Ssg custom rig

188MULE

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Here is a pic of one of the rifles Nathan from SSG built for me.

Cal. 7mm rem mag match
 
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Thanks, Nate does awesome work.

Action: Blue printed Rem 700
Barrel: Broughton 26"
Bolt work: Fluted, Callahan knob, M16 extractor, by SSG
Stock: Mcmillan A-5 with spacer LOP 13.5"
Floor plate: Willaims
Recoil lug: Hollan
Action coating: KG coat
Brake: By SSG
Trigger: Jewel
Rings & Base: TPS 20 MOA

Bullet & load: 168 Berger, 67 gr 4831sc, 3065 fps. 5 shot .415"

Future additions: Saddle cheek piece, Maybe a 3-18 Valdada FFP.
Nathan is coating my 6.5-.284 that he built I'll post a pic when I get it back together.
 
Nate is building me a 260, the rifle colors are the same as yours and the stock is an A3. My rifle should look almost look the same as yours, just a tad smaller. I'll can't wait to get her. I am going to shoot tactical competition with it.
 
That should be a awesome rig. I can't say enought about Nates workmanship and attitude, Great guy. My 6.5-.284 shoots 3 into the .30s once I upgrade optics and get a jewel trigger in it I think it will hold that for five shots. Love that .264 cal. not much recoil and awesome ballistics. I Wish I had went with the A3-5 with adjustable cheek peice built in Though.
 
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Nate suggested I go with the exact stock/Adj set up that you mentioned. I chose the desert camo color, same as the one you picked. The metal will be Coyote Tan.
 
Yea, I think that stock is one of the nicest of mcmillans. I'm going to have Nate put a saddle cheek peice on my 7mm sometime soon. I had thrown around putting the HTG with the cheek peice on my 6.5. Nate built it for another guy and I got it from him with a real nice peice of wood that Nate bedded and I finished but wood and I don't get along. Had I built the rifle it would of worn a HTG its more of a hunting weight rifle. I actually just got the bid on a HS sporter stock on ebay for $167 I'll try that out for now.
 
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