110 ultralite XLR element build

[Akken]

Bought my 110 UL 2 years ago and loved the accuracy but it had its issues as we all know. The items I felt most needed addressing on the 110UL was the sloppy magazine fitment, tupperware stock, and T rex arm of a bolt handle. Otherwise a great lightweight gun.
I went with an XLR element stock and lumley arms titanium bolt handle with carbon knob. Mag fits tight, love the folding stock and the bolt cycles much easier with a longer bolt handle.
Scope NXS 2.5-10x42
Supressor TBAC ultra 5
Total weight scoped, supressed and 4 rounds ammo: 8.4 lbs.

 

[Fever Buck]

Bought my 110 UL 2 years ago and loved the accuracy but it had its issues as we all know. The items I felt most needed addressing on the 110UL was the sloppy magazine fitment, tupperware stock, and T rex arm of a bolt handle. Otherwise a great lightweight gun.
I went with an XLR element stock and lumley arms titanium bolt handle with carbon knob. Mag fits tight, love the folding stock and the bolt cycles much easier with a longer bolt handle.
Scope NXS 2.5-10x42
Supressor TBAC ultra 5
Total weight scoped, supressed and 4 rounds ammo: 8.4 lbs.

Looks good. What caliber?

 

[Akken]

30-06, yeah not exciting but I bought when there was zero ammo, powder or primers on the shelves so pragmatic me said I need a rifle I can feed. Now I want a 7prc. That said she has served me well and 06 has enough killing power to my max comfortable shooting range for now.

 

[bpctcb]

I really like your setup. The Savages I’ve shot are very accurate and I love the XLR Element. And I think your caliber is about perfect for the weight of the rifle. 30-06 ammo is as common as dirt and Lapua makes brass if you want to reload your own ammo.
Very impressive that it’s 8.4# scope AND suppressed.

BP

 

[XLR]

Looks like it turned out awesome man! Thanks for sharing!

 

[Fubijar]

Looks great. 30-06 makes a lot of sense for a rifle like this, or any rifle.

 

[Slick8]

Man, I really hate threads like this. You have me completely rethinking the meaning of life right now.

That is a sweet looking rig for back pack carry.