Thread: Flush mag for howa mini

Originally Posted by veitnamcam

It top feeds fine after I read the instructions

Good to hear now I want one. But not for a kimber blind mags functional cheap and light.

Hi @Dreamer what did it weigh all up finished? What length barrel?

Originally Posted by Freezer

Hi @Dreamer what did it weigh all up finished? What length barrel?

20” barrel and weight in the photos just over 3200g from memory??


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@Dreamer is that including scope, suppressor and bipod? 2kg bare?

Originally Posted by Freezer

@Dreamer is that including scope, suppressor and bipod? 2kg bare?

3291g with supp and bipod. 2872g rifle and scope only and 3131g with supp


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How does it compare with a kimber montana? @Dreamer

Originally Posted by Bill999

How does it compare with a kimber montana? @Dreamer

The Montana would be considerably lighter i'd say.

My Model 7 7mm SAUM with factory heavy 22" barrel (but fluted) in a Stug stock weighs just shy of 3.1kg with a big 4-16x50 target turret scope on it.

Originally Posted by Bill999

How does it compare with a kimber montana? @Dreamer

I’ll have to wait until I get mine back from the smith but yeah the Montana will be a bit lighter depending on accessories of corse


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Originally Posted by GWH

My Model 7 7mm SAUM with factory heavy 22" barrel (but fluted) in a Stug stock weighs just shy of 3.1kg with a big 4-16x50 target turret scope on it.

Bloody hell, assume you are running a brake or supressor?

Recoil from prone must be harsh...

Originally Posted by caberslash

Bloody hell, assume you are running a brake or suppressor?

Recoil from prone must be harsh...

Yes, it's fair to say recoil without a muzzle device of any sort is stiff. 162 Amax doing 3,070 fps. I carry a DPT Magnum suppressor with 6 baffles in my pack and that gets fitted before taking a long/prone shot, with that on its a pussy really.

We all know we carry rifles far more than we shoot them.