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Nosler M48 Mountain Carbon Bolt Action Rifle 27 Nosler 24" Carbon Fiber Threaded Barrel Tungsten Frame Green Field Stock

$3495.00
Brand
Nosler
Color
Tungsten/Green
Caliber
.27 Nosler
Capacity
3
Category
Firearms
Action Type
Bolt Action
Firearm Type
Rifle
Barrel Length
24in
UPC
54041477482

Overview

The Nosler M48 Mountain Carbon is a bolt-action rifle chambered in 27 Nosler, featuring a 24-inch carbon fiber-wrapped, cut-rifled barrel with a light Sendero contour. The barrel is threaded and mated to the Nosler Model 48 action, which is glass and aluminum pillar-bedded into a Granite Green 100% carbon fiber-aramid reinforced Mountain Hunter stock. All steel surfaces are finished in Tungsten Grey Cerakote for weather resistance. This rifle is designed for a lightweight, balanced feel, weighing approximately 6 pounds. It includes a Timney trigger with a 2-position safety and a hinged floorplate. The M48 Mountain Carbon is guaranteed to provide sub-MOA accuracy with prescribed Nosler ammunition and is contoured to accept standard scope bases that fit a Remington Model 700.

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