It’s probably worth it if you can live with the cheap materials and low quality of fit and finish. Went to buy a GEN 2 Predator and I was impressed by the marketing hype and low price all the way until saw and handled the rifle. To say that this is a budget rifle is an understatement. It reeks of cost cutting accountants.
The gen ii is a vast improvement over the gen I, which itself was great. The muzzle brake works very well, recoil on the 6.5 is non-existent and so soft on the 308. Do yourself a favor and adjust the trigger to 3#. My first handloads, no load development, 5 under 3/4 at 100, with 4 at 3/8. Unbelievable for a $600 rifle
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Just bought one in 308. Nice rifle!
@@scottclough4364 I’m waiting to find a 16” 6.5 CM ranch version. They seem to be sold out everywhere
It’s probably worth it if you can live with the cheap materials and low quality of fit and finish. Went to buy a GEN 2 Predator and I was impressed by the marketing hype and low price all the way until saw and handled the rifle. To say that this is a budget rifle is an understatement. It reeks of cost cutting accountants.
Just waiting on the left handed models
The gen ii is a vast improvement over the gen I, which itself was great. The muzzle brake works very well, recoil on the 6.5 is non-existent and so soft on the 308. Do yourself a favor and adjust the trigger to 3#. My first handloads, no load development, 5 under 3/4 at 100, with 4 at 3/8. Unbelievable for a $600 rifle
It's $620 in California plus taxes comes out to $800
Looks pretty.
Yes mine shoots great
After a little looking thats a good $200 mark down from the ones at ruger.
Need to be able to get it in at 26 inch barrel
For jousting?
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