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MOA Rifles?
Anyone have any experience with these Rifles?
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07-16-2017, 04:20 PM
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I've heard their very accurate.
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07-16-2017, 04:50 PM
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I see they make an Extreme Summit that weighs right around 6lbs.
Do you know about the action and trigger? Is it a modified 700 action? Mauser style? Do they have a 3 position safety?
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07-16-2017, 05:18 PM
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Basically a model 700 action with minor differences. The base model (evolution) comes with a timney trigger and BDL bottom metal however with the extreme you get a jewel trigger and they machine their own bottom metal out of aluminum I think. Some good video on you tube explaining their different options.
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07-16-2017, 05:32 PM
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Not sure how much this really matters with hunting level accuracy, but if action stiffness correlates with accuracy, the long actions may be a bit more susceptible to flex....based on a look at the actions from the bottom side. Side by side, it is plain to see the bridge between the magazine cut-out and the trigger cut-out on the long actions is very small.
I would also be interested in knowing the bolt's radial clearance on lock-up spec but didn't see it on the website.
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We have one here at the shop in .338 Lapua that came in recently. I had honestly not heard of the brand until this thing showed up here but the quality seems to be excellent all around.
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07-17-2017, 11:09 AM
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Another interesting looking rifle and after reading the REALLY small print they DO come in left hand.
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07-17-2017, 11:19 AM
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Originally Posted by madball
We have one here at the shop in .338 Lapua that came in recently. I had honestly not heard of the brand until this thing showed up here but the quality seems to be excellent all around.
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Thanks, that's good to know!
What is the MSRP on those rifles by the time they make it to Canadian Dealers?
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07-17-2017, 11:35 AM
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Thanks, that's good to know!
What is the MSRP on those rifles by the time they make it to Canadian Dealers?
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We have an Extreme Sporter here. Based on todays fx you'd be looking at about $7300 to start. The one we have here has a Nightforce scope, Rugged Ridge bi-pod and rear support and a few boxes of ammo for $9,999.
And just to clarify, we are not an MOA dealer. This is a brand new gun, but it is here on consignment.
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We have an Extreme Sporter here. Based on todays fx you'd be looking at about $7300 to start. The one we have here has a Nightforce scope, Rugged Ridge bi-pod and rear support and a few boxes of ammo for $9,999.
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Practically giving them away..... 
I doubt the Extreme Summit would be much cheaper. They do look like a pretty nice platform though.
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07-17-2017, 02:21 PM
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Wow! People think Ultra Light Arms are expensive, you can order three from Melvin for the price of one MOA. Think I will have one custom built here by one of our top notch smiths like Karl or Bob.
Madball - wish you luck selling those. Sure there are at least a few people willing to step up for one. I know Corlane's sells an unbelievable number of LR rigs priced at $7000 and up.
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Wow! People think Ultra Light Arms are expensive, you can order three from Melvin for the price of one MOA. Think I will have one custom built here by one of our top notch smiths like Karl or Bob.
Madball - wish you luck selling those. Sure there are at least a few people willing to step up for one. I know Corlane's sells an unbelievable number of LR rigs priced at $7000 and up.
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We just ended up with the one actually. Based on MSRP on all the components $10,000 is actually a smoking deal. But it's still $10k and thats a lot to drop on a gun. We'll see what happens, its one hell of a rig!
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Originally Posted by madball
We have an Extreme Sporter here. Based on todays fx you'd be looking at about $7300 to start. The one we have here has a Nightforce scope, Rugged Ridge bi-pod and rear support and a few boxes of ammo for $9,999.
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