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M700
Here are some pics of 2 of my PGWDTI rifles.:D

#1 is a Timberwolf in .338LM.

It sports a S&B PMII LR 3-12x50 scope w/P4 reticle.

It is also the Canadian Intermediate Sniper Rifle - C14. Mine is pictured EIS sans can.


Here's one with her friend.


#2 is a Coyote in .308.

It's sporting a Leupold Mk4 16x scope.


And here he is with his big Sister.
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jerrschmitt
Nice looking rifles. How do they shoot?
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El Chorizo
Wow those are outstanding! I could tell it was an S&B scope right off the bat!
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SemperFi said:
Wow those are outstanding! I could tell it was an S&B scope right off the bat!
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the [email protected] scope have the coolest turrets and thats a nice looking sniper rifle
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M700
Thanks guys.

They shoot great. The .338LM recoils about the same as an FN FAL, because of the brake and the .308 is about a .243.
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Those are great looking rifles. Would love to see a range report on them. What distance are you shooting your .338LM? (Is that for Lapua Magnum?) What is the barrel length on the .308?
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Had any issues with your pgw rifles? Word has it that pgwdti has really let their QC slide once they went into mass production.
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JFComfort
Good looking rifles!
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M700
Notseen said:
Had any issues with your pgw rifles? Word has it that pgwdti has really let their QC slide once they went into mass production.
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Not a thing has wrong, except for the lack of time to go and shoot them. I'm attending too many pistol matches.

QC is still good a PGWDTI.
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What year did you purchase your rifle??
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M700
Notseen said:
What year did you purchase your rifle??
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They were both purchased in '06.
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You might be okay. Watch out for bolt handles breaking off, oversized receiver threads and undersized barrel threads, zero to 70% bolt lug contact, chambers are full of tool marks. NOT worth the money.
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M700
Notseen said:
You might be okay. Watch out for bolt handles breaking off, oversized receiver threads and undersized barrel threads, zero to 70% bolt lug contact, chambers are full of tool marks. NOT worth the money.
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Where does that come from?

Pictures?
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I would also like to know about the issues with them, I have a chance at buying a used one.
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Ive heard good things about the Timberwolf rifles, id deff like to have one myself :D lol Nice shootin sticks!!
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M700
Notseen said:
You might be okay. Watch out for bolt handles breaking off, oversized receiver threads and undersized barrel threads, zero to 70% bolt lug contact, chambers are full of tool marks. NOT worth the money.
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