Incredible rifle! Clearly a lot of thought/testing went into the development of this rifle. So much to love, especially that you have made everything in-house and solved many issues around supply chain. Like many it’s a struggle to only have one rifle, I love the ability to have two different caliber to shoot out of this platform.
Looks like a very well thought out and engineered solution. Great work, and ocontinue to push the industry forward. It is awesome to see your teams continued evolution on your platforms
The action looks just JUST LIKE the Savage Impulse Straight-pull bolt action. It's essentially a Savage Impulse action with a standard rotating bolt. I REALLY LIKE the entire concept of Straight-pull bolt action rifles by the way. :)
Looks like it would also be an excellent option for those who might be able to swing one "halo" rifle in their lifetime, and they can simply get additional barrels to fit their needs. I'm likely that guy, and here's hoping I can somehow save up for this in the next couple of years.
The versatility of this system will be amazing. We've always wanted to be able to make our rifles more accessible to everyone. While the price tag isn't a lot less, it becomes a LOT more justifiable with the versatility added in.
I like the stock ergonomics, 3 position safety, and that it's not an remmy 700 clone. I wouldn't buy at that price but it's still interesting. The materials remind me a little bit of the Browning BLR with the barrel extension and alloyreceiver but this Nexus has superior camming bolt action and leverage. It's refreshing to see something offered that isn't such a "me too" product because we live in a world that copies the Remington 700, Savage designs, and 60* 3 lug bolts.
I was excited when he said how affordable it was. Checked the site, its like 10K lol. Im going to have to sell a kidney I guess. Beautiful rifle though! Im sure it is worth the money.
Well, well, well! An almost custom precision rifle on the offer...for the long range hunter! But beyond the means of an average once or twice a year 100 - 200 yards shooter. Slowly, but surely, good quality firearms are being built for the 5 percent affluent population and we the average American hunters only will see them on the net or gun shows and admire!
The big names have that market saturated with $500 rifles. Small guys have to fill the near custom niche market. Considering Blazer has a similar system for what double the price it’s not a bad deal. I’m not interested in it, but it isn’t bad and made in the US.
This is badass but 9 grand is definitely not as competitive as I thought it was gonna be. And also the rifle being chamberd in only in 6.5 & 300 PRC is kind of a slap to the face because any PRC ammo is practically unobtainable at this point in time. So basically you have to be rich as hell or refinance your home just to buy this rifle.
Ammo will come around eventually, and you can always get ammo from us (on the shelf right now for rifle customers). We'll have more chamber offerings available shortly down the road.
Love the 3 position safety and the feed from the top mag for a hunting rifle. Stock design is exceptional! However, I noticed you have to take the action out of the stock to do a barrel change. Why not have small holes within the stock so you can effect a barrel change without removing the stock. Is there anything in the design that stops that?
The barrel extension locks up with the bolt head internally, so the receiver really just holds the system together rather than controlling bolt lockup like in a traditional bolt action. Headspace is controlled by the barrel extention and clocking is handled by a clocking pin built into the system that indexes the barrel on the receiver. Two T25 screws tighten the barrel into the receiver and action screw runs through both to hold the entire system together.
I'm glad to see someone prominent in the industry move away from the Remington 700 standard. It's been a good run, but there's a lot left on the table with that design, especially when you can control both the stock/chassis as well as the action and bottom metal interface. It worked out pretty well for Accuracy International. Just curious, which area on the receiver acts as the recoil surface? I assume the area behind the 2 barrel locking screws?
Im on your web site right know. You just said that this rifle is affordable. What I'm seeing on YOUR web site is it starts at around $5,500 and goes up to $10,000+. With the average income of around $50,000 a year as of 2021, that is about 10% of a year's wage (before Taxes). I don't know what your version of affordable is but mine is not 10% of the average income!
Have you seen the price of any other precision rifle or premium hunting rig? Its not for the average fella heading into the woods. Funny part though, the deer won't know if the bullet came from one of these or a Ruger American.
Agree with you completely, but you are under the assumption that this rifle system is meant for the average American. It is not. They are very open about the fact that they sell a premium product. The guy making 50k and only shooting 100 yards out of a deer stand can go get a Ruger American for 500 bucks and never know the difference. You want something long range capable, go get a savage or Bergara for 700-900 and it’ll mostly do the job. But neither of those products fulfill what this system does.
You can buy a very capable factory long range rig for somewhere around half the cost. I doubt the majority of folks would benefit much from the slight bit of increased accuracy for double or more cost. Save the money and buy ammo to learn your weapon better.
They said in the 7 PRC podcast that eventually they'll start phasing out new production 7 LRM's (They'll still support it with brass and ammo etc) and swap over to the 7 PRC. They said that'll prob be a 1 to 2 year process though. They're definitely onboard with the 7 PRC.
Okay I'm heading to the website to check a price on a 6.5PRC.........ouff a bit stiff but it's much better priced than their other options previous. $5375
Great idea and love the concept. I’m currently in the process of building a 300 PRC and 6.5 PRC switch barrel rifle so this is literally perfect. All I have so far is the 6.5 PRC barrel, Bartlein Carbon. Is it possible for me to buy your system in 300 PRC and then have my Bartlein barrel integrated with your barrel sleeve to fit this? Can local gunsmith do this, can I send it to you to do this? Or do I have to only buy the additional barrels from you?
65 is not a standard Rem bolt lift. There are significant trade-offs when talking bolt lifts. Significant engineering went into optimizing where we landed with the NEXUS and NXT action. Words on paper are one thing, but handling and cycling the bolt on this rifle are another. You won't be disappointed.
Interesting, how is that with shot to shot accuracy >10 shots. Other manufacturers (Sauer or Merkel) also use a aluminum receiver with a barrel steel clamp. Problem is, that the aluminum has a greater thermal expansion coefficient as the steel thick leads to greater group size as the system heats up. Have you thanked measure to prevent this or is it considered a hunting gun only limited to
Most of the thermal expansion is limited to the barrel and barrel extension unless running extended shot strings, which this rifle isn't really intended for. It is definitely designed as a hunting and precision long range rifle. We've been very impressed with the performance of this system. Our precision standard is among the best in the industry, though we don't play the "accuracy guarantee" gimmick game. Our guarantee is satisfaction. If you're buying this rifle for its intended use, you'll be very happy with it. If you need 30 round rapid fire bursts, you'll probably be happier with a gas gun regardless.
I'd love to see a Muzzle Loader swap on this with your current Magnus system.... do that, and you guys might be the first ones to convince me to sell my Blaser R8!!! Can't wait to see one up here in Canada!
This seems like an innovative rifle. But it really doesn't offer anything, Blaser hasn't achieved decades ago. Even the leather inlets on the stock look like they have been striped of an R8 stock.
@@infantilepillock1687 How true, but there are key stand outs that make it interesting to me. Base rifle price in Canada will be on par with an R8 Professional, so no leather, but without the need for a proprietary scope mount(600cdn) and a special barrel (1900cdn) I would think/hope Gunwerks barrel extension would allow near any barrel to be installed/chambered by a smith. This opens up a ton of options, at least here in Canada with switching for alot less money. Reason I switched to an R8 is all my rifles wore the same stock, trigger and scope but chambered differently, even upto my muzzies. This setup could be my dream, one scope, one trigger, one stock ,a really good dope book as I have with any rifle and then I'd truly have my one rifle. Beware the man with only one rifle, because he probably knows how to use it, the quote never said how many different barrels he had 😀
@@user-ng2pv9gl8e I see your reasoning, however he said nothing on return to zero with the barrel extension. Their system seems to be derived from the Sauer 202 (which itself is based on the Sauer 200 from 1984). It works just fine, however it never holds zero in a true sense. It just doesn't work when the scope isn't mounted directly on top of the barrel. None the less a cool gun and if you want one, you should get one. Before Trudeau takes away even your hunting rifles...
Beautiful Rifle...just one thing, say the word "Product" less... Gun people buy Rifles made from steel, aluminum, carbon fiber, wood... "Product" feels kind of sterile... We don't love "Products" we love our RIFLES! Thx otherwise looks to be an awesome approach...I'll be buying one at least.
We don't play the "Accuracy guarantee" gimmick game. We have a satisfaction guarantee. Every rifle leaving our shop has to pass a rigorous test, including printing a 7 round group under .75 MOA. This way we don't send it to a customer and "hope" it shoots, we know it does.
quite nice ......... aluminum degrades the whole thing ..... it is remarkably reminiscent of the European concept ... but in this Europe is already further ....... the charm of your LR rifles is in something else as in such a concept
Seems not too different from lots of other custom actions in terms of flexibility... prefits and bolt swaps and bolt head swaps are available on tons of other actions. More marketing hype from gunwerks...
I don’t even know where to start? Their version of affordability, or the obvious limitations of an aluminum action? This video is a year old, there’s a reason the calibers available are limited to what they are. I’ve owned a Gunwerks rifle. It was expensive. Then I gathered components, took them to Insite Arms, amazing gun smith, well worth the twelve hour drive. With the two rifles side by side, I couldn’t sell the gun works for more that 30% of what it was listed for, with an integrity. Maybe you’ll have, or have had, a different experience? I know I never have to buy another rifle. I own an unmatched machine. And we all know that a lower end 1000.00 and under rifle, can achieve results, in the right hands. Not an argument worth having. Ps; I don’t work for Insite, just a customer.
Hate Aluminum Receivers with barrel extensions that the bolt locks into on a bolt gun. If that is what I wanted I could have been buying that in the early 1990's in European designs! Locking into the barrel is more of the same. Are you going to sell your cheap aluminum receiver for under $500 which is what it should sell for being made from aluminum? Are you going to sell replacement barrels under $300? I think you wont! Not interested! A steel action like a Savage 110 is as cheap as I am going to go aluminum is like plastic not worth anything in my book! I sure there is no shortage of people with more money than brains that will gladly toss money at you but not this American! Hell will freeze over and Hillary Clinton will go to prison before I give you a dime for that design!
When did you last see a carbon barrel sell for less than $800? Aluminum is like plastic in your book? I'm glad that nobody will be reading your book anytime soon. Your metallurgical acumen would turn the entire aerospace industry on its head!
What an absolutely gorgeous rifle. In all honesty, I'm not exactly the biggest fan of the name... buuut I guess it's pretty clear that when it comes to names/handles, my judgment is questionable at best. =) haha Congrats on all of your success as a company. I would love to send y'all a resume if I lived in The U.S.. It really seems like a great company/culture/atmosphere from all the videos I've seen. Cheers man, thanks for all the great content.
Incredible rifle! Clearly a lot of thought/testing went into the development of this rifle. So much to love, especially that you have made everything in-house and solved many issues around supply chain. Like many it’s a struggle to only have one rifle, I love the ability to have two different caliber to shoot out of this platform.
Gunwerks nailed it with this rifle.
Nice work Gunwerks! Loving my Clymr in 7 Saum! 👊🏻😎
Looks like a very well thought out and engineered solution. Great work, and ocontinue to push the industry forward. It is awesome to see your teams continued evolution on your platforms
Thanks, it's been a long process, but we're very excited about the NEXUS And what it represents for the future of Gunwerks and our customers!
the ability to slide the trigger itself in and out is pretty neat engineering
Yes, that is an amazing piece of art. Well done and looking forward to what's next. Gunwerks is definitely leading the way IMO.
Amazing stuff at outrageous prices.
Pc of art ,
Can only appreciate on screen . Good job😊
Looks amazing. I've always wanted a Gunwerks rifle. The flexibility of this rifle makes it something that I'm very interested in.
Awesome design concepts. Should be a great new addition to the market!
The action looks just JUST LIKE the Savage Impulse Straight-pull bolt action. It's essentially a Savage Impulse action with a standard rotating bolt. I REALLY LIKE the entire concept of Straight-pull bolt action rifles by the way. :)
Price is very competitive, great looking rifle! I’m sure it shoots as good as it looks!
this rifle sounds amazing!
Nice...I need this rifle.
The important word here is 'need'. I concur, I need this rifle! 300 PRC please!
Hopefully a 5 round magazine will be available.
Finally, someone putting a 3 position, firing pin blocking safety on a precision rifle. You make this in 7 Rem Mag and I’m in.
I do like the customizability of the rifle. We shall see how it all holds up.
Looks like it would also be an excellent option for those who might be able to swing one "halo" rifle in their lifetime, and they can simply get additional barrels to fit their needs. I'm likely that guy, and here's hoping I can somehow save up for this in the next couple of years.
The versatility of this system will be amazing. We've always wanted to be able to make our rifles more accessible to everyone. While the price tag isn't a lot less, it becomes a LOT more justifiable with the versatility added in.
I like the stock ergonomics, 3 position safety, and that it's not an remmy 700 clone. I wouldn't buy at that price but it's still interesting. The materials remind me a little bit of the Browning BLR with the barrel extension and alloyreceiver but this Nexus has superior camming bolt action and leverage. It's refreshing to see something offered that isn't such a "me too" product because we live in a world that copies the Remington 700, Savage designs, and 60* 3 lug bolts.
The leather is really growing on me. PLEASE make a left hand one.
Very nice!!!
Awesome
CZ has recently recalled all their interchangeable barrels and fixed them permanently. I wonder how these are holding up.
DANG THIS RIFLE WOULD OF SAVED ME A-LOT OF MONEY !!!
I was excited when he said how affordable it was. Checked the site, its like 10K lol. Im going to have to sell a kidney I guess. Beautiful rifle though! Im sure it is worth the money.
That's full setup with optic. Bare rifle is $5,375
Impressive stuffs.
You should put the Element Optics Nexus scope on it, then it would REALLY be, the Nexus!! 😁
So sick!!!
Well, well, well! An almost custom precision rifle on the offer...for the long range hunter! But beyond the means of an average once or twice a year 100 - 200 yards shooter.
Slowly, but surely, good quality firearms are being built for the 5 percent affluent population and we the average American hunters only will see them on the net or gun shows and admire!
The big names have that market saturated with $500 rifles. Small guys have to fill the near custom niche market. Considering Blazer has a similar system for what double the price it’s not a bad deal. I’m not interested in it, but it isn’t bad and made in the US.
Adjustable cheekpiece option on the stock coming? I will buy one that day! Great job guys!
Would also love to see 7 PRC, 7 RM, 375 Ruger
Sig Cross is the future..
This is badass but 9 grand is definitely not as competitive as I thought it was gonna be. And also the rifle being chamberd in only in 6.5 & 300 PRC is kind of a slap to the face because any PRC ammo is practically unobtainable at this point in time. So basically you have to be rich as hell or refinance your home just to buy this rifle.
Ammo will come around eventually, and you can always get ammo from us (on the shelf right now for rifle customers). We'll have more chamber offerings available shortly down the road.
Love the 3 position safety and the feed from the top mag for a hunting rifle. Stock design is exceptional! However, I noticed you have to take the action out of the stock to do a barrel change. Why not have small holes within the stock so you can effect a barrel change without removing the stock. Is there anything in the design that stops that?
I want to order this in a left-handed with a 7 PRC and a 6.5 PRC barrel
Dream job
What indexes the barrel to ensure proper headspacing before tightening? This is an amazing rifle.
The barrel extension locks up with the bolt head internally, so the receiver really just holds the system together rather than controlling bolt lockup like in a traditional bolt action. Headspace is controlled by the barrel extention and clocking is handled by a clocking pin built into the system that indexes the barrel on the receiver. Two T25 screws tighten the barrel into the receiver and action screw runs through both to hold the entire system together.
I'm glad to see someone prominent in the industry move away from the Remington 700 standard. It's been a good run, but there's a lot left on the table with that design, especially when you can control both the stock/chassis as well as the action and bottom metal interface. It worked out pretty well for Accuracy International. Just curious, which area on the receiver acts as the recoil surface? I assume the area behind the 2 barrel locking screws?
Thanks for the kind words. And yes, you are correct, the squared off face behind the locking screws functions as the recoil lug.
It's so hard to keep up with the good stuff 🤠
I love it! Is it accurate?
This would be perfect with a 7LRM and a .375 ruger.
I’m getting a 1/2” group out of my $550 Vanguard.
good 👍🏻
You say it's affordable?? That's a joke, for $9000.00 and only in PRC???. ONLY AFFORDABLE FOR A VERY FEW. And the pricing, is it US or Canadian?
That’s with a scope. It’s 5400 for the rifle.
Very competitive price only $5300. I built a fully custom rifle for less.
Watch out John Moses Browning, this guy swapped a stock and put a new barrel on.
@@AB.284 😆😆🤣🤣 LMFAO
Im on your web site right know. You just said that this rifle is affordable. What I'm seeing on YOUR web site is it starts at around $5,500 and goes up to $10,000+. With the average income of around $50,000 a year as of 2021, that is about 10% of a year's wage (before Taxes). I don't know what your version of affordable is but mine is not 10% of the average income!
Pretty sure he said the price was very competitive not affordable there’s a difference.
Have you seen the price of any other precision rifle or premium hunting rig? Its not for the average fella heading into the woods. Funny part though, the deer won't know if the bullet came from one of these or a Ruger American.
Agree with you completely, but you are under the assumption that this rifle system is meant for the average American. It is not. They are very open about the fact that they sell a premium product. The guy making 50k and only shooting 100 yards out of a deer stand can go get a Ruger American for 500 bucks and never know the difference. You want something long range capable, go get a savage or Bergara for 700-900 and it’ll mostly do the job. But neither of those products fulfill what this system does.
@@tuckerryan7324 listen to the clip again, HE SAID AFFORDABLE!!!!!
You can buy a very capable factory long range rig for somewhere around half the cost. I doubt the majority of folks would benefit much from the slight bit of increased accuracy for double or more cost. Save the money and buy ammo to learn your weapon better.
Will you guys chamber a barrel in 7mm PRC?
They said in the 7 PRC podcast that eventually they'll start phasing out new production 7 LRM's (They'll still support it with brass and ammo etc) and swap over to the 7 PRC. They said that'll prob be a 1 to 2 year process though. They're definitely onboard with the 7 PRC.
Okay I'm heading to the website to check a price on a 6.5PRC.........ouff a bit stiff but it's much better priced than their other options previous. $5375
Seems like a cool rifle. But I don’t see what this brings that you cant already get with say a Sauer 404 or Strasser RS14 Evo.
Great idea and love the concept. I’m currently in the process of building a 300 PRC and 6.5 PRC switch barrel rifle so this is literally perfect. All I have so far is the 6.5 PRC barrel, Bartlein Carbon. Is it possible for me to buy your system in 300 PRC and then have my Bartlein barrel integrated with your barrel sleeve to fit this? Can local gunsmith do this, can I send it to you to do this? Or do I have to only buy the additional barrels from you?
We will have barrel extensions available later this year that you could take to your gunsmith to chamber.
But why the standard Rem bolt lift still? 53 degrees would have made this a home run... 😉
65 is not a standard Rem bolt lift. There are significant trade-offs when talking bolt lifts. Significant engineering went into optimizing where we landed with the NEXUS and NXT action. Words on paper are one thing, but handling and cycling the bolt on this rifle are another. You won't be disappointed.
Hot damn that rifle is sharp. How's the leather hold up on that stock?
Very well. It will definitely wear and scuff with use to tell the story of past hunts and exploits, but very impervious to weather and the elements.
Spin Torque??
Interesting, how is that with shot to shot accuracy >10 shots. Other manufacturers (Sauer or Merkel) also use a aluminum receiver with a barrel steel clamp. Problem is, that the aluminum has a greater thermal expansion coefficient as the steel thick leads to greater group size as the system heats up.
Have you thanked measure to prevent this or is it considered a hunting gun only limited to
Most of the thermal expansion is limited to the barrel and barrel extension unless running extended shot strings, which this rifle isn't really intended for. It is definitely designed as a hunting and precision long range rifle. We've been very impressed with the performance of this system. Our precision standard is among the best in the industry, though we don't play the "accuracy guarantee" gimmick game. Our guarantee is satisfaction. If you're buying this rifle for its intended use, you'll be very happy with it. If you need 30 round rapid fire bursts, you'll probably be happier with a gas gun regardless.
Oh man…. Take my money.
What's the bipod on the rifle sitting on the table?
does the bolt lock in the barrel?
Yes. All the bolt lockup happens in the barrel extension.
why did you not include a cheek riser?
Because with superior ergonomics and a properly mounted scope, it's rarely needed.
Will there be a lefty model in future?
Yes there is a lefty version in the works.
I'd love to see a Muzzle Loader swap on this with your current Magnus system.... do that, and you guys might be the first ones to convince me to sell my Blaser R8!!! Can't wait to see one up here in Canada!
This seems like an innovative rifle. But it really doesn't offer anything, Blaser hasn't achieved decades ago. Even the leather inlets on the stock look like they have been striped of an R8 stock.
@@infantilepillock1687 How true, but there are key stand outs that make it interesting to me. Base rifle price in Canada will be on par with an R8 Professional, so no leather, but without the need for a proprietary scope mount(600cdn) and a special barrel (1900cdn) I would think/hope Gunwerks barrel extension would allow near any barrel to be installed/chambered by a smith. This opens up a ton of options, at least here in Canada with switching for alot less money. Reason I switched to an R8 is all my rifles wore the same stock, trigger and scope but chambered differently, even upto my muzzies. This setup could be my dream, one scope, one trigger, one stock ,a really good dope book as I have with any rifle and then I'd truly have my one rifle. Beware the man with only one rifle, because he probably knows how to use it, the quote never said how many different barrels he had 😀
@@user-ng2pv9gl8e I see your reasoning, however he said nothing on return to zero with the barrel extension. Their system seems to be derived from the Sauer 202 (which itself is based on the Sauer 200 from 1984). It works just fine, however it never holds zero in a true sense. It just doesn't work when the scope isn't mounted directly on top of the barrel.
None the less a cool gun and if you want one, you should get one. Before Trudeau takes away even your hunting rifles...
Beautiful Rifle...just one thing, say the word "Product" less... Gun people buy Rifles made from steel, aluminum, carbon fiber, wood... "Product" feels kind of sterile... We don't love "Products" we love our RIFLES! Thx otherwise looks to be an awesome approach...I'll be buying one at least.
Great point! We're gear guys through and through. It's all about the specifics!
Good point man, well said.
What bipod is on that rifle
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@@Gunwerks gunwerks?
@@jamiedul2 stay tuned...
I had a phone called Nexus made by Motorola 😊
Is this a three lug or two lug bolt design.
6 lug or 2 rows of 3 lugs if you prefer.
nice looking gun but at that price I think I'll stick with my remington
Nice style stock..2tone. Just Like Blaser.lol
Where's his brother?
Does it come in left hand yet?
Unfortunately, not yet. All our ClymR, Magnus, Verdict and SKUHL rifle systems still come in right and left.
@@Gunwerks fair enough, I’ll start putting some pennies aside and hopefully I’ll have enough to get it whenever it comes out for us South paws
Does this have an accuracy guarentee (e.g., half moa, etc.)?
We don't play the "Accuracy guarantee" gimmick game. We have a satisfaction guarantee. Every rifle leaving our shop has to pass a rigorous test, including printing a 7 round group under .75 MOA. This way we don't send it to a customer and "hope" it shoots, we know it does.
@@Gunwerks 7 rounds for .75 MOA is very good.
quite nice ......... aluminum degrades the whole thing ..... it is remarkably reminiscent of the European concept ... but in this Europe is already further ....... the charm of your LR rifles is in something else as in such a concept
Seems not too different from lots of other custom actions in terms of flexibility... prefits and bolt swaps and bolt head swaps are available on tons of other actions. More marketing hype from gunwerks...
Not worth the money.
It's absolutely worth the money. Some people just can't or won't spend it.
I don’t even know where to start? Their version of affordability, or the obvious limitations of an aluminum action? This video is a year old, there’s a reason the calibers available are limited to what they are. I’ve owned a Gunwerks rifle. It was expensive. Then I gathered components, took them to Insite Arms, amazing gun smith, well worth the twelve hour drive. With the two rifles side by side, I couldn’t sell the gun works for more that 30% of what it was listed for, with an integrity.
Maybe you’ll have, or have had, a different experience?
I know I never have to buy another rifle. I own an unmatched machine.
And we all know that a lower end 1000.00 and under rifle, can achieve results, in the right hands. Not an argument worth having.
Ps; I don’t work for Insite, just a customer.
So lame, not worth the money. $5k without any optics is crazy
How is this better than a barrel vise? More variables, more tolerances, more parts, no benefits.
Hate Aluminum Receivers with barrel extensions that the bolt locks into on a bolt gun. If that is what I wanted I could have been buying that in the early 1990's in European designs! Locking into the barrel is more of the same. Are you going to sell your cheap aluminum receiver for under $500 which is what it should sell for being made from aluminum? Are you going to sell replacement barrels under $300? I think you wont! Not interested! A steel action like a Savage 110 is as cheap as I am going to go aluminum is like plastic not worth anything in my book! I sure there is no shortage of people with more money than brains that will gladly toss money at you but not this American! Hell will freeze over and Hillary Clinton will go to prison before I give you a dime for that design!
When did you last see a carbon barrel sell for less than $800? Aluminum is like plastic in your book? I'm glad that nobody will be reading your book anytime soon. Your metallurgical acumen would turn the entire aerospace industry on its head!
What an absolutely gorgeous rifle. In all honesty, I'm not exactly the biggest fan of the name... buuut I guess it's pretty clear that when it comes to names/handles, my judgment is questionable at best. =) haha Congrats on all of your success as a company. I would love to send y'all a resume if I lived in The U.S.. It really seems like a great company/culture/atmosphere from all the videos I've seen. Cheers man, thanks for all the great content.
We'll...um... take your naming convention into consideration for the next model? 🤣