been to the grocery lately? Ribeyes were $21.97/lb this week! Steel has gone up 35%-40%. Wood, I'm not sure how much, but enough! . Gas and diesel are up in price, some areas more than others, but nation wide higher in price than a year ago. Transportation, like having a pallet of something shipped a hundred miles. And FedEx/UPS, also. It just plain costs more to be in business (or eat!) today than it did 18 months ago. I remember hearing the 'new' Rem Firearms owners were having a labor/wage issue with the former workers before they started-up. If that's true, the cost of labor and benefits may have increased. This may not be the proper section of the forum to being this up, but I just can't let "due to the new owners" pass. Look for the cost of custom actions to be on the increase, also. Look at the big picture. Point a finger were it needs to be pointed, not at a company (all companies) having to deal with higher prices of every material and service they use to be in business. It's called "inflation". Caused by who or what?

It's not the new owners. It's just where we are at today in this country. Just that simple.

 

[JAYgs8163]

Time to end this thread. Going off track for sure!!!