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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Bed Wetter" data-source="post: 198588" data-attributes="member: 428">At this point, I should probably just give SDMF a credit card and instructions to come back with a rifle. This is my most recent fascination. The Fieldcraft seems to be a lot more than just a copycat Kimber Montana. The similarities stop at “lightweight rifle with carbon fiber stock.”The first thing that gets my attention is the enlarged muzzle for mounting a silencer. The more I learn about threading muzzles on lightweight barrels, the more I’ve learned that it’s “full retard” to put 7/16” threads on a long skinny barrel for the purposes of mounting a suppressor. Barrett came up with a simple solution:[ATTACH]19487[/ATTACH]Other points of interest:- double stress relieved barrels that prevent accuracy from going to hell when the barrel heats up- long box mags to accommodate longer bullets (3.02” for the short actions) and - tight barrel twist rates- 3 scope ring holes on the front ring so you can move the ring forward or back on the receiver to better accommodate your scope and eye relief- larger scope ring base screws- a more closed/angled grip- one piece bolt held in place by intelligent seating and a pin- room made throughout action so dirt has a place to go- “perfect” feeding (according to Barrett)- multiple reports of 6.5 CM being sub-MOA with pretty much any load you feed it- stocks individually fitted and serialized to the actionThere’s some other stuff. I’ll update the OP when my memory is jogged.</blockquote>

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