Ruger Precision Rifle Precision 6.5 Creedmoor Stealth Gray Cerakote Rifle

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This is the Ruger Custom Shop version of the standard Ruger Precision Rifle. I currently own 2 other RPRs, also in 6.5 Creedmore. They're sub MOA rifles with 140 gr Match ammo (not going to mention brand, since I don't know if that's allowed). I did add some weight to the fore end of the other rifles in order to follow the bullet path and see impact after firing. The Custom Shop version (this one) is also a sub MOA rifle (as expected), but due to it being heavier (longer and thicker barrel), and a slightly different stock that directs recoil straight back, I can see my bullet path and impact without the addition of extra weights. The extra 2" of barrel DID add about 30-40 fts on my chronograph compared to the shorter barrel in the standards. Both models have excellent triggers (in my opinion) that are crisp and weight adjustable, but the Custom Shop version (this one) does have a different trigger, and it does break a bit cleaner than the standard RPR. The stock on this one is also simpler and quicker to adjust for user preferences. If you shoot PRS or similar competitions, it also adds a nice barrier stop in front of the mag housing; this and the trigger are anodized red to contrast the grey coating of the other parts (now I just need to add a matching anodized operating bolt handle knob to finish jazzing it up). To me, after trying it out, its worth the extra $$$ for the Custom Shop version; its just not enough difference in price to save and not get the Custom Shop RPR. If you're very budget conscious, I think you'll be very pleased with the standard RPRs performance though.