Sub 5.5 lb rifle that comes with adjustable stock in .270?

[Marshfly]

Becareful with the micro steel barrels, you might not be able to get 5/8 threads, and might have to use a 1/2 to 5/8 adaptor… doable but not ideal

I would put money up to say the vast majority of suppressors are shot from barrels with adapters.

All of mine are.

 

[cuerro viejo]

I would put money up to say the vast majority of suppressors are shot from barrels with adapters.

All of mine are.

Still not ideal, the more threads the more movement, but like I said doable.

 

[Loper]

Is this something they’ve changed recently? Lop was the only adjustment on them. Those did not offer riser adjustments.

No. Adjustable LOP only.

 

[fuzzymarindave]

I was gonna say Sako 90 Adventure, but it is heavier at 6.6 lb. Or maybe the Sako 90 Peak at 5.6 lb but it is more costly.

 

[fishdart]

Still not ideal, the more threads the more movement, but like I said doable.

HUB-compatible suppressor with 1/2" direct thread end cap eliminates this as does using a PLAN B, Rearden, etc muzzle device and HUB end cap system.

 

[RWT]

Do you have the Bastion or the Blacktooth?

Bastion

 

[NSI]

Go find a used tikka in 270, cut and thread it, put an echelon stock on it. Done, and for way less than 2.5k.
No need to lighten the action to hit your target weight.

6.5PRC and 270 are ballistic twins at all hunting distances, so go with what you know. Although, a 5.5lb bare rifle(probably closer to 7.5lbs after scope and suppressor) 270 is going to have a good bit of recoil. Probably be very difficult to stay in the scope on a shot.

This is the way. I built a 270 like this for a customer with similar objectives and it was enjoyable/effective. Bastion a good choice too.

-J