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<blockquote data-quote="Tex_Hunter" data-source="post: 3098041" data-attributes="member: 31749">Yeah, the way I see switch barrel rifles working is more of a seasonal use setup.One of the guys I hunt with has a 300PRC that was built by APA on a Defiance Deviant, he has two barrels and 2 stocks for it; a 22&quot; carbon fiber 1:9 twist that he runs in a McMillan Game Scout, suppressed for Elk hunting and then swaps over to a 30&quot; MTU contour with an APA brake (can&#039;t remember if it&#039;s faster twist or not) and an MPA chassis that he uses for fun/ELR practice in the off season.&nbsp; Around August he switches to the hunting setup and then back to the ELR setup Jan/Feb timeframe and otherwise leaves it alone.Was looking to do something similar here but probably get a stock that just works for both LR hunting and matches, which is obviously still possible if I hang onto the barrel blank I already have on hand.&nbsp; Would just need to chamber it and get a spare bolt.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Tex_Hunter, post: 3098041, member: 31749"] Yeah, the way I see switch barrel rifles working is more of a seasonal use setup. One of the guys I hunt with has a 300PRC that was built by APA on a Defiance Deviant, he has two barrels and 2 stocks for it; a 22" carbon fiber 1:9 twist that he runs in a McMillan Game Scout, suppressed for Elk hunting and then swaps over to a 30" MTU contour with an APA brake (can't remember if it's faster twist or not) and an MPA chassis that he uses for fun/ELR practice in the off season. Around August he switches to the hunting setup and then back to the ELR setup Jan/Feb timeframe and otherwise leaves it alone. Was looking to do something similar here but probably get a stock that just works for both LR hunting and matches, which is obviously still possible if I hang onto the barrel blank I already have on hand. Would just need to chamber it and get a spare bolt. [/QUOTE]

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