Do what the rest of us do - buy a cheap Mark V and use the action.Would like to do a build on a Mark V action.
Possibly several.
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Do what the rest of us do - buy a cheap Mark V and use the action.Would like to do a build on a Mark V action.
Possibly several.
The Backcountry is one incredibly nice and light rifle, though.Would be nice to build an Ultra Lightweight. Since discontinuing even their custom shop won't build you one.
I was originally looking at the Mark V Hunter.The Backcountry is one incredibly nice and light rifle, though.
I own a few ULWs, and Dad now has two Backcountry Ti's. Thankfully I get to set them up and shoot them.
Do you own a ULW? I'd be interested in knowing what you see is the difference between the LT and the ULW. Barrel contour? That doesn't seem to be enough to account for the weight difference you quote.
I think that the Hunter stock is a knock-off of the Backcountry stock. In real life use, I like it much more than I thought I would. However, I've used the traditional Weatherby stock so much that it feels natural to me whether on a Vanguard or a Mark V.I was originally looking at the Mark V Hunter.
But the more i handled them, the more i disliked the stock.
I did look at the Backcountry TI. But the price tag was enough to make me consider other options.
The Ultra Lightweights i handled seemed really nice. I liked the stock. Far and above the Hunter stock!
Really was light weight!
The Weathermark LT is a little heavier feeling, side by side with the ULW.
But it does carry nicely.
I've found 3 or 4 of the ULW. All stamped California. All 6.5-300.
Not saying anything wrong with the 6.5-300, just my my cup o tea.