I have both an older Rem 700 he did before he started making his own actions and a new full custom. The Rem 700 .300 WM is one of the most accurate guns I own right next to my Jarrett .280 AI. As for my newer Bansner, a .270 WSM, honestly I have not had enough time at the range testing ammo since I purchased it last year to pass fair judgement on it.
I have two, a 35 Whelen Ruger M77RS with Metalife hard-chrome metal and his famed fiberglass stock put together by Mark for a total weatherproof hammer and one of his very rare (and very expensive) Classic Series built by Mark in 338-06 and the woodwork is awesome with an unbelieveable checkering pattern like no other....and flawless too. I should post some pic's of this fine seldom seen custom series rifle. At any rate, Mark builds some fine rifles that command a following of the most serious mountain game hunters worldwide. He also generously donates some of those rifles to various big game organizations to be auctioned off.
Posts: 4115 | Location: Pa. | Registered: 21 April 2006
Thank you guys for the info...I've been wanting to get a new rifle that I could use in a variety of siuations but mostly looking at doing some mnt ibex hunts...I just recently heard of this company. I am going to sci so I will certainly look him up!!!
Posts: 732 | Location: Texas | Registered: 05 October 2009
I have a 375 Weatherby on a model 70 built by Mark. It is a true .5" shooter sometimes better with a case full of Norma MRP and a 300 grain Barnes triple shock. This is turning into my go to rifle, as it is easily as(or more) accurate as my smaller stuff.
Posts: 146 | Location: WI | Registered: 18 January 2007
