I'm drooling! Dang I want one and it's even made in my home state of Pa. If I ever win the lottery I'll have one. Thanks for another great educational video Randy. You're a national treasure.
For the mountains I am carrying a Blaser K77 Ultra Light that weights only 2.2 Kg ( under 5 pounds loaded) and shoots its 30-06 like a charm. It brakes down easily into under two feet for the backpack and the scope goes on in seconds due to its swing mount. In all the decades that I carried it and hunted it has never let me down and with its small 1-6 powered scope it fits well enough to securely harvest the fastest running wild boars during drives. The action you present appears to be an excellent one and I like bolt action rifles, but at my age when it comes to the steep terrain, every pound counts.
2 years ago i bought a Unitau Precision AR-15 upper LH. at the time there were no LH in 300 BO for a reloading project. It has a similer bolt style, but with a Ticca extractor, have you seen these? i get a min. if i shoot and load well. I found several AR-uppers, none accurate enough in my hands, to judge reloads. limited to 100 yd i find the 300 BO accurate enough at that range shooting light 30 call cheap bullets. I loves Speer Varmints 125-130
❤️the idea of 3 lug rem 700 actions Curtis Custom also make 3 lug..Valor. Have you tried a synthetic brush and eliminator Jag when using solvent? Have you tried Bix N Andy trigger? Always love the quality of your content. Thanks Randy...and Mrs Randy
I hope to have a rifle made by you some day and I agree on most things you say but you loose me on your optic choice. A Leupold VX5 doesn’t come close to a Tangent Theta, Kahles, Zeiss, ZCO, Blaser, Leica or really any other European optic…..
Adds about $700 to a typical 700 build but worth the money. Too bad my safes are full. BTW, the 300 H&H you built for me in 2006 is still going strong. I did add a Sako extractor after going through a couple of riveted Remington extractors.
Interesting point. You said that the Picatinny bases have a little wider groove than the Weaver bases. I wonder if this will allow scope movement during shooting.
The scope can move under a couple of conditions, you don’t push the rings all the way forward and if you don’t tighten the rings to the base, otherwise no.
@charlesburdette7497 we do not have prices on our website as each rifle is a custom order. We do post some of the many rifles Randy has built. The price of that particular rifle, with costs of all components rising constantly, would be outdated. Call or email [see our contact information on our website, which is at the end of every video] and contact Randy. We'll be glad to work with you. Thanks for watching.
Sir, Randy, this is probably not the correct venue to ask this question but you are the correct person to answer it. I have a Glock 21 chambered in 460 Rowland and a Beretta M9A3 chambered in 960 Rowland. Rowland says I can continue to shoot the native, 45ACP and 9mm respectively, from these guns with only the extractor providing headspace. What say you?
Why would I want something New & UNPROVEN & hasn't been out long enough to know anything about it... when i can keep my Remington 700 THAT IS NO DOUBT the most popular hunting rifle EVER MADE
Nice action; 3 lug bolthead, check! Split Picatinny scope mounts, check!! Low-lift bolt, check!!! 7mmMag footprint, check!!!! Is this action system offered for us backward-handed lefties? Would really like to know. Thanks, Randy and God bless you and the family!!!
Thanks, John and you are very correct. I have spent a lifetime doing exactly that and haven't had touble (I always went with whats available). I just thought it would be nice one day to own a lefty hunting rifle.
@@Jeff_Seely to each his own. I'm old and left handed guns basically didn't exist when I was a kid. So I've just always done it the same way. I could probably adapt, but when I got my 338 I was given the option and went right. I'm now considering a custom 300prc I was just gonna do right again. Mussel memory and all.
There is a very good chance I have a caliber and scope combo I want when ordering custom rifles to suit my needs. For instance I want a 300 prc with a leupold 3×18 set for copper solids, The naturalis or the tsx. Maybe even a chamber long enough to fit the 212g ttsx. 26 to 30" carbon barrel.
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I'm drooling! Dang I want one and it's even made in my home state of Pa. If I ever win the lottery I'll have one. Thanks for another great educational video Randy. You're a national treasure.
Would you look at that, he does like something new!
lol 😂
For the mountains I am carrying a Blaser K77 Ultra Light that weights only 2.2 Kg ( under 5 pounds loaded) and shoots its 30-06 like a charm. It brakes down easily into under two feet for the backpack and the scope goes on in seconds due to its swing mount. In all the decades that I carried it and hunted it has never let me down and with its small 1-6 powered scope it fits well enough to securely harvest the fastest running wild boars during drives. The action you present appears to be an excellent one and I like bolt action rifles, but at my age when it comes to the steep terrain, every pound counts.
I see Barbour Creek out of Alabama using Terminus. They LOVE them.
The company should write their name as “TerminUSActions”
Nice video Randy. The Terminus action appears to be pretty impressive! Appreciate your comments and observations on the Hart rifle barrels as well.
2 years ago i bought a Unitau Precision AR-15 upper LH. at the time there were no LH in 300 BO for a reloading project. It has a similer bolt style, but with a Ticca extractor, have you seen these? i get a min. if i shoot and load well. I found several AR-uppers, none accurate enough in my hands, to judge reloads. limited to 100 yd i find the 300 BO accurate enough at that range shooting light 30 call cheap bullets. I loves Speer Varmints 125-130
I won't comment on this as I don't work on AR's and no longer own one, just not my cuppa tea.
Thanks for watching.
I would love to have one of Randy’s falling block, I’m still saving for it
That looks like a good design. Very nice.
would love to have one of these way beyond my pay grade though i'm afraid...i can still lust over it....
Very interesting video. Maybe Santa will bring me one for Christmas!! Thank you for showing this.
Thank you for the video. I need one now.
Sounds like a wonderful rifle.
Great video! I noticed the savage 110 ultralight has some cutaways in the side of the bolt housing to reduce weight
Randy, you didn't mention anything about the safety? Looks like a great action.
Wow! What a beauty!
❤️the idea of 3 lug rem 700 actions
Curtis Custom also make 3 lug..Valor.
Have you tried a synthetic brush and eliminator Jag when using solvent?
Have you tried Bix N Andy trigger?
Always love the quality of your content.
Thanks Randy...and Mrs Randy
I hope to have a rifle made by you some day and I agree on most things you say but you loose me on your optic choice. A Leupold VX5 doesn’t come close to a Tangent Theta, Kahles, Zeiss, ZCO, Blaser, Leica or really any other European optic…..
Why would you suggest installing a PRS scope on a lightweight Hunting rifle?
Glad to see more of your videos lately
Adds about $700 to a typical 700 build but worth the money. Too bad my safes are full. BTW, the 300 H&H you built for me in 2006 is still going strong. I did add a Sako extractor after going through a couple of riveted Remington extractors.
So much wisdom.
Great vdo. Ty love all that you do
😯 Gee Randy, this is hard offer to pass up! 🤤 Very tempting! 🤗 When I sell my house, you may have a new customer! 🤑
Interesting point. You said that the Picatinny bases have a little wider groove than the Weaver bases. I wonder if this will allow scope movement during shooting.
The scope can move under a couple of conditions, you don’t push the rings all the way forward and if you don’t tighten the rings to the base, otherwise no.
I’d like to hear your thoughts on the new 7mm prc cartridge coming out from Hornady.
Hey I need to get on his website and see what the cost is sure he makes a great riffle
@charlesburdette7497 we do not have prices on our website as each rifle is a custom order. We do post some of the many rifles Randy has built. The price of that particular rifle, with costs of all components rising constantly, would be outdated. Call or email [see our contact information on our website, which is at the end of every video] and contact Randy. We'll be glad to work with you.
Thanks for watching.
That definitely has my interest!
Sir, Randy, this is probably not the correct venue to ask this question but you are the correct person to answer it. I have a Glock 21 chambered in 460 Rowland and a Beretta M9A3 chambered in 960 Rowland. Rowland says I can continue to shoot the native, 45ACP and 9mm respectively, from these guns with only the extractor providing headspace. What say you?
Correct, most pistols, a lot of pistols suffer from generous headspace anyway. Is it good for accuracy? No!
Have you reviewed an American Rifle Company Mausingfeild action?
I've looked at them. Awkward, cumbersome bolt handle. The Terminus action I am using is much better overall, than this.
Thanks for watching.
Now that you had some time with this action what are your thoughts?Now is this basically blueprinted and no further required?
ALL custom action are blueprinted off the machine. The Terminus actions are top of the line.
Thanks for watching.
😁 Very nice! 🤯👍
Why would I want something New & UNPROVEN & hasn't been out long enough to know anything about it... when i can keep my Remington 700 THAT IS NO DOUBT the most popular hunting rifle EVER MADE
Also see the Bat Machine Vampire Action
I wonder if they’ll be offered in a left hand?
They are. I am sorry for the oversight in not mentioning that.
Thanks for watching.
Do yall have hoodies 4 sale?
Holy moly $1,500 I don't think so
Since when is an ultra light rifle 7 pounds?! 😂
Edit: I guess my browning BLR coming in at 6 1/2 is hyperlight then
Not worth the money! Both weatherby and Christensen have lighter and cheaper options.
The bullseye on your forehead seems ill advised...
I guess Randy doesn’t like controlled round feed anymore
Cant charge as much if you use a Mauser or Model 70 action as you can for a custom action.
@@drunknnirish not so sure about that
Left hand ?
Nice action; 3 lug bolthead, check! Split Picatinny scope mounts, check!! Low-lift bolt, check!!! 7mmMag footprint, check!!!! Is this action system offered for us backward-handed lefties? Would really like to know. Thanks, Randy and God bless you and the family!!!
As a lefty shoot right handed guns left handed. You actually have an advantage over right handers.
Sorry I didn't see the thumbhole stock. The boyds elkcamp or at1 thumbhole would have been better choices
Thanks, John and you are very correct. I have spent a lifetime doing exactly that and haven't had touble (I always went with whats available). I just thought it would be nice one day to own a lefty hunting rifle.
@@Jeff_Seely to each his own. I'm old and left handed guns basically didn't exist when I was a kid. So I've just always done it the same way. I could probably adapt, but when I got my 338 I was given the option and went right. I'm now considering a custom 300prc I was just gonna do right again. Mussel memory and all.
And I would immediately pull that scope and put the leupold 3×18 on it. Don't scope custom rifles unless I tell you to or give you the one I want.
There is a very good chance I have a caliber and scope combo I want when ordering custom rifles to suit my needs. For instance I want a 300 prc with a leupold 3×18 set for copper solids, The naturalis or the tsx. Maybe even a chamber long enough to fit the 212g ttsx. 26 to 30" carbon barrel.
You don’t have to order the complete package. He’s telling you IF you order a complete package that’s the scope you will get. Simple Simple
He does custom rifles, having a custom 338 Lapua built and went with a 3-15 5HD