Thanks!

cheers

It’s my opinion, but thats after just over a thousand rounds of all types of ammo through a hole no larger than a tennis ball at 300 yards. Some of the ammo was real junk too…It is also an amazing machine!

Adjust the Accutrigger using the following procedure:

1. Ensure the weapon is unloaded and remove the magazine.
2. Remove the safety and open the bolt handle. (You don’t have to remove it).
3. Using a 3/16 allen wrench, remove the screw just rear of the magazine release lever on the bottom of the weapon.
4. Using a 5/32 allen wrench, remove the 2 screws on both left and right sides below the safety selector switch.
5. Pull the trigger guard and buttstock assembly down and away towards the rear of the weapon.
6. Use the small Accutrigger wrench to adjust the trigger pull weight screw just rear of the trigger. Turn it clockwise to increase weight and counter-clockwise to decrease weight.
7. Reassemble weapon in reverse order and tighten screws being careful to not over tighten or strip any of them.

It is much easier than people make it out to be and you will have one FINE shooting weapon after that!

ENJOY!!!

About breaking in a rifle, There are many stories and methods, but I shoot 5 rounds and run a patch through it. I repeat the same thing 3 more times for a total of 20 rounds. After the last shot, I unload the rifle, remove the bolt and for the first and only time I use a solid cleaning rod with a .30 cal brush from the receiver end of course and run it through 5 times. After that, I use my Otis Brand cleaning kit. Because I have already run a brush down it, I just swab it out with the Otis brand cleaner/lube until the patches are clean. After that, the barrel is a mirror and I just clean it whenever I am done firing it. I don’t see how a softer round is going to cause a heavy barrel any damage if you don’t run 100 rounds through it first. (Whatever you do, DO NOT run anything with sandpaper through it! Those folks must be on crack…) I have put just over 1000 rounds through my rifle and it acts like a new weapon every time. Like you, I am very disappointed in that cheesy little buttstock on such an awesome sniping system. I am going to try some Magpul products and post my results here…Good Luck

You have a hard decision to make, but you are only looking at words on a computer screen. You really need to experience this weapon first hand. Good Luck!

It’s 2009 now….has anyone heard when or where these rifles might be available and at what exhorbatant cost??

“Wonder if the 10 round mags will fit other Model 10s with detachable mags?”

Looks as though this is setup similar to the Badger Ordnance system for the Rem 700. That doesn’t mean that a little quality time in the machine shop couldn’t configure an earlier Mod 10

Probably. Same rifle different stock. Can’t stand it tho.

Why do firearms companies have the urge to put M4 stock on non-M4 rifles? Don’t they know it turns buyers off. Worst yet they put a collapsible stock on a precision bolt action rifle. That will sure gets LE snipers buying them left and right (sarcasm).

I own a Savage 110 in 300wm. Great rifle bad stock. They had to cut costs somewhere to keep the rifle sub $500. Good stocks are very expensive to make, so putting cheap stocks on very accurate rifles is the best way to cut cost. With that said every firearms companies use this strategy to make their precision rifles affordable. Still Savage should build a better stock then this monster.

Carry on!

Resemblance only; the bolt handle is directly above the trigger.