The ultimate FTR set up

F/TR is the international full bore class for .308 and .223, currently being trialled around Australia.
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The ultimate FTR set up

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If money wasn't an issue, what would be your ultimate FTR build?
Mine would start with a nice borden action, seb joypod and NF comp or my march 10-60
What else is needed?
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Mine would be an all Australian built rig with a parallel barrel.
Oh wait, its already built courtesy of Peter Bevan.
LMB action
LMB stock
Maddco 1:10 parallel barrel
Nightforce comp scope
Rings from Lee Trengrove

Looking at the ADI outback ammo. (It comes ready with powder and projectile for fireforming for less than Lapua palmer empties and seems to perform just as well)

I'm happy to run with a Seb joypod and bigfoot bag.

Looking forward to giving it a test run in March
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Do you have some info on the action?
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+1 on the action info. Love the idea of using Australian that's why I have so many Omarks.

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Only a Barnard action will do.
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Peter Bevan, LMB Australia
TR shooter himself from Rockhampton

He's doing a few different actions, flat base and round. 4 lug, 21 deg bolt throw.
Most of those he's done are floating around QLD, Mike Samuels is using one to great effect in F/TR. The wookie has one as well. Most of the rest are with TR shooters.
The one I describe above is a shortened, lighter model that needs an ejector (no room for little fingers to go fishing for cases), such are the requirements for using a truck axle for F/TR! I think it's also the first bespoke rifle off the line. He put his own stock design on the "mill diet" to produce what I wanted. All I have to do is drop the glass on and fit the bipod. (Scope in pic for illustration purposes only )

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Anyway, better speaking to the horses mouth.
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And a few pics from Pete
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The boss must have been out when he took these :D

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This is one of Marks stocks with Peters action in it.

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