I just put a 6.5 Creedmoor in an XLR chassis today. Looks like 26" to me. Don't ask my wife though...
That barrel has to be at least 45".
"There are no finger prints under water."
I have that same brand (xlr) chassis and I have a 24" barrel for comparison so if say that's a 22" maybe. I don't know how you would do it under 2k with optics though...
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Last edited by Spdu4ia; 01-04-2015 at 21:24.
Brand new Remington from Bud's is $557. We'll just say $600 with the transfer for a round number.
The XLR Element chassis like the one in the picture is $595 so let's just call that $600 too.
So, I'm into the rifle for roughly $1200.
A Badger scope mount is $150 and a decent enough set of rings about $50.
So, I'm into it for about $1400 and just need a scope. And since I'm not taking this thing to battle or shooting a thousand yards with it, I bet I can find something suitable for now. Maybe one of the Vortex Viper PST scopes. I'm pretty sure they offer a 4-16x44 for under $600 brand new.
So, I think it's doable.
I can always upgrade stuff down the road if I want to.
Forgot to include a couple of magazines in my pricing. Pretty sure the XLR chassis uses AI type mags. Those aren't cheap, are they?
Oh, and I'll probably just run a Harris bi-pod I have laying around for now but maybe some day down the road upgrade to an Atlas.
Just checked. The AI mags for the 223 are $39 for ten rounders. That's not as bad as I thought.