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Hi Richard!

I can highly recommend the Reimer action!. I had one built last year on the Reimer, and it work flawlessly.

I haven`t shot anything with my rifle yet, but it`s a joy just to look at everytime. If you are looking for the last rifle to be made for you, don`t compromise ANYTHING, you won`t regret it(that I`LL promise you. I started out 5 years ago to save up for the rifle I desired of my dreams, and I haven`t regretted it took the hasle of time to wait to have everything prepared. Take the time you need, that`s what it`s all about.

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rigbymauser,

I've just started on the process of swapping 40 guns not worth having for a few that are the best I can buy.

The reason I have been pestering people with questions on good custom built guns is because I've owned a lot of off the rack rifles and handguns that weren't exactly desireable. Most of them wouldn't go 50 rounds without a problem, regardless of the cost. I've also bought custom built garbage and in the future want to purchase quality.

Several months ago I sold several handguns to pay for one Freedom Arms revolver, and miraculously it was perfect right out of the box. Since then I haven't been happy with my rifles, because I want the rifles to be as good as the Freedom Arms handguns, and now I'm starting the process of getting a few rifles that are exactly what I have always wanted...have my Sharps ordered, another couple of months of saving and I'll be able to order my Searcy double, and then I'll be able to get a good bolt action, which is what I'm inquiring about in this thread...

As 500grains has mentioned on forums, it's cheaper to buy quality and reliability first....personally I've spent a lot more than it would have cost to do it right to begin with...

Richard

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