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rjtfroggy
08-19-2013, 10:57 AM
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This is the new BR rifle I just finished after 61/2 months of waiting for parts.
List of parts & prices.

Savage PTA,CBI 243 Win 1:8twist,recoil lug-885
Shehane BR stock- $900.00
Weaver T36-$450
Kelby bases & rings $198
Air glide case- $42
total- $2477

The target tells what the capabilities are those are from left to right shots 70-80.

The trigger brakes clean at 8oz, so I need to get used to it (usually have my triggers at 1.5lbs). This is set for 100-200 yard BR score matches, and with a little more load work I think it will get to where I want it.
3 shot groups #1 is.332 , #2 is .399 , #3 is .308. 1st one has cold bore shot high but still at .65.

yobuck
08-19-2013, 11:13 AM
nice rig, im partial to wood stocks also. i was of the opinion 6x max was a requirment on the score matches?

rjtfroggy
08-19-2013, 11:31 AM
6X and 10lbs or less is for " HUNTER " class other than that any power is allowed.

GSRswapandslow
08-19-2013, 12:36 PM
Why is your st-br listed at $900? The include bedding or something?

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GSRswapandslow
08-19-2013, 12:38 PM
And any reason you chose a 243 for point blank, or is this just a range toy?

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rjtfroggy
08-19-2013, 12:59 PM
The st-br is listed at $495 but then add the inletting for a Savage, then the recoil pad, then the stainless inserts for the screws then the stainless screws, add it all up and it comes to $892,close enough for $900. Oh yea NO BEDDING,enough was enough.
As for the 243 I have over 450 pieces of brass and 3 sets of dies so why not, plus the 243 is pretty accurate, and it certainly is not a carry around hunter.

GSRswapandslow
08-19-2013, 01:29 PM
The st-br is listed at $495 but then add the inletting for a Savage, then the recoil pad, then the stainless inserts for the screws then the stainless screws, add it all up and it comes to $892,close enough for $900. Oh yea NO BEDDING,enough was enough.
As for the 243 I have over 450 pieces of brass and 3 sets of dies so why not, plus the 243 is pretty accurate, and it certainly is not a carry around hunter.

Wow....I didn't know Bill charged extra for all that....



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rjtfroggy
08-19-2013, 03:51 PM
I knew about the recoil pad ( xtra $135 ) but thought a stock advertized for a Savage would be inletted for it, live and learn. Nice stock but I'll only get burned once and it is my own fault for not making sure of the finished product price. Oh one last thing it wasn't finished I had to do that, even had a little dremel work in the trigger area and to float the tang.

GSRswapandslow
08-19-2013, 03:56 PM
Wow....glad I saw this....I was about to head his way for restocking my 223ai... its a rem, so it should be free inletting...but the rest will still cost me apparently.

I might just have to look at PRT again

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rjtfroggy
08-19-2013, 04:06 PM
GSR do yourself a favor and do some more shopping-there are plenty of cheaper stocks out there. Check Stocky's they even carry Manners or check Joel Russo, check all prices and confirm before you order.

GSRswapandslow
08-19-2013, 04:58 PM
yeah...i saw the stockys, and also the grizzly, but neither is quite as nice as the tracker or the PTR......but, then again..they're both right at $500 FINISHED....so.....kind of hard to argue half the price

223 4 me
08-19-2013, 05:24 PM
In a word....PERFECT!

JW
08-20-2013, 05:49 AM
Very nice!
Thanks for sharing
I try to forget how much I spend on a rig a quick as possible. ( even though i can't) LOL
Makes shooting it much more fun
Jack

rjtfroggy
08-20-2013, 06:22 AM
That is why I am not complaining about the prices or bad mouthing anyone. I knew going into this build it was going to be the most expensive Savage I would ever do, I usually average around $1k for everything.I could have bought a custom rig used but slightly for the same money but then it wouldn't have been a Savage so it would have been out of place in my safe.

82boy
08-20-2013, 03:03 PM
Kind of reminds me of something.
http://i34.photobucket.com/albums/d145/82boy/advatarebr.jpg (http://s34.photobucket.com/user/82boy/media/advatarebr.jpg.html)
http://i34.photobucket.com/albums/d145/82boy/HPIM1574.jpg (http://s34.photobucket.com/user/82boy/media/HPIM1574.jpg.html)

243LPR
08-20-2013, 09:42 PM
Good cartridge! The 243 will amaze you.

CriterionBarrels
10-28-2015, 11:29 AM
This is the new BR rifle I just finished after 61/2 months of waiting for parts.
List of parts & prices.

Savage PTA,CBI 243 Win 1:8twist,recoil lug-885
Shehane BR stock- $900.00
Weaver T36-$450
Kelby bases & rings $198
Air glide case- $42
total- $2477

The target tells what the capabilities are those are from left to right shots 70-80.

The trigger brakes clean at 8oz, so I need to get used to it (usually have my triggers at 1.5lbs). This is set for 100-200 yard BR score matches, and with a little more load work I think it will get to where I want it.
3 shot groups #1 is.332 , #2 is .399 , #3 is .308. 1st one has cold bore shot high but still at .65.

That's a pretty solid looking rifle you've got there. I just picked up a laminate Shehane MBR Tracker for my F-Class build, and there was a bit of sticker shock on this end too. I won't have anything to complain about though if she shoots as well as your build!

Petre
11-15-2015, 01:21 PM
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That's a real beauty. And if you have an off day shooting you can still beat the competition by simply blinding them...

J/K ;-)

Sweet build!

yobuck
11-15-2015, 08:12 PM
GSR do yourself a favor and do some more shopping-there are plenty of cheaper stocks out there. Check Stocky's they even carry Manners or check Joel Russo, check all prices and confirm before you order.

Untill about a year or so ago (Russo) stocks originated in the shop of Gerry Baer which happens to be in the same building as her husband Bruce Baer.
Gerry does the duplicating and the beautiful finish work. But i have no clue who does the inletting and bedding lol.

MarkTC
01-22-2016, 06:36 PM
God looking outfit. I have my model 12 in a br stock the same colors