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Thread: My 6.8 SPC II Savage model 16

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    brasse
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    My 6.8 SPC II Savage model 16


    Waited 9 months for the barrel
    Specs:
    Model 16 receiver
    SSS fluted bolt
    PTG 6.8 bolt head
    Single shot loading ramp
    Boyd's laminated thumbhole stock
    Kick Ezz pad
    Nikon Silver Buckmaster scope 4.5-14x40
    Black Hole Weaponary 20 inch Varmint profile SS barrel polygonal 3 groove with threaded muzzle, 54.25 ounces (3.388 pounds) 0.816 inches at muzzle.














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    Cool!
    I like it.
    I've been a 6.8 fan for a LONG time.
    I've currently got a franken AR built w/an ARP barrel and Adams Arms "lo pro" piston kit.

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    My AR 6.8 SPC II has an ARP 20 inch barrel. He states it is NOT match grade. But it sure shoots like it, less than 0.5 inch groups at 200 yards.

    Hope this shoots as well.

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    Just curios why you went the 6.8? Nice build though, what do you intend to do with the rifle?

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    Sweet looking Rig... Love that Bolt...

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    What IS THIS?? The cure for the "commoner's" rifle? Nooo...it's-

    GUN PORN! And on Sunday mornin' too! Dang you for causing me to sin (covet)!

    Really nice Bro! Post some targets so I can really be envious!

    Best wishes with that shootable artwork! Brian
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    Darn gun itself is so excited the bolt is sticking straight up!

    Brian
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    It's also blushing...

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    When I ordered this barrel in 6.8 SPC II, I owned 3 22LR rifles, and an AR in 223 Wylde. Also had two ARs in 6.8. I have a lot of 6.8 brass.
    With a bad shoulder I wanted a rifle that could be used for hogs and deer.

    Since then I have added a 6.5 Creedmoor, which is at my limit on recoil, I can handle the recoil ft pounds, but not the recoil speed. I flinch horrible. I am pulling the bull barrel and getting it threaded for a muzzle break.

    Added a Savage 10TR in 308, with a great muzzle break I can shoot this all day long. When shooting back to back I think the recoil is less than my new 6.8. Both are similar varmint profiles

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    Gmountain
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    Really cool!

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    brasse
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    I weighed my Savage 10TR (308) and my Savage 6.8 SPC II.
    Had to take the bolts out to get under the 10 pound limit on my digital scale. Note that SSS fluted bolt saves .75 ounces

    With scopes the 10TR weighs 10.7 pounds and the 6.8 SPC weighs 9.9 pounds. The Nikon weighs 17.6 ounces and the Sightmark on the 10TR weighs 28.4 ounces.

    So rifles weigh nearly the same.

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    Next 6.8 SPC rifle in working stage now. Need to ream barrel to SPC II specs, clean up inside of stock for better receiver fit.
    Yes I have another SSS fluted bolt. Still polishing the DBM and other stainless parts. Using Savage model 14 walnut stock with monte carlo cheekpiece.














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    That is so classy... Love that... Looks amazing.

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    Quote Originally Posted by SlimySquirrel View Post
    That is so classy... Love that... Looks amazing.
    Just what I was thinking. Classy.

    And the coloring reminds me of a '67 Barracuda I had in an earlier time.

    Good luck with it.
    'Scuse me while I whip this out...!

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