The 7 PRC's will be out later this year. What's going on with your 300?Not knocking bergara, but browning does it...
I had high hopes for a bergara 7 prc but if this 300 prc doesn't settle down, I'm going a different route.
The 7 PRC's will be out later this year. What's going on with your 300?Not knocking bergara, but browning does it...
I had high hopes for a bergara 7 prc but if this 300 prc doesn't settle down, I'm going a different route.
I have 5 of their carbon barreled rifles but have never been a carbon barrel fan for hunting as it always came across to me as a cosmetic gimmick but I think they have something with the CURE technology. I would imagine the Crest in a carbon fiber barrel option will come out later this year.That Ridge Carbon is priced right, could be a huge hit. I like the Crest, but would prefer carbon wrapped stainless over CrMo Cerakoted.
Highly suggest the HS Precision Detachable Mag kit used mine for about 5 years now in Alaska hunting work great and doesn't hinder carrying on Rem 700 and Christensen.Unless its dead flush, I hate detachable mags. They bang into your side, they can be lost (fall out while hiking) and they can be forgotten at home. I do agree though that if you are driving up to a box blind and sitting there watching a field, a detachable mag may make more sense.
Timber in 30-06. I saw one in Montana a couple years ago. I guess I should have bought it there.Which rifle are you looking for and where are you looking?
I have had the Christensen Carbon rifle since 2016 a 338 Win. 3 things I really like about the rifleI have 5 of their carbon barreled rifles but have never been a carbon barrel fan for hunting as it always came across to me as a cosmetic gimmick but I think they have something with the CURE technology. I would imagine the Crest in a carbon fiber barrel option will come out later this year.
Dahlonega Armory online has it for $807 with no tax. Ships right to your FFL. That's the best price you'll find on it. Unfortunately local dealers do not stock much anymore and anything I buy now basically comes from an online dealer. Dahlonega is legit and a great dealer.Timber in 30-06. I saw one in Montana a couple years ago. I guess I should have bought it there.
Looking in East Tennessee. All we have here are tons of synthetic stocks in manbun calibers. They always tell me when they get a wood gun in a classic caliber, they sell immediately. That was the same scenario when I worked at SMGA at Knife Works.
The HS bottom metal is great but spendy at $350+. Does it work with the PRC cartridges or just standard short action.Highly suggest the HS Precision Detachable Mag kit used mine for about 5 years now in Alaska hunting work great and doesn't hinder carrying on Rem 700 and Christensen.
Thanks, I can find them online no problem. Some things I just like buying local.Dahlonega Armory online has it for $807 with no tax. Ships right to your FFL. That's the best price you'll find on it. Unfortunately local dealers do not stock much anymore and anything I buy now basically comes from an online dealer. Dahlonega is legit and a great dealer.
I understand for sure. I haven't seen a Timber in 30-06 on a store shelf for quite a while. I saw a 300 WM last week while on a duck hunt in AR and it had the best wood of any Timber I've ever seen. Store was right next to hotel and I went back next day to buy it and it was gone.Thanks, I can find them online no problem. Some things I just like buying local.
That's more of a local dealer issue than a bergara issue. Your local should be able to get one and hold it for you. If he won't, might find a new dealer.Thanks, I can find them online no problem. Some things I just like buying local.
I will get one eventually. The Montana stores seem to be stocked pretty well and I got to know several of them pretty well in my travels. I'd rather support them than a big outfit. I don't really need one but I'd like to have a backup for when I have the CZ restored. The Bergara is probably easier to find than nother CZ or Remington. Plus, the CZ and Bergara look good together in storage.I understand for sure. I haven't seen a Timber in 30-06 on a store shelf for quite a while. I saw a 300 WM last week while on a duck hunt in AR and it had the best wood of any Timber I've ever seen. Store was right next to hotel and I went back next day to buy it and it was gone.
Bergara saw a big dip in wood stock rifle sales in 2019-2020. They discontinued one wood stock model and then outsold their wood stock rifle forecast by 1500% last year. The Timber is by far my favorite model.
Local dealers around Knoxville seem to cater to the tactifool and weekend sniper/ ninja crowd. I need to call Benton Shooters supply and see what they have.That's more of a local dealer issue than a bergara issue. Your local should be able to get one and hold it for you. If he won't, might find a new dealer.
Honestly, it seems most dealers are catering to that crowd. It sucks honestly when as like you said, you wanted a wood stocked hunting rifle but the shelves are full of everything but. I personally prefer a synthetic stock, but the wood stocks are are more appealing.Local dealers around Knoxville seem to cater to the tactifool and weekend sniper/ ninja crowd. I need to call Benton Shooters supply and see what they have.
I know the synthetic is more practical but I'm just old school. I like the stuff I admired when I was young. I guess it's like guys with muscle cars.Honestly, it seems most dealers are catering to that crowd. It sucks honestly when as like you said, you wanted a wood stocked hunting rifle but the shelves are full of everything but. I personally prefer a synthetic stock, but the wood stocks are are more appealing.
Manbun is the new 30-06 it seems.I know the synthetic is more practical but I'm just old school. I like the stuff I admired when I was young. I guess it's like guys with muscle cars.
I just get agrivated when a place has 70rifles on the rack and they're all in 6.5 manbun.
I don't know I have 3 installed a 338 Win / 338 RUM and 308 Win. I would call HS great staff on Monday !The HS bottom metal is great but spendy at $350+. Does it work with the PRC cartridges or just standard short action.
The HS bottom metal is great but spendy at $350+. Does it work with the PRC cartridges or just standard short action.
6.5 man-bun? Is that the same thing as 6.5 skinnyjeans?I'll take a Ridge Carbon in 308 please...or maybe the 6.5 man-bun if that option presents itself....