Anybody have any experience with these rifles?!? Bansners?

I have one in 375 RUM. Very nicely made and accurate. Along the lines of Jarrett, Rifles Inc, etc. Top of the line stuff.

Had dinner with them a few weeks ago. If their rifles are as nice as they are, you could not go wrong.

Yes,

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.

JC

Bansner's .270 WSM

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.

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!!!

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.

Yes, with the right builder, big bores don't necessarily have to mean big groups.

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Originally posted by Biebs:
Yes, with the right builder, big bores don't necessarily have to mean big groups.

True, but in most cases it's more a function of a big bore with the "right shooter".