Seekins $-9000 SIC rifle

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Curious to hear other people‘s thoughts on this in some ways the sick seems innovative having a monolithic body with no stock. It is pretty unique. I guess that helps make a more rigid Center body in eliminates action screws and possible bedding issues. I think what they’re doing with a super module System is interesting although not personally very interesting and the price is obviously crazy at 9000

Saftey is supper cool

The building to easily change out a trigger in theory seems cool, but whose trigger really fails in the middle of a hunt could just sako / tika trigger then it will keep working lol

I think it’s absolutely ridiculous that they would put a carbon barrel on a gun that weighs 15 lb. that just much doesn’t make any sense. Seems to me carbon barrels are just the fad of the day but basically have no point .

 
Lots of cool ideas on this thing. Seems to be priced based on Mil contract value. The machine work on that action must be pretty intense though. I cant tell if the action/chassis is made of steel or AL. Some issues with element al actions would make it a hard sell if they used a similar design for this and charge $9k. But an all steel chunk would be heavy AF.

I wonder about tolerances of that trigger retention set up. Seems like it has to be somewhat loose in there?

Agree that the carbon barrel on a 15lb gun is dumb.
 
Lots of cool ideas on this thing. Seems to be priced based on Mil contract value. The machine work on that action must be pretty intense though. I cant tell if the action/chassis is made of steel or AL. Some issues with element al actions would make it a hard sell if they used a similar design for this and charge $9k. But an all steel chunk would be heavy AF.

I wonder about tolerances of that trigger retention set up. Seems like it has to be somewhat loose in there?

Agree that the carbon barrel on a 15lb gun is dumb.
Watched a video on it, the action is fully steel, the handguard is aluminum. 15lbs is fairly heavy for a rifle on its own so that makes sense. I wonder if they added the CF barrel to mitigate the full steel receiver weight. Either way its definitely not a hunting rifle, in the video Glen confirmed its for a future military contract.
Curious to hear other people‘s thoughts on this in some ways the sick seems innovative having a monolithic body with no stock. It is pretty unique. I guess that helps make a more rigid Center body in eliminates action screws and possible bedding issues. I think what they’re doing with a super module System is interesting although not personally very interesting and the price is obviously crazy at 9000

Saftey is supper cool

The building to easily change out a trigger in theory seems cool, but whose trigger really fails in the middle of a hunt could just sako / tika trigger then it will keep working lol

I think it’s absolutely ridiculous that they would put a carbon barrel on a gun that weighs 15 lb. that just much doesn’t make any sense. Seems to me carbon barrels are just the fad of the day but basically have no point .

Since its for a military contract im guessing the quick change trigger is so the operator can carry spare triggers in case of failure in combat.
 
Watched a video on it, the action is fully steel, the handguard is aluminum. 15lbs is fairly heavy for a rifle on its own so that makes sense. I wonder if they added the CF barrel to mitigate the full steel receiver weight. Either way its definitely not a hunting rifle, in the video Glen confirmed its for a future military contract.
I thought i gathered as much from the Guns America vid in regards to the receiver being steel and it would make sense for the overall weight. Seems like if they need a carbon barrel on the front to reduce weight, its probably pretty ass heavy.
 
Brilliant design! There's a lot of clever details that went into this thing. An aluminum receivered version built for hunting would give the SIG Cross and Q Fix a run for their money.
 
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