Weight vs shootability

[HuntnPack]

That's beautiful what's the length on that

Mines wearing an 18" barrel, with suppressor it's approximately 26"

 

[ObiWanKannoli]

Very nice! How long is the barrel on that bad boy

20 inches!

 

[308_Branden]

Mines wearing an 18" barrel, with suppressor it's approximately 26"

Beautiful!

 

[308_Branden]

20 inches!

20 in 300 prc?? How do you like it that's what I'm thinking for my next hunting rig! Looking to go 20-22 in 300 prc. What kind of velo are you getting

 

[FireFlyFishing]

I run 10-15lbs rifles. If you run a non-traditional sling, it's not that big of a deal. The only down side, in my eyes, shooting off-hand isn't easy.

Get yourself one of these and enjoy hiking with a rifle:

 

[308_Branden]

I run 10-15lbs rifles. If you run a non-traditional sling, it's not that big of a deal. The only down side, in my eyes, shooting off-hand isn't easy.

Get yourself one of these and enjoy hiking with a rifle:

Oh very good point there.

 

[rotorhead]

I, when I was younger and in pretty darn good shape…..was running sub 3 hr. marathons 6 years before. I did a 10+ mile (each way) backpack hunt, carrying an 11+ pound rifle. That one trip convinced me that a lighter rifle would be in my near future.

Presently, the past 34 years, I've found that 9 pounds is a decent compromise between portability and shootability was a rifle of fairly heavy recoil (60 ft/lbs). This is total weight, scoped, loaded, & slung….never use a brake or suppressor!

At distance, I seem to be able to spot impacts….maybe not so much on close shots. memtb

+1, well said