New hunting rifle addition

[bobcat_trapper]

Had a Browning X Bolt Western LRH in 6.5CM before i picked this one up. Well-built rifle, but the trigger was garbage and theres basically no aftermarket support for Browning besides trigger kits.

I was looking at the timney xbolt triggers. Had them in 1.5, 2, 2.5 and 3 pds factory setting.

 

[Dubz337]

What is the final weight of the rifle once you got it all put together? I like the over all look, nice!

It’s right around 9.5lbs with scope, sling and fully loaded. Don’t mind that weight for a magnum round, help with recoil a little.

 

[std7mag]

I was looking at the timney xbolt triggers. Had them in 1.5, 2, 2.5 and 3 pds factory setting.

Wait till you try one of the Trigger Tech triggers!!

I like them better than the Timney and Rifle Basix triggers i have.

 

[std7mag]

26" plus the 2" muzzle brake. A few other calibers are 26" as well, with some being 24"

1:9 twist rate for the 7RM

Lucky!!!!

I really wish Weatherby would put a 1:9 twist barrel on their 7mm WBY Mag rifles!!
I'm stuck with a 1:10 twist.

 

[OntarioHunter]

Nice rifle. Let us know how it shoots.

Check out aaoptics if you want a vortex. Theyre refurb - but nothing wrong and still carry the warranty. You could get a lot nicer (pst 2 or lht) for not much more than a strike eagle at a retail store.

Welcome to A&A Optics Inc - Certified Vortex Dealer

From what I've been reading on this forum, almost all Vortex scopes must be refurbished at some point. Or replaced.

 

[Forkyfinder]

From what I've been reading on this forum, almost all Vortex scopes must be refurbished at some point. Or replaced.

Ive got 5 different vortex products.

Only stuff i have ever sent back - was my fault

 

[std7mag]

From what I've been reading on this forum, almost all Vortex scopes must be refurbished at some point. Or replaced.

I've got at least 3 Vortex Crossfire IIs that i've been using at least 10 years with zero issues.

The only scopes sent in for warranty is the 4 Burris Fullfields i have.
At least one adjustment on each is extremely hard to move.
2 of them is the magnification ring.
Stiff enough that I worry about twisting the scope in the rings.

 

[Bryan Austin]

I've got at least 3 Vortex Crossfire IIs that i've been using at least 10 years with zero issues.

The only scopes sent in for warranty is the 4 Burris Fullfields i have.
At least one adjustment on each is extremely hard to move.
2 of them is the magnification ring.
Stiff enough that I worry about twisting the scope in the rings.

The Vortex line seems to be right in there behind Leupold? I still cant make my mind up yet.

 

[Dubz337]

The Vortex line seems to be right in there behind Leupold? I still cant make my mind up yet.

Leupolds are also known for a wandering zero. Everybody has their brand they like and love pointing out the failures of other brands. Just human nature to be tribalistic. They're all serviceable scopes.

 

[grizzly63]

I got a "New" Burris Fullfield 2 6.5 x 20 for $117 delivered this week. Like the ballistic mil dot duplex. Got lucky on Ebay. Made a ridiculous offer and they accepted. Have not mounted it yet, might be a reason to buy another rifle. Sure, the adjustments turn a little stiff but maybe that means the O rings are sealing. I did make the mistake of buying one Fullfield 4 and will not do again. Seems like they are made in China now. The Philippine ones work great for me.

 

[Bryan Austin]

I got one of the Redfield Accu-Range replica scopes from Hi-Lux. It's not much but it's all I really need for hunting.