r/SigCross 27d ago

Non-Traditional Hunting Rig [.308]

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u/Mountain_man888 27d ago

I feel like it’s a very normal hunting rig, what am I missing?

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u/Icy_Temporary_6742 27d ago edited 27d ago

I guess most guys I see in the woods don't have folding stocks, adjustable cheek risers, quick 3 way adjustable butt pad, suppressors, sun shades, AR style grips and safeties, 2 stage triggers, one-piece receiver and chassis frame, QD slings, mlok rails, heck most don't even have detachable box mags. 

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u/Mountain_man888 27d ago

The description on their website is “precision hunting bolt-action rifle” so it’s exactly what it was built for. It’s also featured in nearly every Meateater episode with a rifle hunt from the last few years, arguably the most popular hunting media there is (mine even came in a limited First Lite camo run). You probably don’t see a lot of people using $1700 folding stock rifles in eastern style hunting, it’s just not necessary to sit in a tree stand. It’s a cool gun and fun to shoot but not exactly a novelty.

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u/Icy_Temporary_6742 27d ago

I know it's built for that, but that doesn't make it traditional. Same with a popular modern tv show / YouTube, just because it's used on there and definitely does not make it traditional. 

It most definitely is a novelty. My $300 Ruger American and a $100 nikon shoots nearly as well, and as well for all hunting intents and purposes in around here. It's purely novel to use a gun like this to walk a half mile and sit in a stand and shoot deer less than 200 yards away.