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also, If you want to use a Remington 700 action, you could look into West Texas Ordnance switch lugs. With those, you can do a barrel swap at the range with just a Torx wrench. The only downside is that the barrels need to be spun and head spaced to your action.

Depending on budget, I’d suggest going with going with something like a Defiance, Big Horn, or Defiance action so that you can easily swap out the barrel if you decide you want to switch out caliber or barrel length in your garage with a few tools and a vise. If I recall correctly, the Big Horn TL3 allows you to swap out bolt heads so you could run a .223 barrel with a quick swap

Not sure if it sold yet, but Howell Gun Works has/had an SCR for sale on consignment a week or so ago - it may be worth giving them a call to see if its still available

If you don't have your heart set on a P320 compact, Howell Gun Works has a P320 M17 available. It was still available as of 3pm yesterday (5/15) when I saw it on their Facebook page

+1 for Rem 700 in .308 I've had a Ruger Precision and I've had a Tikka TAC-A1. They're both great guns but I'm glad that I switched over to the Rem 700 (.308) in the end.

+1 for the ACSS prism scopes. I've used them on several guns in the past and I've never been disappointed.

Yep - they usually come with one Magpul

The 716 uses standard LR308/SR25 pattern magazines. These are the true 10 round ones that I used with the 716 that I've currently got up for sale. They functioned perfectly https://www.midwayusa.com/product/2319925981/magpul-pmag-lr-sr-gen-m3-magazine-lr-308-sr-25-ruger-precision-rifle-308-winchester-polymer

If you don't want a RPR, take a look at the Tikka TAC A1. It's just a little over your stated budget but it's a great gun. https://www.eurooptic.com/Tikka-T3x-TAC-A1-308-Win-24-.aspx https://www.eurooptic.com/Tikka-T3x-TAC-A1-65-Creedmoor-24-.aspx Pros: Just and a scope and bipod and you're ready to go Cons: Spare magazines are pricey

It was like the end of the world at Wegmans in West Windsor this afternoon. It's almost cliche, but the bread aisle was being overrun.

https://gizmodo.com/what-dna-testing-companies-terrifying-privacy-policies-1819158337 This article does a good job of explaining the privacy policies and (potential issues with them) for the major players in the DNA test market

I've shot some of their stuff out of my 45-70 and my shoulder still hasn't forgiven me

Yes - the shop is by appointment only and Mike is exceptionally easy to work with. You can arrange the transfer on his website

Tier 1 Defense is right by you in Union

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