Ruger Precision 6.5 CM

[ELpiNA]

Ad Type

1. For Sale

Price

$850

Manufacturer

Ruger

Caliber

Other / Not Listed

City

Beaverton

State

Oregon

Ruger Precision 6.5 CM 850$ priced to sale
*Magpul Grip
*8oz Trigger Pull
*Harris Bipod
*10 Round PMAG 7.62X51
*100 round ammo box
*50 rounds of 6.5 cm match grade ammo
90 rounds fired
I also have 10 ROUND PMAG 7.62X51 SINGLE STACK $35
I have original Ruger grip available


Buyer pays transfer fees in Beaverton or Tigard.

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[DizzyJ]

Gen1 or gen2?

 

[ELpiNA]

Gen 2

 

[bikemutt]

OEM trigger? 8 oz doesn't sound like it would get past Ruger's legal department.

 

[ELpiNA]

OEM trigger? 8 oz doesn't sound like it would get past Ruger's legal department.

Stock trigger friend of mine put a lighter spring.

 

[Saffir]

GLWS!

 

[shibbershabber]

Any trade interests?

 

[ELpiNA]

Sorry no trade Interests. Need to sell.

 

[erslll]

Sorry, don't mean to clutter your ad but...

This is 6.5 Creedmoor? And you are including 50 rounds of 308 ammo?

 

[ELpiNA]

No its 6.5 cm ammo

 

[erslll]

No its 6.5 cm ammo

Might want to edit your original post then.

 

[ELpiNA]

Might want to edit your original post then.

Thanks

 

[shibbershabber]

"10 Round PMAG 7.62X51"

Standard 762 Pmag or is it the AICS style?

 

[Saffir]

The "single stack" mag @ELpiNA is referring to is the AICS style. The other one is the stock PMAG. I personally have shot this rifle and was the one who did the work on it.

For those wondering, the lighter trigger job was done by me. The trigger pull-weight tension adjustment spring was removed and trigger polished. This is a well-known trigger mod for the RPR. The spring can be reinstalled at anytime and will be included with sale of rifle, to return rifle to factory weight trigger but honestly, I don't know why anyone ever would. The trigger is as good as a Timney now without spending the $200+ money. True potential unlocked. I'm sure Ruger made it this easy, knowing full well that people with gunsmithing experience or PRS shooters would want a lighter than stock trigger in a precision rifle. They satisfied the lawyers and suits by making it 2+ pounds no doubt. Have done the same work on my RPR as well as @Lazyfaire. All 100% reliable and WAY better.

Full disclosure, I don't think it's quite at 8oz. It feels more around 10-12oz when compared to my 8oz Timney in my Remmy 700 but would need to be pull gauge verified.

 

[Haftard]

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