huckjare
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The specs. It has all billet lower, and receiver. Also it is piston driven. This rifle shoots the 75gr 6mm bullets at MOA. And with it being a 6mm bullet, it can shoot the heavies faster then the .223 can, due to the shorter bullets, and a better B.C. Round count is around 600. I have some loaded ammo, brass, and dies. I would like to keep my scope but for the right trade I am willing to sell it also.
1x10 twist Shilen select-match 20'' stainless barrel, Fluted in front and behind the gas block, comped
a VLTOR MUR1A upper.
MI low profile Gas block.
Osprey Defense gas piston.
MI hand gaurd.
Young's Manufacturing Chrome National Match Bolt carrier / bolt, modified for Gas Piston
Badger Ordnance Tactical Charging handle.
Tactical Innovations, BDX-15 Billet Lower, Multi-caliber marked.
Timney 3 lb. Trigger, skeletonized.
Ace stock
Ambi safety selector
Always interested in a trade. Nightforce 5.5-22x50 with High Speed turrets and zero stop or other high end optic. Only other thing I really looking for is a super light weight rifle to throw in my pack when I hike in. I am a huge fan of the short action calibers. Just let me know what you have and we'll go from there.
1x10 twist Shilen select-match 20'' stainless barrel, Fluted in front and behind the gas block, comped
a VLTOR MUR1A upper.
MI low profile Gas block.
Osprey Defense gas piston.
MI hand gaurd.
Young's Manufacturing Chrome National Match Bolt carrier / bolt, modified for Gas Piston
Badger Ordnance Tactical Charging handle.
Tactical Innovations, BDX-15 Billet Lower, Multi-caliber marked.
Timney 3 lb. Trigger, skeletonized.
Ace stock
Ambi safety selector
Always interested in a trade. Nightforce 5.5-22x50 with High Speed turrets and zero stop or other high end optic. Only other thing I really looking for is a super light weight rifle to throw in my pack when I hike in. I am a huge fan of the short action calibers. Just let me know what you have and we'll go from there.
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The 6x45 is a .223 case necked up to a 6mm bullet. This way in states where you can't use a .22 caliber this would be legal to hunt with. It is very cheap to reload and also hits harder than the .22 caliber for knock down.
