Sold American Rifle Company Coup De Grace Long Action

[Apollo117]

Want to sell my American Rifle Company Coup De Grace (CDG) right hand, long action with a Preferred Barrel Blanks (PBB) 6.5 Creedmoor screwed on. The CDG is smooth with no issues, and the PBB is accurate with the few rounds I've put through it. I'm only selling to change directions to a lightweight system, and these are a bit heavier than I want. Less than 20 rounds through it. All factory Hornady Precision Hunter 143gr ELD-X.

CDG Info:

• Long action
• Right hand
• 0.473" bolt face
• Classic bolt knob
• 20 MOA (5.8MRAD) rail
• Black anodized finish
• Non-fluted bolt
• Pivoting bolt handle
• Has the updated extractor.

PBB Info:

• 21" Length
• Stainless Steel Bead Blasted Matte Finish
• 6.5mm Creedmoor .150" Free Bore
• Twist Rate: 5R Twist 1-7.5"
• REM Varmint/Sendero Contour with no Flutes
• Threaded to 5/8"x24 - UNEF 2A
• Knurled thread protector included
• (Optional) I can include a BNIB Kelbly The Klaw self-timing muzzle brake if desired.

Willing to part out this build.

$850 for the ARC CDG. Will add the action wrench for an additional $75.

Asking $1,450 for the barreled action with trigger. Scope, rings, and magazine not included.

*I am willing to sell the whole rifle for $2,100. Action, barrel, trigger, and stock. Excludes scope and rings. Trigger is a TriggerTech Primary set to 2.5lbs. The stock is an XLR Element 4.0 with the folding adapter.

I can include the American Rifle Company CDG action wrench ($75). And a 3 round Accurate Mag .308 Win. Long Action SSSF Magazine ($70) (Item number 00100-0083).

Glad to answer any questions and send additional pictures.

 

[apkleinschmidt]

How does the CDG compare to a Tikka action in terms of smoothness and ergonomics? I’ve only shot Tikkas as of late so it’s my only point of reference.


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[Apollo117]

How does the CDG compare to a Tikka action in terms of smoothness and ergonomics? I’ve only shot Tikkas as of late so it’s my only point of reference.


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The CDG is smoother than a Tikka action. I compared it to a Tikka I got off the Rokslide classifieds. The Tikka is smooth, but this CDG is like glass. The hour glass shaped bolt handle fits great and makes cycling the bolt really quick.

 

[Apollo117]

TTT

 

[Apollo117]

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[Apollo117]

Original post edited to add this info.

Willing to part out this build.

$850 for the ARC CDG. Will add the action wrench for an additional $75.

Asking $1,450 for the barreled action with trigger. Scope, rings, and magazine not included.

*I am willing to sell the whole rifle for $2,100. Action, barrel, trigger, and stock. Excludes scope and rings. Trigger is a TriggerTech Primary set to 2.5lbs. The stock is an XLR Element 4.0 with the folding adapter.