Montana Rifle Co, Shoot2Hunt, and Rokslide Rifle

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How will this rifle compare to the sako 90 quest?

I have a Sako 90 Quest pre-production model. It's an excellent rifle and is very reliable and shoots great. Other than action length being shorter/longer based on cartridge, flush mount double stack mags, factory bottom aluminum, and better stock design, there isn't a ton different about them than a Tikka.

 

[HighUintas]

You have no idea what you are talking about- I make $0 from anyone in the industry, and have never been paid by anyone.

You don't get paid for your services as a trainer in the shoot2hunt classes? you're donating your time for them?

 

[Formidilosus]

You don't get paid for your services as a trainer in the shoot2hunt classes? you're donating your time for them?

No I do not. I do not know how to make this more clear- not one single penny has ever been paid to me from any company in the hunting/gun industry.

Maybe one day that will change, and if it does I will be open about it.

 

[Formidilosus]

How will this rifle compare to the sako 90 quest?

I do not have enough experience with the Sako 90 to say. My supposition is that it is a very reliable, well functioning rifle.

 

[darkhunter6.5]

Sounds like a great rifle.

 

[Formidilosus]

It's the "in house barrels" and the ability and or care to detail of the guys who are machining them for fitment. Where are they dialing in at, to what degree of acceptable(or preferred 0.0000) run-out. How often are reamers being replaced? I hope this rifles a success and its all we want it to be,

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If the rifle is shot for precision with a 10+ round group before it arrives to you- and you get to see the target that it shot before you buy it; why do you care what that number is, or how often the reamer is replaced?

but I'll always the the skeptic to off the shelf rifles.

Sure. Hell I’m skeptical of the rifles that I currently own and use.