HTI with smaller caliber capabilities, 338LM....

[Nicholas]

Dogtown,
We sell exportable muzzle brakes that are longer to meet minimum length requirements in Australia for the Covert rifles.


Orkan,
your astroid hope might come true today.


As far as a single chassis it would be clunky and heavy and not the streamlined system that you are used to. A 18 lb 308 would suck. Plus it would be very hard to get a mag to feed from a 50 caliber diameter bolt, actually very likely impossible, well maybe there are things that we could do, now that I think about it but it would take lots more parts and be very clunky and more expensive.

[Seddo]

Interesting Scott, I had it form LRD that it must be registered in the LARGEST calibre be registered! Hence in my case 338 lap. If I get a sledgehammer on the girl, I have to change it to 375 sledge on the registration and the reference for 338lm is removed.

Not even LRD can give a consistent response

In discussions about handguns with Dennis he said the same thing, largest calibre you have. the RFO said he first calibre ruling came from Dennis so thatis good enought for me, what Dennis says goes. I'm in the same boat as you, didn't want it registered as a 338 lap.

[Seddo]

As far as a single chassis it would be clunky and heavy and not the streamlined system that you are used to. A 18 lb 308 would suck. Plus it would be very hard to get a mag to feed from a 50 caliber diameter bolt, actually very likely impossible, well maybe there are things that we could do, now that I think about it but it would take lots more parts and be very clunky and more expensive.

I think the SRS will be perfect when SAC finish the 223 conversion.

[ShadowPeo]

I think the SRS will be perfect when SAC finish the 223 conversion.

I agree, cannot wait to get my hands on it