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What do you think? I don't have the cash for it but it looks like a nice setup.
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Where would I find the cash for that? Relevant stock is going thru the roof right now.
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It looks like a decent $1500 gun with $1000 of doodads that probably sells for $4000.
The components are all kinda odd, like someone is trying to sell a "custom" rifle with budget parts. For example, the KRG X-Ray is a great DIY-style stock, probably the best bang for the buck in a v-block adjustable chassis style stock. But why put a $500 paint job on a $600 plastic stock? The chopped/fluted Palma barrel is also a kinda weird choice. If I was going to go "custom" then I'd spend the extra $$$ to start with top-shelf components. You are already paying a lot for the labor so you might as well spend some extra so the labor can be applied to quality components.
I bet it shoots great, though.Originally posted by CSACANNONEERComment
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No price listing.
Scope rail not canted.
Bartlein is good, 24" is stupid (extra stupid threaded for a can), "Threading is performed to .001 in precision in our CNC lathe" (WORDS!!! that mean... things!!!!), fluting is dumb.
Why would I buy that when I could not buy that?
"This is a very special touch" (but not fancy because nutnfancy.... is that a joke?) oooh, an aluminum plaque.weg: That device is obsolete now. They replaced it with wizards.
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Probably not $4k. $600 stock, $650 rifle, $300 or so barrel. But yeah, the fluting, dip(the action and barrel were probably cerakoted or something, but the stock is hydrodipped), and cheesy plaque probably needlessly drive the cost up for the sake of third kind of cool to go with a half dozen silly acronyms.It looks like a decent $1500 gun with $1000 of doodads that probably sells for $4000. The components are all kinda odd, like someone is trying to sell a "custom" rifle with budget parts. For example, the KRG X-Ray is a great DIY-style stock, probably the best bang for the buck in a v-block adjustable chassis style stock. But why put a $500 paint job on a $600 plastic stock? The chopped/fluted Palma barrel is also a kinda weird choice. If I was going to go "custom" then I'd spend the extra $$$ to start with top-shelf components. You are already paying a lot for the labor so you might as well spend some extra so the labor can be applied to quality components.
I bet is shoots great, though.Comment
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In the vid he prices it at 2500 as shown. So it could be more or less depending on options.Comment
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I wouldn't mind nutnfancy if his videos were shorter, more concise and he didn't have so many freaking made-up terms and verbiage that doesn't add to anything.If you are wondering if you can get a LTC in Riverside County: THE ANSWER IS YES!
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