robert rex
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HS Precision 300 Winchester Magnum $3250
-Assembled in the HS Precision Custom Shop.
-Action: HS Precision Pro-Series 2000 Long Action
-Stock: HTR (Heavy Tactical) with adjustable cheek rest and adjustable length of pull
-Color: Olive and Black Camo
-Nightforce 20 MOA rail
-Jewel Trigger
-Four Port timed muzzle break
-Front Picatinny rail
-New Brux 10T MTU 30 Cal barrel (less than 175 rounds) (invoice for installation in images)
-When re-barreled, Epoxy bed action in stock, open barrel channel.
-Rifle weighs 13.3 lbs. without scope.
Rifle History: The rifle was purchased new at the beginning of the pandemic by my close friend, Jon. It was chambered in a 264 Winchester Magnum to shoot the new generation of 6.5 bullets at a much faster muzzle velocity. My friend contracted cancer and I purchased the rifle from his estate. I began load development only to find the 264 barrel was toast at about 700 rounds. I had Jim See from Elite Accuracy re-barreled and re-bed it in January, 23 in a 300 Win Mag. I worked up about a ½ MOA load with Berger 208 Hybrids and H4831sc; Jim See during test firing had even better luck with H1000. I'm up to my lips in H4831 and couldn't find H1000 to save my life, so I haven't verified it. The rifle loves heavies but shoots really well with even off the shelf Barnes 180 monos. I'm 67 and have a Elite Accuracy 300 Win that shoots as well and weighs 13 pounds scoped, so unfortunately this rifle has to go. I also have Schmidt & Bender PM II 5X25 by 56 with rings that I'll sell for $3000.
-Assembled in the HS Precision Custom Shop.
-Action: HS Precision Pro-Series 2000 Long Action
-Stock: HTR (Heavy Tactical) with adjustable cheek rest and adjustable length of pull
-Color: Olive and Black Camo
-Nightforce 20 MOA rail
-Jewel Trigger
-Four Port timed muzzle break
-Front Picatinny rail
-New Brux 10T MTU 30 Cal barrel (less than 175 rounds) (invoice for installation in images)
-When re-barreled, Epoxy bed action in stock, open barrel channel.
-Rifle weighs 13.3 lbs. without scope.
Rifle History: The rifle was purchased new at the beginning of the pandemic by my close friend, Jon. It was chambered in a 264 Winchester Magnum to shoot the new generation of 6.5 bullets at a much faster muzzle velocity. My friend contracted cancer and I purchased the rifle from his estate. I began load development only to find the 264 barrel was toast at about 700 rounds. I had Jim See from Elite Accuracy re-barreled and re-bed it in January, 23 in a 300 Win Mag. I worked up about a ½ MOA load with Berger 208 Hybrids and H4831sc; Jim See during test firing had even better luck with H1000. I'm up to my lips in H4831 and couldn't find H1000 to save my life, so I haven't verified it. The rifle loves heavies but shoots really well with even off the shelf Barnes 180 monos. I'm 67 and have a Elite Accuracy 300 Win that shoots as well and weighs 13 pounds scoped, so unfortunately this rifle has to go. I also have Schmidt & Bender PM II 5X25 by 56 with rings that I'll sell for $3000.
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