JUDD's new MCR 7mm Dakota

Kevin Cram

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After a long winter I finally got JUDD's new stick all buttoned up. He has it listed also under the gun photos as " Jacklyn " This is a new laminate company (Cousineau Wood Products) with vibrate colors. The black is actually black not gray and the orange is very bright. Hopefully as soon as the weather warms up a little more we'll get some load testing done.

Here are the specs of the 7mm Dakota:

BAT model HR single shot action
BAT aluminum ADL trigger guard
BAT 1 piece Rings
Jewel Trigger set at a heavy 3 oz.
Broughton 5C / 7.9B contour / 1-9 twist finished at 32"
3 Port Muscle Brake
Russo Wildcat Thumbhole Stock
Automotive clearcoat
Pachmayr Decelorator Pad
Pillar Bedded
Sightron 8-32 x 56
All metal work was high luster polished

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Another fine looking Russo stock and a awesome Kevin build. It was between that color or olive and blk. for my next build. I choose the olive and blk. Great minds think alike.lightbulb For sure the next one.
Nice looking rifle. Fully polished. The only way to go!!!
 
Kevin,

Another example of great craftsmanship!!!

I have a question: What's holding the butt up in the first two pics? You have some kind of anti-gravity innovation??lightbulb
 
Some how I knew it wasn't touching that rock in any way!

Which goes to show you attention to detail.

That rock is getting pretty famous.:)
 
Kevin

That is a seriously sick looking stick. VERY nice!!!

I like your selection of parts and pieces, too. I love anything on a BAT but you used some awesome pieces to build around that BAT as well. Well done Sir!
 
Kevin, Judd

That is a great looking rig. Kevin and Joel team up for another fine looking rifle.
The topper is these craftsman are great guys to work with.
 
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