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- Ad Type
- For Sale
- Price
- $850
- Manufacturer
- Howa
- Caliber
- 223 Remington
- City
- Eugene
- State
- Oregon
- Zip Code
- 97487
Rifle is sold.
Up for sale is my Howa Mini Action in 223. I got it about two years ago with the intention of doing local PRS style matches. Last year I convinced myself to get a Bighorn Origin and planned on selling the Howa to help fund it. The whole rifle has about 5-600 rounds through it.
The action is sitting in an Oryx chassis, and has a Crown Ridge 22" 1:9 twist MTU taper barrel on it. This barrel uses a Savage barrel nut. This barrel has around 300 rounds on it. Action also has a 20 MOA rail on top. What you'll get with this rifle is everything mentioned above, and: original stock, original 20" 1:8T heavy barrel, action wrench, Savage barrel nut wrench, three 10rd magazines, Mike Lucas bore guide, and Dewey 22C-36 cleaning rod.
The barrel device is a Liberty Precision Brake/suppressor mount. I'm not sure if I'm going to keep this yet, but if you want it we can work something out.
The Bad:
- Various dings on the rifle. Some I can explain, some I can't. I tried to get pictures of all of them.
- Dings on bolt handle because I somehow stuck a round in the chamber and had to beat the bolt open with a rock.
- Dings on the barrel due to bipod not locking in and rifle tipped sideways on the bench.
- In order to get the action to fit in the chassis with the barrel nut, I customized the chassis with a dremel. I took a small amount of material off the inside of the chassis where the barrel nut would sit so it would clear. I had to do the same with the rail so it would clear the barrel nut. I tried to get pictures of these as well.
Other info:
- Two of the butt plate spacers are 3d printed.
- 6"x6" angle metal as a bag rider. Kind of hokey, but there weren't very many options at the time.
That's about all the info I can think of about this thing. I reached my picture limit for the post, but I can send more upon request. I'm located in Eugene but travel the Willamette valley fairly often. I even go down to Klamath Falls a bunch as well. We'll have to mutually agree on an FFL and then we can go from there.
Rifle is sold
Up for sale is my Howa Mini Action in 223. I got it about two years ago with the intention of doing local PRS style matches. Last year I convinced myself to get a Bighorn Origin and planned on selling the Howa to help fund it. The whole rifle has about 5-600 rounds through it.
The action is sitting in an Oryx chassis, and has a Crown Ridge 22" 1:9 twist MTU taper barrel on it. This barrel uses a Savage barrel nut. This barrel has around 300 rounds on it. Action also has a 20 MOA rail on top. What you'll get with this rifle is everything mentioned above, and: original stock, original 20" 1:8T heavy barrel, action wrench, Savage barrel nut wrench, three 10rd magazines, Mike Lucas bore guide, and Dewey 22C-36 cleaning rod.
The barrel device is a Liberty Precision Brake/suppressor mount. I'm not sure if I'm going to keep this yet, but if you want it we can work something out.
The Bad:
- Various dings on the rifle. Some I can explain, some I can't. I tried to get pictures of all of them.
- Dings on bolt handle because I somehow stuck a round in the chamber and had to beat the bolt open with a rock.
- Dings on the barrel due to bipod not locking in and rifle tipped sideways on the bench.
- In order to get the action to fit in the chassis with the barrel nut, I customized the chassis with a dremel. I took a small amount of material off the inside of the chassis where the barrel nut would sit so it would clear. I had to do the same with the rail so it would clear the barrel nut. I tried to get pictures of these as well.
Other info:
- Two of the butt plate spacers are 3d printed.
- 6"x6" angle metal as a bag rider. Kind of hokey, but there weren't very many options at the time.
That's about all the info I can think of about this thing. I reached my picture limit for the post, but I can send more upon request. I'm located in Eugene but travel the Willamette valley fairly often. I even go down to Klamath Falls a bunch as well. We'll have to mutually agree on an FFL and then we can go from there.
Rifle is sold
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