PTR-91KF 16" BBL WITH MAGS AND AMMO .308

[norseman]

sold

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[norseman]

Bump with price drop

 

[Impalla]

oh my god. I need my tax return. I would buy this in a heart beat. ugh.

 

[norseman]

bump

 

[norseman]

Bump

 

[CleverName]

oh my god. I need my tax return. I would buy this in a heart beat. ugh.

Me too! Nice rifle. All those in favor or norseman holding onto this until we get our tax returns, say aye.

 

[norseman]

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[thewhitebuffalo83]

Aye

 

[rugerfan2]

I would like to get your rifle but have a couple of questions but am unsure with this forum how to talk with you privately?

 

[Impalla]

aw, damn

 

[1stklass]

Rugerfan, hover your pointer over Norsemans name, click on it and several icons will pop up. Private message will be one of them. Get it! you wont be disappointed! I own two PTRs with the 18 inch heavy barrels and they are both sub MOA with the right ammo

 

[norseman]

TTT

 

[norseman]

Bump with price drop, now $1240

 

[norseman]

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[norseman]

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[Tomoizle]

What kind of ammo were you using and grain that gave you sub moa? I own a ptr and love it very much!

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[norseman]

Tomoizle,

I never stated that I got sub moa. Someone else stated they did with theirs. With the iron sights, during break in, the best I did was about 1.5-1.75 inches at 100 yards with good quality 308 ammo, I shot some surplus ammo, and the groupings of course were not as good. I haven't shot this enough to figure out what grain would be best with this rifle, and I only shot enough rounds to complete the break in as per the instructions. This is actually a really nice rifle, and if it doesn't sell I might just keep it and put a bipod and scope on it. If you have a good bullet type, grain, and load that works well let me know.

thanks

 

[norseman]

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[1stklass]

Tomoizle, I was the one that got sub MOA with both mine. Hornady Superformance 168 grain and the accuracy was almost identical with Federal 168 grain Silvertip ammo. I think its called silvertip, i changed to Hornady because it was about 50 percent cheaper and just as accurate.

 

[norseman]

Bump, Price drop to $1200