Legendaryarmsworks.com

As an upgrade from a Forbes the new (legendary arms works) 704 actioned rifle looks promising.

Light weight and in most calibre's/chambering's as well as the new 26,27,28 and 30 Nosler chambering's

Carbon this n that, fluted, braked, timnay

Should be here before march 2017

Talk to Quentin (45south)

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Indication of pricing?

Free to a good home?

Around $3000

They look heavy....

3000 isnt bad considering thats cheaper than a Sako 85, plus those Nosler 26/28 chamberings look very interesting.

6.6-7lb bare... No thanks

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Originally Posted by Timmay

3000 isnt bad considering thats cheaper than a Sako 85, plus those Nosler 26/28 chamberings look very interesting.

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They look like they were designed to burn barrels as quick as possible, probably a ton of fun though....

Most of the professional rifles seemed around 2K USD and if Finnlights are selling for just under 1600 USD and 35hundred here, it would be a pretty good deal to see one for 3 grand NZ.
Quentin may work some magic though.

I like the look of them but not to fussed on the accuracy guarantee wording.
Hopefully they'll last awhile

Not sure about the "all common calibres" bit , can't see no Swede.:D

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Originally Posted by jakewire

Most of the professional rifles seemed around 2K USD and if Finnlights are selling for just under 1600 USD and 35hundred here, it would be a pretty good deal to see one for 3 grand NZ.
Quentin may work some magic though.

I like the look of them but not to fussed on the accuracy guarantee wording.
Hopefully they'll last awhile

Not sure about the "all common calibres" bit , can't see no Swede.:D

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An excuse for you to finally see the light and get a 260

How does the action differ from a rem?

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Originally Posted by jakewire

Most of the professional rifles seemed around 2K USD and if Finnlights are selling for just under 1600 USD and 35hundred here, it would be a pretty good deal to see one for 3 grand NZ.
Quentin may work some magic though.

I like the look of them but not to fussed on the accuracy guarantee wording.
Hopefully they'll last awhile

Not sure about the "all common calibres" bit , can't see no Swede.:D

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Yes but finnlights come to us via beretta nz, hence the out of proportion prices

I watched a review on them the other day. They look a fine rifle and well put together.
That 26 nosler looks tasty... barrel life may not be a strength?

gunsmiths will love these guns :thumbsup:

Bugger.

Controlled round feed.

Was getting excited for a second.

Chris

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Originally Posted by SlimySquirrel

I watched a review on them the other day. They look a fine rifle and well put together.
That 26 nosler looks tasty... barrel life may not be a strength?

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Should be about enough for load development and to shoot 2 deer .....:ORLY:

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Originally Posted by crnkin

Bugger.

Controlled round feed.

Was getting excited for a second.

Chris

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What's wrong with control feed?

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Originally Posted by Nick-D

Should be about enough for load development and to shoot 2 deer .....:ORLY:

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So enough for a few years for some, a weekend for others!