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Nosler 41021 M21 33 Nosler 3+1 24 in Barrel, Stainless Steel Nitride Metal Finish, Gray Speckled Black All-Weather Epoxy Stock, Rifle

$2725.00
Brand
Nosler
Color
Gray Speckled Black
Caliber
.33 Nosler
Capacity
3
Category
Firearms
Action Type
Bolt Action
Round Count
3
Firearm Type
Rifle
Barrel Length
24in
UPC
54041410212
MPN
41021

Overview

The Nosler Model 21 is a bolt-action rifle chambered in 33 Nosler, designed for precision performance. It features a 24-inch Shilen match-grade stainless steel barrel with a 1:10 twist and a stainless steel nitride finish. The action is built on a wire EDM-machined receiver with a nitride-coated, fluted bolt and a TriggerTech Field trigger. The rifle is housed in a gray speckled black, all-weather carbon fiber McMillan Hunter’s Edge Sporter stock. With a 3+1 round capacity, the Model 21 measures 44.5 inches overall and has a length of pull of 13.5 inches. It includes an integrated base for optic mounting and weighs approximately 7.1 pounds.

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