Seekins Precision Havak PH3 .308 Win Black Bolt Action Rifle
Specifications
Action Bolt Action
Finish Black
Capacity 3+1
Optic Ready Yes
Barrel Length 20 inches
Manual Safety Yes
Caliber / Gauge .308 Win
Threaded Barrel Yes
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Description
Product Overview
The Seekins Precision Havak PH3 is a .308 Win bolt action rifle built for precision with a quick-change barrel system, a 20 MOA integrated Picatinny rail, and a full-length M-LOK fore-end. This 20 in fluted threaded barrel setup is ideal for mounting an optic and adding a suppressor or muzzle device.
Key Features
- 20 MOA integrated Picatinny rail for consistent long-range optic mounting
- Quick-change barrel system for faster caliber and barrel swaps
- 3-lug bolt with 60-degree throw for smooth, controlled cycling
- Adjustable cheek riser and synthetic stock with camo finish
- TriggerTech adjustable trigger with a 2.50 to 5 lb pull range
- 5/8x24 threaded fluted barrel for easy suppressor or muzzle device mounting
Add this Havak PH3 .308 Win to your setup for a compact, scope-focused bolt action platform with quick-change flexibility.
3.0 | 1 Reviews
- SKU:
- 0011710209-F
- UPC:
- 811452023147
- BUDS ID:
- 175597
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Jonathan C.
1 week ago
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Unbelievably accurate...
Unbelievably accurate rifle, only problem is it doesn't always go bang and Seekins knows it. I bought one when they first came out. Put roughly 200 rounds through it with no problems. Bring shoots touching groups I was amazed. I was getting ready for a hunt and decided to go out for one more range session and in 18 rounds I got three failures to fire. Using two different ammos from 3 different boxes. I contacted Seekins and they immediately diagnosed it as a problem with the bolt. It appeared to be a known issue but no recall. They had me send in the bolt and they made some adjustments. I did not take the rifle hunting. I haven't had the time or money to put another 200 plus rounds through it to see if the problem is really gone. But it will take a while to regain any co fence in the gun. Internet searches show this is not just a 308 problem but across the calibers.
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