AZ_Hunter_2000
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Quick follow up to the OP.
If you are paying to get a rifle "built", then just get hand-loads developed for it. It's not necessarily "that" much more from a cost perspective and will yield a better "final" product.
But I do recommend figuring out exactly what you want to achieve with the rifle. Here is an example with made up numbers. 0.5 MOA (3-shot), able to punch through a bull elk's shoulder and kill it at 700 yards, etc.
If you are paying to get a rifle "built", then just get hand-loads developed for it. It's not necessarily "that" much more from a cost perspective and will yield a better "final" product.
But I do recommend figuring out exactly what you want to achieve with the rifle. Here is an example with made up numbers. 0.5 MOA (3-shot), able to punch through a bull elk's shoulder and kill it at 700 yards, etc.