The Premier Highlander Rifle, chambered in 6.5 Creedmoor, stands as a testament to precision engineering and robust performance. This rifle is designed around the principle of reliability and accuracy, ensuring it meets the demands of both seasoned shooters and those new to the craft.
At its core lies a two-lug action system that employs a separate floating bolt head. This design ensures optimal contact with the lug abutments within the action, promoting consistent lock-up each time you cycle the bolt. The cone-shaped bolt nose facilitates smooth cartridge feeding—a crucial feature for maintaining rhythm during critical moments.
The Premier's one-piece stainless steel bolt body exemplifies durability. It includes a pad at its rear for secure engagement with the threaded-in bolt handle. Additionally, components such as the bolt head, non-rotating gas shield, bolt handle, and shroud are fully nitrided—an advanced treatment that enhances their resilience while offering self-lubricating properties for seamless operation under adverse conditions.
This model features an Omni Muzzle Brake on its fluted No. 5 taper barrel which measures 24 inches in length—the ideal balance between maneuverability and ballistic performance. Threaded at 5/8-24", this setup allows easy customization should your mission require suppression or other muzzle devices.
A Grayboe fiberglass stock anchors this formidable package by providing unwavering stability shot after shot; it’s engineered to withstand environmental challenges without compromising accuracy.
The hinged floor plate magazine offers practicality in various calibers: four rounds in standard configurations or three when opting for magnum calibers like .300 PRC or .28 Nosler—and two rounds specifically tailored towards these high-demand cartridges ensure you're prepared no matter what game you pursue.Total weight ranges from just over seven pounds up through nearly eight depending upon configuration specifics – striking an enviable balance between portability & capability whether bench-resting at range workups prior field deployment scenarios alike!