Thread: 7 saum on trade me

It would seem odd to take the factory barrel off and put a slower twist one on.

Regardless if you want a saum and if it is a slower twist I'm sure you won't be "limited " in projectile options.

It's one of the cheapest ways to get a saum of any sort, especially with a carbon stock. A custom saum would be knocking over 5k to build, so its probably worth a punt if your after one

Originally Posted by Southerner223

It would seem odd to take the factory barrel off and put a slower twist one on.

Regardless if you want a saum and if it is a slower twist I'm sure you won't be "limited " in projectile options.

It's one of the cheapest ways to get a saum of any sort, especially with a carbon stock. A custom saum would be knocking over 5k to build, so its probably worth a punt if your after one

Exactly,
Sure he got the twist rate measurement wrong. Is not on the barrel so he just measure with cleaning rod and patch.
Anyway, is a bargain with everything included and the zeiss scope.
Might pull the trigger

Originally Posted by riflegus

Exactly,
Sure he got the twist rate measurement wrong. Is not on the barrel so he just measure with cleaning rod and patch.
Anyway, is a bargain with everything included and the zeiss scope.
Might pull the trigger

Personally would not go for it, own 2 M7's and getting a 3rd soon.

The M7 action is better suited to the 308/7mm08/260/6.5CM/243 or better still 223 range of cartridges.

Hot loads on an M7 reciever are quite difficult to unstick (weak primary extraction) so I imagine a SAUM load would be more still.

For the same money, stick a T3, Howa 1500 or even Rem 700 into a KRG Bravo, load long with AICS mags and you are laughing.

The ergonomics of those McMillans make it feel like the rifle kicks harder than it does, terrible design.