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EDITORIAL SPECIAL: PRECISION RIFLES

by SAR Staff
July 1, 2020
in V24N6 (Jun Jul 2020), Archive, Articles, Articles by Issue, Editorial Special, Guns & Parts, Volume 24
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Small Arms Review Editorial Staff

Looking for a long-range accurate and reliable rifle? Small Arms Review presents the latest in precision rifles for use in hunting, competition and the operational field.

ACCURACY INTERNATIONAL LTD 

AX MKIII 

The Accuracy International (AI) AX MKIII is the latest in a long and distinguished line of combat-proven sniper rifles from AI and has been designed to meet current operational needs in Europe and around the world. The AX MKIII is evolved from the successful AXMC multicaliber rifle, is a variant of the AXSR, is produced for the U.S. market and shares many features. 

The rifle as supplied is configured in .338 Lapua Magnum and has multi-caliber conversion kits that are user configurable and mission adaptable. 

  • Caliber(s): .338 LM | .338NM | .300WM | .300NM | .308 | 6.5 Creedmoor 
  • Barrel: 416 stainless steel 
  • Barrel Length: 27in | 27in | 26in | 26in | 26in | 26in 
  • Twist: 1:935 | 1:9.35 | 1:8 | 1:11 | 1:12 | 1:8.5 
  • Magazine: AI 10-round 
  • Trigger: AI Trigger 2-stage 
  • Stock: AI Chassis 
  • Finish: Cerakote 
  • Weight: Max 7.64kg 
  • Overall Length: Max 1,255mm 
  • Price: N/A 
  • accuracyinternational.com 

ACCURACY INTERNATIONAL LTD 

AX50 ELR 

The Accuracy International (AI) AX50 ELR long-range anti-materiel rifle is a multicaliber rifle system. The rifle as supplied is configured in .50 BMG and can be converted to either .408 CheyTac or .375 CheyTac. Features include Arca-Swiss-style tripod mounting rail under forend grip, barricade supports, AI’s patented Quickloc barrel system and 10-round, double-stack magazines. 

  • Caliber(s): .50BMG | .408 CheyTac | .375 CheyTac 
  • Barrel: 416 stainless steel 
  • Barrel Length: 27in | 27in | 27in 
  • Twist: 1:15 | 1:12 | 1:12 
  • Magazine: AI 10-round 
  • Trigger: AI Trigger 2-stage 
  • Stock: AI Chassis 
  • Finish: Cerakote 
  • Weight: 12kg 
  • Overall Length: Max 1,383mm 
  • Price: N/A 
  • accuracyinternational.com 

AMERICAN BUILT ARMS COMPANY 

MOD*X GEN III Modular Rifle System 

The A*B Arms MOD*X GEN III Modular Rifle System is designed and engineered for military, law enforcement and hunting enthusiasts. It is a lightweight, drop-in chassis designed for the Short Action Remington Model 700, Howa Model 1500 and Weatherby Vanguard. The 13.5in free-floating modular forearm is designed with M-LOK slots on all sides. It serves as a modular foundation on which tactical accessories can be added according to the operator’s needs.

  • Caliber(s): Short Action .223 | .308. 6.5 Creedmoor | .300 BO 
  • Barrel: Will accommodate barrels as thick as the action 
  • Barrel Length: Will accommodate barrels as thick as the action 
  • Twist: N/A 
  • Magazine: AICS (MDT) 
  • Trigger: Trigger well will accept all after-market trigger systems 
  • Stock: A*B Arms Urban Sniper Stock™ 
  • Finish: Aluminum design, hard-coat anodized to MIL-SPEC Type III 
  • Weight: 3.2lb 
  • Overall Length: Adjustable length of pull 10.62in–15.69in 
  • Price: $599.99 
  • abarms.com 

BARRETT 

MK22 Mod 0 

Winner of the U.S. DoD Advanced Sniper Rifle contract, the Barrett MK22 Mod 0 Advanced Sniper Rifle System differs from the MRAD in a few small but important areas. The handguard features the M-LOK attachment system with attachment points at the 3, 6 and 9 o’clock positions. The single-stage trigger is fixed at just 2.5-pounds and finished with a protective black coating. The buttstock includes an incremental mechanical lock for adjusting comb height, an adjustable height recoil pad and a bag rider covering a Picatinny rail that allows for the mounting of a monopod. The rifle, barrels and suppressor are also coated in an exclusive SOCOM Coyote Brown Elite Series (E-190) Cerakote finish. 

  • Caliber(s): Comes with .338 NM, .300 NM, 7.62×51 NATO, accepts all MRAD barrel conversion kits 
  • Barrel: Fluted, stainless steel single-point cut 
  • Barrel Length: 20in–27in 
  • Twist: 1:9.4in (.338 NM) | 1:8in (.300 NM) | 1:8 (.308/7.62) 
  • Magazine: 10 rounds 
  • Trigger: Single-stage 2.5lb 
  • Stock: Folding 
  • Finish: Exclusive SOCOM Coyote Brown Elite Series (E-190) Cerakote 
  • Weight: 13.9lb–15.2lb 
  • Overall Length: 43.6in–50.6in 
  • Price: $16,777 
  • barrett.net 

CHRISTENSEN ARMS 

Modern Precision Rifle 

The Modern Precision Rifle is an ultra-lightweight chassis rifle designed to break with tradition. Beyond the folding stock, the complete package is well-equipped with a target contour Christensen Arms carbon fiber barrel, carbon fiber comb, free-floating carbon fiber handguard and 20 MOA rail. The action and stainless steel side-baffle muzzle brake are finished in Black Nitride for a sleek look. The Modern Precision Rifle weighs in starting at 6.9 pounds and is backed by the Christensen Arms Sub-MOA Guarantee. 

  • Caliber(s): .223 Rem | 6mm Creedmoor | 6.5 Creedmoor | .308 Win | .300 Win Mag | .300 Norma Magnum | .300 PRC | .338 Lapua Magnum 
  • Barrel: Carbon fiber or stainless steel 
  • Barrel Length: 16in–27in, depending on caliber 
  • Twist: Depends on caliber 
  • Magazine: AICS-compatible 
  • Trigger: TriggerTech Flat Trigger 
  • Stock: Modern Precision Rifle Chassis (7075 aluminum and carbon fiber) 
  • Finish: Black or Desert Brown Anodize 
  • Weight: 6.9lb–9.6lb 
  • Overall Length: 16in-24in, depending on caliber 
  • Price: $1,795–$2,395 
  • christensenarms.com 

CZ 

457 Varmint Precision Chassis 

Precision rimfire rifle competitions have been gaining steam in the last few years, and CZ rifles have been the go-to equipment for the sport. Expanding on our premium offerings, the Varmint Precision Chassis pairs our heavy-barreled 457 action with an aluminum chassis of our own design. Equipped with an adjustable Luth-AR stock, an AR-style grip, QD sling sockets and plenty of M-LOK slots, proper fit and customization are easy to accomplish. 

  • Caliber(s): .22 LR 
  • Barrel: Heavy tapered cold-hammer-forged 
  • Barrel Length: 16.5in, 24in 
  • Twist: 1:16in 
  • Magazine: Detachable 5-round 
  • Trigger: Fully adjustable 
  • Stock: Aluminum chassis 
  • Finish: Black anodized 
  • Weight: 7lb–7.65lb 
  • Overall Length: N/A 
  • Price: $999 
  • cz-usa.com 

CZ 

457 Varmint Precision Trainer 

The 457 Varmint Precision Trainer was designed to provide the same look and feel as a full-size tactical rifle while allowing for more economical training. Based off the Manners PRS1 stock, this carbon-fiber composite stock provides a rock-solid platform and is finished in a three-color camouflage pattern with a base of carbon fiber peeking through. Combined with our cold-hammer-forged Varmint barrel (several variants threaded 1/2×28), the Precision Trainer is a paper-puncher with surgical precision. 

  • Caliber(s): .22 LR 
  • Barrel: Heavy tapered cold-hammer-forged 
  • Barrel Length: 16.5in SR | 20.5in | 24in SR 
  • Twist: 1:16in 
  • Magazine: Detachable 5-round 
  • Trigger: Fully adjustable 
  • Stock: Manners Composite 
  • Finish: Camo 
  • Weight: 7lb–7.65lb 
  • Overall Length: 38.5in–42in 
  • Price: $1,144 
  • cz-usa.com 

DANIEL DEFENSE 

DELTA 5 

Daniel Defense has taken the modularity of the AR platform and integrated it into a one-of-a-kind bolt-action rifle. From an interchangeable, cold-hammer-forged barrel to a user-configurable stock, the DELTA 5 features out-of-the-box customization that would normally require professional gunsmithing. Designed for the user who expects more from his or her rifle, the DELTA 5 provides the ultimate long-range shooting experience from the day it’s purchased. No custom wait time required. 

  • Caliber: .308 Win | 6.5mm Creedmoor | 7mm-08 Rem 
  • Barrel: User-interchangeable, proprietary steel cold-hammer-forged to contour 
  • Barrel Length: 20in (.308 Win) | 24in (6.5 Creedmoor) | 24in (7mm-08 Rem) 
  • Barrel Twist: 1:10 RH (.308 Win) | 1:8 RH (6.5 Creedmoor) | 1:9 RH (7mm-08 Rem) 
  • Magazine: Accepts AICS-pattern detachable single-feed 
  • Trigger: Adjustable single-stage Timney Triggers Elite Hunter with two-position safety (1.5lb–4lb) 
  • Ergonomic Stock: Constructed of carbon fiber reinforced polymer 
  • Finish: Cerakote on the receiver and DLC for bolt carrier group 
  • Weight: 8.9lb (.308 Win) | 9.5lb (6.5 Creedmoor/7mm-08 Rem) 
  • Length: 40in max (.308 Win) | 44in max (6.5 Creedmoor/7mm-08 Rem) 
  • Price: $2,199 
  • danieldefense.com 

DESERT TECH 

SRS A2 

The Desert Tech SRS A2 is the newest version of the world-famous precision bullpup rifle. It boasts modern features like a field match trigger, M-LOK-compatible handguard and the very popular integral rear monopod. The SRS A2 is a multicaliber chassis that can be configured to the user’s needs, while guaranteeing .5 MOA accuracy and a return to zero every time. 

  • Caliber(s): .308 Win | 6.5 Creedmoor | 7mm Rem Mag | .300 Win Mag | .300RUM | .300NM | .338NM | .338 LM 
  • Barrel: Stainless Lothar Walther 
  • Barrel Length: 22in | 24in | 26in (depending on caliber) 
  • Twist: 8:11, depending on caliber 
  • Magazine: Detachable box, 5-10 round 
  • Trigger: Single-stage Match 
  • Stock: Polymer clamshell 
  • Finish: Black or FDE Cerakote 
  • Weight: 8.8lb 
  • Overall Length: 29in 
  • Price: $4,660 
  • deserttech.com 

KIMBER MANUFACTURING 

Advanced Tactical SOC II 

The Advanced Tactical SOC II (Special Operations Capable) rifle is patterned after the Mauser-style, controlled-feed action with a three-position, wing-type safety and a locking bolt. The SOC II is handbuilt by a veteran gunsmith and utilizes a McRees Precision aluminum folding stock, AICS-pattern detachable box magazine and a Match Grade, 0.5-inch MOA-verified, 22-inch barrel in either 6.5 Creedmoor or .308 Win with a threaded, suppressor-ready muzzle. 

  • Caliber(s): 6.5 Creedmoor | .308 Win 
  • Barrel: Stainless, Matte Black KimPro II, 5/8–24 threaded muzzle, Sub 0.5in MOA accuracy guarantee 
  • Barrel Length: 22in 
  • Twist: 1:8 (6.5 Creedmoor) | 1:10 (.308 Win) 
  • Magazine: AICS-compatible 
  • Trigger: Single-stage factory set at 2.5lb 
  • Stock: McRees Precision G10 
  • Material: Aluminum 
  • Finish: FDE or Sniper Gray 
  • Weight: 11lb, 8oz 
  • Overall Length: 43in 
  • Price: $2,449.99 
  • kimberamerica.com 

KIMBER MANUFACTURING 

Advanced Tactical SRC II 

A no-compromise rifle built to meet the requirements of military or law enforcement professionals, the Advanced Tactical SRC II (Suppressor Ready Compact) is built by hand, boasting an adjustable aluminum folding stock, 16-inch barrel and a threaded muzzle with thread protector. 

  • Caliber(s): .308 Win 
  • Barrel: Stainless, Matte Black KimPro II, 5/8–24 threaded muzzle, Sub 0.5in MOA accuracy guarantee 
  • Barrel Length: 16in 
  • Twist: 1:10 
  • Magazine: AICS-compatible 
  • Trigger: Single-stage factory set at 2.5lb 
  • Stock: McRees Precision G10 
  • Material: Aluminum 
  • Finish: FDE 
  • Weight: 10lb, 8oz 
  • Overall Length: 37in 
  • Price: $2,449.99 
  • kimberamerica.com 

MCMILLAN FIREARMS 

McMillan TAC-338 

The TAC-338 is chambered in .338 Lapua Magnum with a medium heavy, 27-inch barrel, featuring a 1:10in twist and includes a muzzle brake. The McMillan Firearms tactical rifle stock features a spacer system, integral adjustable cheekpiece and flush-mount swivel cups. The TAC-338 includes an adjustable trigger and a detachable 5-round box magazine. 

  • Caliber(s): .338 Lapua Magnum | .338 Norma | .300 Norma 
  • Barrel: Match Grade, stainless steel 
  • Barrel Length: 26.5in–27in 
  • Twist: Varies by caliber 
  • Magazine: One 5-round detachable box 
  • Trigger: Jewell–adjustable 
  • Stock: McMillan A-5 Tactical Stock 
  • Finish: Metal finish (to match stock) Black, Tan or OD Green 
  • Weight: 13lb 
  • Overall Length: 51in 
  • Price: $5,699 
  • mcmillanfirearms.com 

MCMILLAN FIREARMS 

McMillan TAC-50C 

The McMillan TAC-50C is an update to the renowned TAC-50. The TAC-50C features the new folding Cadex Defence DUAL Strike chassis system. It includes an adjustable cheekpiece with vertical adjustment and an adjustable buttstock. The stock incorporates a smaller pistol grip to fit a wider range of hand shapes, with and without gloves. Three 1913 MIL-STD rail sections allow for the addition and customization of accessories including a bipod. Suppressor is optional. 

  • Caliber(s): .50 BMG 
  • Barrel: Match Grade, Navy contour, fluted 
  • Barrel Length: 29in 
  • Twist: 1:15 
  • Magazine: One 5-round detachable box 
  • Trigger: Jewell bottom safety 
  • Stock: Cadex Defence DUAL Strike 50 Series 
  • Finish: Black, Tan or OD Green 
  • Weight: 24lb 
  • Overall Length: 51.8in 
  • Price: $10,099 
  • mcmillanfirearms.com 

MOSSBERG 

MVP Precision Bolt-Action Rifle 

Manufactured to Mossberg’s specifications, the MVP Precision bolt-action rifle features a Mossberg-designed aluminum chassis and slim-profile handguard; Luth-AR MBA-3 adjustable stock; Magpul MOE and grip; LBA user-adjustable trigger; medium bull, threaded barrel; and 20 MOA Picatinny rail. Available in 6.5mm Creedmoor with 24-inch barrel length and 7.62mm NATO (.308 Win) and .224 Valkyrie (both with 20-inch barrels), the MVP Precision combines sub-MOA accuracy, superior handling qualities and Mossberg’s proven magazine-fed, bolt-action platform into this long-range tack driver. 

  • Caliber(s): 6.5mm Creedmoor | 7.62mm NATO | .224 Valkyrie 
  • Barrel: Medium Bull | Threaded with protective cap 
  • Barrel Length: 24in–6.5mm Creedmoor | 20in–7.62mm NATO | .224 Valkyrie 
  • Twist: 1:8 | 1:10 | 1:7 
  • Magazine: 10-round included (7.62mm NATO accepts AR-10 magazines) 
  • Trigger: User Adjustable LBA Trigger (3lb–7lb) 
  • Stock: Chassis w/ takedown capability and Luth-AR Adjustable Stock 
  • Finish: Anodized receiver | Matte Blue 
  • Weight: 9.2lb–10lb 
  • Overall Length: 29.25in–43.25in | Adjustable length of pull 12.5in–16.5in 
  • Price: $1,407 
  • mossberg.com 

PGW DEFENCE TECHNOLOGIES, INC. 

LRT-3 Sniper Rifle System 

The LRT-3 long-range sniper rifle system is the perfect match for your true long-range engagements of both hard and soft targets. This rifle system has been supplied to various military organizations in quantities exceeding 2,000 units and has performed at a level that exceeded requirements for years, in the world’s most unforgiving environments. 

  • Caliber(s): .50 | 12.7x99mm 
  • Barrel: Match Grade stainless 
  • Barrel Length: 28in | 71.12cm 
  • Twist: 1:15 
  • Magazine: 5-round box 
  • Trigger: TriggerTech 
  • Stock: PGWDTI 
  • Finish: Cerakote 
  • Weight: 25.15lb | 11.4kg 
  • Overall Length: 53.5in | 135.89cm 
  • Price: $10,800 CAD 
  • pgwdti.com 

PGW DEFENCE TECHNOLOGIES, INC. 

Timberwolf 

The PGWDTI Timberwolf rifle system represents the height of medium- and long-range sniper system performance. This rifle has been produced and MIL/SF/LE deployed in numbers exceeding 3,000 pieces. Its reputation for long-range accuracy and reliability is highly regarded amongst a wide variety of clients. The Timberwolf is deployed all over the world and operating in the harshest environments. Available soon in semiauto “Direwolf” variant! 

  • Caliber(s): .338 Lapua | .300 Norma Mag SA (Coyote) 7.62/308 | .260 | 6/6.5mm Creedmoor | 6/6.5×47 Lapua 
  • Barrel: Match Grade stainless 
  • Barrel Length: 24in/609.6mm | 26in/660.4mm 
  • Twist: 1:8 | 1:9 | 1:10 
  • Magazine: 5-round staggered box | SA (Coyote) 10-round staggered box 
  • Trigger: TriggerTech 
  • Stock: PGWDTI 
  • Finish: Cerakote 
  • Weight: 14.9lb/6.78kg | SA (Coyote) 14lb/6.35kg 
  • Overall Length: 48.25in/122.55cm | SA (Coyote) 45.25in/114.93cm 
  • Price: $7,800 CAD | SA (Coyote) $6,800 CAD 
  • pgwdti.com 

PROOF RESEARCH 

MPA Competition Chassis Rifle 

Whether you’re new to the competition scene and want to jump in with both feet, a seasoned shooter who wants to take your game to the next level, or you just enjoy a superbly accurate rifle, the PROOF Competition Chassis rifle is for you. Rather than reinvent the wheel, we have partnered with companies whose products are already on the podium weekend after weekend to assemble the ultimate precision rifle. A custom-fit hard case is included to haul your rifle to your next match. 

  • Caliber(s): 6 Dasher | 6 Creedmoor | 6.5 Creedmoor 
  • Barrel: PROOF Steel Competition Contour 
  • Barrel Length: 26in 
  • Twist: 1:7.5 
  • Magazine: MDT 12-round AICS steel 
  • Trigger: TriggerTech Pro Curved Diamond Trigger 
  • Stock: Masterpiece Arms BA Chassis 
  • Finish: N/A 
  • Weight: 15lb-14oz w/mag 
  • Overall Length: N/A 
  • Price: $5,000 
  • proofresearch.com 

REMINGTON ARMS COMPANY 

Model 700 Precision Chassis Rifle Enhanced 

The new Model 700 PCR Enhanced (PCR-E) pairs our legendary Model 700 action—the strongest ever conceived—with an aircraft-grade, aluminum alloy chassis for the most stable and consistent platform possible. New features provide shooters with a more modular, durable and user-friendly experience. The enhanced version includes the accurizing features of the original PCR like 5R rifling and a free-floated aluminum handguard. The enhanced version features a new adjustable MDT skeletonized stock, new cuts on the chassis frame, a tactical bolt handle and a Cerakote finish. 

  • Caliber(s): 6mm Creedmoor | 6.5mm Creedmoor | .308 Win 
  • Barrel: Hammer-forged 5R rifled, 5/8×24 threaded 
  • Barrel Length: 24in 
  • Twist: 1:8 (6mm, 6.5mm Creedmoor) | 1:10 (.308 Win) 
  • Magazine: 10-round AICS pattern 
  • Trigger: X-Mark Pro 
  • Stock: MDT adjustable carbine stock 
  • Finish: Cerakote 
  • Weight: 10lb 
  • Overall Length: 34in 
  • Price: $1,595 
  • remington.com 

ROCK RIVER ARMS 

RBG-1S 

The RBG-1S (model nos.: RGB308A1000C and RBG65C1000C) is designed to deliver a turn-key precision rifle suitable for long-range shooting and competition. Features include RRA’s proprietary short-action stainless steel receiver and an air-gauged and cryo-treated, Wilson 20-inch, 24-inch or 22-inch stainless steel barrel chambered in .308/7.62×51 or 6.5 Creedmoor. The barreled action sits in a KRG chassis, chosen for its lean profile, precision aluminum bedding, AICS-style detachable box magazine and toolless field adjustability. Rounding out the action assembly is a one-piece, interchangeable, two-lug bolt cycled by an oversized knurled bolt handle. The two-lug bolt design provides a smooth action when cycling and features an easy-access external bolt release. Beneath the action is a short-travel TriggerTech trigger with adjustable pull weight and a crisp, zero-creep break. 

  • Caliber(s): .308/7.62x51mm | 6.5 Creedmoor 
  • Barrel: Wilson stainless steel, 5/8-24 thread, air gauged, cryo-treated 
  • Barrel Length: 20in | 22in | 24in 
  • Twist: 1:10 or 1:8 
  • Magazine: 10-round 
  • Trigger: TriggerTech 
  • Stock: KRG Chassis 
  • Finish: Black, Tan or Green 
  • Weight: 10.5lb (24in) 
  • Overall Length: 20in Model–39.5in | 22in Model–41.5in | 24in Model–43.5in 
  • Price: $4,150 
  • rockriverarms.com 

SAVAGE ARMS 

B22 Precision 

Savage builds the B Series Precision rifles to take full advantage of rimfire rounds. From .22 LR to the punch of .22 WMR, the B Series delivers exceptional performance. And now the B Series Precision has opened up new possibilities for rimfire. With their Modular Driven Technologies (MDT) chassis and heavily threaded barrels, the B Series Precision rifles are in a class all their own. 

  • Caliber(s): .22 
  • Barrel: Carbon steel 
  • Barrel Length: 18in 
  • Twist: 1:16 
  • Magazine: Rotary 
  • Trigger: AccuTrigger 
  • Stock: MDT Chassis 
  • Finish: Cerakote 
  • Weight: 7.38lb 
  • Overall Length: 36.625in 
  • Price: $599 
  • savagearms.com 

SAVAGE ARMS 

110 Precision 

The 110 Precision takes Savage’s legendary 110 action and makes it even more dynamic. With a custom stock designed by the accuracy experts at Modular Driven Technologies (MDT), the 110 Precision is fully customizable. From the adjustable comb height and length of pull, to the capabilities of its AccuTrigger™, this aluminum-framed rifle is set up for exacting performance. 

  • Caliber(s): .338 Lapua | .300 WM | .308 Win | 6.5 Creedmoor 
  • Barrel: Carbon steel 
  • Barrel Length: 20in 
  • Twist: 1:10 
  • Magazine: Detachable box 
  • Trigger: AccuTrigger 
  • Stock: MDT LSS Chassis 
  • Finish: Cerakote 
  • Weight: 8.9lb 
  • Overall Length: 38.5in 
  • Price: $1,499 
  • savagearms.com 

SIG SAUER, Inc. 

CROSS 

Designed and built from the ground up at the SIG SAUER research and development facilities in New Hampshire with the input of hunters, military snipers and elite long-range shooters, the CROSS rifle was created to meet the demands of both precision long-range shooting and extreme backcountry hunting. The rifle features a folding precision-style stock and one-piece receiver for increased accuracy and is less than 6.5 pounds. 

  • Caliber(s): 6.5 Creedmoor | .308 Win | .277 SIG FURY 
  • Barrel: stainless steel, threaded 5/8x24mm 
  • Barrel Length: 16in (.308 Win | .277 SIG FURY) | 18in (6.5 Creedmoor) 
  • Twist: 1:10 (.308 Win) | 1:8 (6.5cm) | 1:8.5 (.277 SIG FURY) 
  • Magazine: AICS 
  • Trigger: Adjustable 2-stage precision 
  • Stock: Folding, locking, with adjustable length of pull and comb height 
  • Finish: Black hard-coat anodized and First Lite Cipher Camouflage Armakote 
  • Weight: 6.5lb (16in barrel) 6.8lb (18in barrel) 
  • Overall Length: 36.5in (16in barrel) 38.5in (18in barrel) 
  • Price: $1779.99–$1879.99 
  • sigsauer.com/cross 

SURGEON RIFLES 

Surgeon Remedy XL Action 1581 

The Surgeon Remedy 1581 XL Action is world-renowned for strength and accuracy. The 1581XL is specific to larger calibers. This action features a built-in 30 MOA MIL-STD 1913 rail and recoil lug. By integrating the huge .450-inch recoil lug into the action, Surgeon Rifles creates a longer 1-1/8inx16 tenon thread and strengthens the entire free-floated system. 

  • Caliber(s): .300 Norma | .338 Norma | .338 Lapua 
  • Barrel: Match Grade stainless steel, heavy Palma, flutes or no flutes 
  • Barrel Length: 16in–26in 
  • Twist: Varies by caliber 
  • Magazine: AI-style 
  • Trigger: TriggerTech, Jewel 
  • Stock: McMillian A-5, Cadex Defence DUAL Strike 
  • Finish: Cerakote multiple color options 
  • Weight: Varies by stock 
  • Overall Length: Varies by stock 
  • Price: $5,695 base model 
  • surgeonrifles.com 

SURGEON RIFLES 

Surgeon Scalpel Short Action 591 

The Surgeon Scalpel 591 Short Action is world-renowned for strength and accuracy. The 591SA is specific to .223 Remington, .243 Win, 6XC, .260 Remington, 6.5 Creedmoor and .308 Win. This action features a built-in 20 MOA MIL-STD 1913 rail and recoil lug. By integrating the recoil lug into the action, Surgeon Rifles creates a longer tenon length and strengthens the entire free-floated system. 

  • Caliber(s): .223 Rem | .243 Win | 6XC | 6.5×47 Lapua | 6.5 Creedmoor | .260 Rem | .308 Win 
  • Barrel: Match Grade stainless steel, heavy Palma, flutes or no flutes 
  • Barrel Length: 16in–26in 
  • Twist: Varies by caliber 
  • Magazine: AI-style 
  • Trigger: TriggerTech, Jewel 
  • Stock: McMillan A-5 | McMillan A-3 | Cadex Defence Strike Nuke | Cadex Defence Lite Competition 
  • Finish: Cerakote, multiple color options 
  • Weight: Varies by stock 
  • Overall Length: Varies by stock 
  • Price: $4,785 base model 
  • surgeonrifles.com 

THOMPSON/CENTER ARMS 

Performance Center T/C LRR 

Built for the precision shooter, the Performance Center T/C LRR includes a 20 MOA Picatinny-style rail and 5R rifled, fluted barrel. Additional features include an adjustable cheekpiece and butt plate for a custom fit, built-in Magpul M-LOK slots for quick and easy accessory mounting, a threaded barrel with muzzle brake and an adjustable 2.5-pound to 3.5-pound trigger for precise tuning. Available in Black or FDE finish and with or without a Vortex Diamondback 4-12x40mm riflescope. All models ship with a 10-round detachable magazine, a Caldwell Picatinny Rail XLA Fixed Bipod and soft case. 

  • Caliber(s): .243 Win | .308 Win | 6.5 Creedmoor 
  • Barrel: 5R rifled, free-floating, deep fluting and threaded with muzzle brake 
  • Barrel Length: 26in (.243 Win) | 20in (.308 Win) | 24in (6.5 Creedmoor) 
  • Twist: 1:10 (.243 Win) | 1:12 (.308 Win) | 1:8 (6.5 Creedmoor) 
  • Magazine: 10 rounds 
  • Trigger: Adjustable: 2.5lb–3.5lb 
  • Stock: Adjustable aluminum 
  • Finish: Black or FDE 
  • Weight: 11.5lb (.243 Win) | 11lb (.308 Win) | 12lb (6.5 Creedmoor) 
  • Overall Length: 47.5in (.243 Win) | 41.5in (.308 Win) | 45.5in (6.5 Creedmoor) 
  • Price: $1,211 or $1,503 with Vortex Diamondback 4-12x40mm riflescope 
  • tcarms.com 
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