Nosler 48 Sporter anyone??
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RE: Nosler 48 Sporter anyone??
The HS's have a 1/2" guarantee, fluted cut-rifled barrels... to name a few. I bet the Nosler is an excellent rifle, just personally, I would go custom or HS. I don't want to be limited to ONLY WSM's.
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Join Date: Jan 2008
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RE: Nosler 48 Sporter anyone??
Well I own one of these rifles in 300 WSM and its definately not a dressed up Howa or anthing else. Its fairly lightweight shoots like a house of fire with anything I put through it and feeds like a dream. No complaints and I have owned probably 40 custom rifles in the past 35 years and I would put it up against any of them. Maybe not my Bansner sheep hunter but close. The action is slick as glass and the finish on the metal with its dull grey looks great. Worth every penny.
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RE: Nosler 48 Sporter anyone??
well if it is it sure has had a lot of work done to it. Not just a shaved action and flutes in the bolt but new bolt shroud, new bottom metal and plenty of internal work. It shoots less than 1/2 inch with anything that I put in it and that's all that counts for me. Thanks for the reply.
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Join Date: Jan 2008
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RE: Nosler 48 Sporter anyone??
it is that shape (octagonal) but the bolt handle does look like Howa, nothing else does though. I guess I could call Kyle at Nosler and see if he would tell me the truth about who builds the action. He has been straight up with me through the buying process as I had lots of questions. I had a little trouble with the stock in that a piece of fiberglass came loose inside and was rattling around. I sent it back and they fixed it that day and got it back to me. Great service.
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RE: Nosler 48 Sporter anyone??
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Well I own one of these rifles in 300 WSM and its definately not a dressed up Howa or anthing else. Its fairly lightweight shoots like a house of fire with anything I put through it and feeds like a dream. No complaints and I have owned probably 40 custom rifles in the past 35 years and I would put it up against any of them. Maybe not my Bansner sheep hunter but close. The action is slick as glass and the finish on the metal with its dull grey looks great. Worth every penny.
Well I own one of these rifles in 300 WSM and its definately not a dressed up Howa or anthing else. Its fairly lightweight shoots like a house of fire with anything I put through it and feeds like a dream. No complaints and I have owned probably 40 custom rifles in the past 35 years and I would put it up against any of them. Maybe not my Bansner sheep hunter but close. The action is slick as glass and the finish on the metal with its dull grey looks great. Worth every penny.
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RE: Nosler 48 Sporter anyone??
Hello all. Great forum.
It certainly looks the goods alright. I'm very tempted.
I have a few questions I'm unsure of.
How is the Nosler 48 action made. Is it investment cast or machined from a billet of steel?
I take it the bolt-handle is a one-piece design? The bottom metal-work. Who makes it?
It certainly looks the goods alright. I'm very tempted.
I have a few questions I'm unsure of.
How is the Nosler 48 action made. Is it investment cast or machined from a billet of steel?
I take it the bolt-handle is a one-piece design? The bottom metal-work. Who makes it?
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RE: Nosler 48 Sporter anyone??
have a few questions I'm unsure of.
How is the Nosler 48 action made. Is it investment cast or machined from a billet of steel?
I take it the bolt-handle is a one-piece design? The bottom metal-work. Who makes it?
How is the Nosler 48 action made. Is it investment cast or machined from a billet of steel?
I take it the bolt-handle is a one-piece design? The bottom metal-work. Who makes it?