Thread: Another "Rifle" question re - Hardy rifles.

Was up HRE this week & had a fondle of their "Project X" rifles, they seem pretty good value & nicely put together


Anyone using one, set up & thoughts on them ?


Cheers

What is the action based off ? Would be my first question

Don’t do it buy a sako carbonlite


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Good value....Hardy.?
Gonna have to Google this one.

I found a second hand one that didn't look as cool as the ones on the hardy website for sale for 4 grand.
What price does a Ram driver call good value?

$6750 , I don't think thats bad value for a semi custom rifle, with integrated rail, carbon stock & barrel , case & a factory fitted suppressor.

https://www.hardyrifle.com/project-x-stock-rifles


I know that they had issues in the past but by now I'd say most of their made "in house" products would be pretty good, the only Hardy barrel I even had shot very well.


The cardon stocked Sako 90 I'm looking at is around that price with a standard steel barrel & no case or can, While I like Sako's I think they've priced themselves outta the market & their stock levels at NZ HQ is pathetic, who wants to wait months for a factory rifle in the very limited calibers they even make in the new 90 model.

Originally Posted by veitnamcam

Good value....Hardy.?
Gonna have to Google this one.

I bet it would extract properly though!!

Originally Posted by Philipo

$6750 , I don't think thats bad value for a semi custom rifle, with integrated rail, carbon stock & barrel , case & a factory fitted suppressor.

https://www.hardyrifle.com/project-x-stock-rifles


I know that they had issues in the past but by now I'd say most of their made "in house" products would be pretty good, the only Hardy barrel I even had shot very well.


The cardon stocked Sako 90 I'm looking at is around that price with a standard steel barrel & no case or can, While I like Sako's I think they've priced themselves outta the market & their stock levels at NZ HQ is pathetic, who wants to wait months for a factory rifle in the very limited calibers they even make in the new 90 model.

Yeah to be fair when you compare it with Sako I guess....tho I would never call a Sako good value either and I like my Sakos.
I call good value Howa and Bergara...ten years ago I would have put Tikka at the top of the "good value" list but not now.

Originally Posted by mikee

I bet it would extract properly though!!

Maybe

Originally Posted by mikee

I bet it would extract properly though!!

The new 90 does...only taken them how many years

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Best value rifle at the mo is the new Howa Superlite, awesome buying @ $2300, I've ended up with two hahahahaha

Originally Posted by BRADS

The new 90 does...only taken them how many years

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True but they did fix it

Originally Posted by Philipo

Best value rifle at the mo is the new Howa Superlite, awesome buying @ $2300, I've ended up with two hahahahaha

One in 308 ?

Absolute fucking junk to be short if you need any more reasons private message me my opinion is based off 3 seperate rifles in 3 different chamberings from flexed actions to dog chewed looking factory crowns 3moa supplied handloads and standard hre after sales service just yuk

Originally Posted by mikee

I bet it would extract properly though!!

Is extraction even an issue when they don’t go bang 50% of the time?