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<blockquote data-quote="SDMF" data-source="post: 198638" data-attributes="member: 412">Christianson is a large diameter Rem 700 clone so the weight and ergos will never equal the Barrett.&nbsp; Christianson also uses a B&amp;C Medalist stock which is good, but not as good as what Barrett uses.&nbsp; Not sure what Christianson does for bedding.Kimber has a great stock, a great trigger, 8x40 mounting holes, a claw extractor/fixed blade ejector, and a small diameter action which makes for great ergos.&nbsp; Kimber beds just the action to a master, not individually for each rifle, and again, only the action is bedded.&nbsp; Also Kimber uses SAAMI specs for twist rates and chambering as well as 2.8&quot; magazine boxes for short actions.Barrett individually full-length beds each barreled action to each stock, uses their own barrels, uses a Timney trigger, uses twist rates, chambering dimensions, and magazine boxes that allow for use of the higher weight/lower drag projectiles.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="SDMF, post: 198638, member: 412"] Christianson is a large diameter Rem 700 clone so the weight and ergos will never equal the Barrett. Christianson also uses a B&C Medalist stock which is good, but not as good as what Barrett uses. Not sure what Christianson does for bedding. Kimber has a great stock, a great trigger, 8x40 mounting holes, a claw extractor/fixed blade ejector, and a small diameter action which makes for great ergos. Kimber beds just the action to a master, not individually for each rifle, and again, only the action is bedded. Also Kimber uses SAAMI specs for twist rates and chambering as well as 2.8" magazine boxes for short actions. Barrett individually full-length beds each barreled action to each stock, uses their own barrels, uses a Timney trigger, uses twist rates, chambering dimensions, and magazine boxes that allow for use of the higher weight/lower drag projectiles. [/QUOTE]

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