Thread: 26" Edge

Just got a couple of Edges going this week.
This one is for sale.
26" TF UM 1-9 barrel, McMillan A3 stock, fluted bolt & barrel, light weight firing pin & shoud, HD alloy 20 moa rail, T3 muzzle brake.
It has fired 30 rounds to date & shoots very well as usual with the Edges.
The speeds seem a little slow, could be the conditions, as it struck 0.5 moa high at 454 yards this morning.
It had the 300 Bergers going 2775 today but was 2790 -2800 yesterday which is where it should be









Here are 4 groups from this morning at 454 yards, as it was blowing they had different points of impact between the groups.



I had the camera on the wrong setting....big fingers, small camera







Not sure on the weight, generally they go 9.25-9.5lb with a sensible scope, the A3 will make it 290-300grams heavier than the Hunters Edge, but much nicer to shoot distance with

The anticipation is killing me!

Good to see the gongs gettin a work out.:thumbup:


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Originally Posted by veitnamcam

Good to see the gongs gettin a work out.:thumbup:

Was going to use the 500 yard ones but some one has pulled them out & taken them down to the flag on the ridge....

Must have been too high up......

PS the little one at 454 yards is hopeless with the 338 you can only hit it once as it flicks it up & over the top.... Bugger.... top, middle, doesnt matter it still flys around

I thought that might happen.
Did consider moving the flag up past it but thought better of it.

Poo for free gives that little one a hurry up but hardly moves the heavy ones lol

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They didn't put em back in the ground? Maybe we should put that one in at the flag and the other on ridge to left at round 400 from memory?

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They trued etc?

They come ready to roll packages?

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Originally Posted by tui_man2

They trued etc?

They come ready to roll packages?

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Yep all my rifles ready to go, run in, load developed, so the clients don't have to spend time & money trying to get them going.

Then I/they know they shoot, for piece of mind for both parties as some people can't shoot as well as they think & some rifles don't shoot as well as they should no matter who made the barrel or built the rifle.

I have dies & brass available for all of the calibres I sell & can supply powder, projectiles, scopes etc for build clients

They will be trued if the client wants it done, never trued any of my own rifles yet, can't see the point....

Cost depends on specifiction.

It costs the same if it has a Rem action & after market barrel whether it is a .224 or .338 the .224 probably wouldn't have a brake though

It weighs 10.3lbs 4.7 kgs in the pictures Steel NF rings & MK4

Bare it weighs 8.47 lbs, 3.84 kgs

The Edge, as seen in this thread.
Ready to go, barrel run in, load developed, with 50 brass.
McMillan stock, T3 Terminator Brake, light weight firing pin & shoud, fluted bolt & barrel, 1-9 TrueFlite Ultramatch barrel, 2lb trigger, 20 moa alloy rail.
The price will be $4600.
I have dies available, Redding & Hornady, brass, projectiles etc.
I can get scopes etc to go will rifles I build & sell.

That's a lot of gun for the $ Greg.
Good value one would think.

The Edge, as seen in this thread.

The price is $4600 Inc gst.

Ready to go, barrel run in, load developed, with 50 RP brass.

McMillan Carbon A3 stock, T3 Terminator Brake, light weight firing pin & shroud, fluted bolt & barrel, 1-9 TrueFlite Ultramatch barrel, lightened trigger, 20 moa HD alloy rail.

I have dies available, Redding & Hornady.

I have plenty of brass available, Remington, Norma, Bertram.

With all my builds I can supply powder, projectiles, scopes, etc

All the machining on all the rifles I sell is done by professional gunsmiths during normal working hours, with their own reputations & businesses at stake.

What's the load you are running for those velocitys?

Originally Posted by 338

What's the load you are running for those velocitys?

A little less than a couple of my clients choose to run them at

2800-30 is generally where they end up.

Originally Posted by Kiwi Greg

A little less than a couple of my clients choose to run them at

2800-30 is generally where they end up.

So brass life is still up past 5 firings?