.223 trainer/ varmint gun!

A build for the Mammoth Sniper Challenge would be a great build idea. Always a challenge between going super light versus heavier like a PRS rifle. Heavier is more stable but also requires you to ruck with it for 30+ miles and three days. I ran a heavy PRS rig this year but looking to find a way to shave some pounds (carbon fiber barrel, etc).

Switch barrel NRL open light. One barrel for comp/barrel life the other for long range hunting like a 7PRC

I'd like to see your take on a perfect sub 12 pound NRL hunter rig. Something that could be used in a real life hunting scenario. I just finished building mine this fall and took my first deer with it, shooting off my tripod! Can't wait to compete next season... and also see what you'll come up with! Cheers!

Ultralight sheep hunt in Alaska. Something light for up to 100miles of hiking through mountains in 7-10 days (let’s say 8 pounds or less including optic and all attached accessories), compact with a small footprint when strapped to a backpack to avoid being snagged by alders when bushwhacking and excellent terminal performance out to 600 yards with manageable recoil.

Rimfire build for sure! With the space that most Americans have access to a Rimfire build trainer and medium size game center fire rifle. That is a use that hits a broad market and affordable to the masses.

NRL Hunter, specifically Open Light Class. Preferably something that uses a non carbon fiber barrel but can still use the MDT triple pull Cyke pod. So under 12 lbs, power factor over 380,000 (bullet grain x velocity).

I'll second one of the comments below for a 223 trainer/varmint gun, which happens to apply to me. Being a young adult with a new family 33 years ago, all I was able to afford was a used Savage, a cheap Simmons scope, and the most basic of reloading gear... but damn, I still got that thing to shoot. It's finally time to replace the old girl, and I still love shooting 223, so I want to stick with that as a replacement... I'd love to see what you'd do.

NRL Hunter, PRS, Ohio or Michigan deer hunting in the straight wall zone.

Back pack elk hunt, 2-6 miles from a road. Bullet needs to be going at least 2000 fps on impact at 800 yards. Bullet needs to have a KE of at least 1500 ft/lbs of energy on impact at 800 yards. Rifle needs to be less than 10 lbs. Need to be able to spot my shots. Definitely needs to have a suppressor. Shorter is better for backpacking. 18” barrel maybe. What would you guys do?

Nrl22. I would love to see a progression build. Ideal "off the shelf" base gun, take that as far as possible while staying in base class. Then what you would do bringing it into open.

F-Open based on the 7-6.5PRC with a Majesta scope

NRL Open light with steel barrel. Night hunting rig (thermal, NV, or lights) for driving around and short walks to setup with tripod and call varmints with most shots at 100-300 yards.

Scoped carbine gas gun! This area of the market has been taking off and channels like JBR (Jim’s Goon Life) is what got me into your products.

Crossover Tactical Hunting Precision Rifle - 50% hunting/ 50% target. Lightweight, compact heavy barrel, highly configurable, adjustable stock, precise, and tough. The industry is just starting to recognize that consumers will make minor functionality compromises in return for best of market quality & technology with flexibility.

Tactical Rifle Match. Prone, 300 Yards detachable bipods allowed but no rear bag. Magazine fed for rapid fire stage. Smallest target 2”

Ok this one is a bit off the wall, but a 5.7x28 bolt gun. The purpose would be as a full start to finish trainer for young ones. They would be able to reload for it, learn the load development process without being super costly, (at 4-6gr of powder per charge 1# would give them well over 1k rounds) but also be something that would be useful for varmints and what not while they are learning both the hunting AND precision rifle world. Right now the only way I've find that i would be able to do this is to buy a bolt and or action from PTG as they are the only ones that offer a 5.7 bolt face. Magazines would also be tricky but there are a few options. This would be a rifle that's for ages 4-8ish, but also one that they could have for there entire life as a plinking/ varmint gun. A rem 700 footprint would be ideal but not entirely necessary.

The lightest hunting rifle with modern solutions incorporated such as arca, dq points, stability,

I would like to see you guys build the shortest possible bolt action .308 that is sub moa @ 300 yards. Folding stock and suppressed.

A clean smooth rifle for hunting, Weather resistant, with a be big enough caliber for big game, but at the same time decently short barrel (18-20"?) , that can be accurately reloaded at home with standard equipment (with the right dies), light enough to carry for a full day of hunting, stiff enough to not give to much recoil as you might need a quick follow up shot. LVPO maybe for hunting close and longer range. A quite silent safety, maybe even a 3 step one (safe, safe but you can work the bolt, and fire) , not to bulky mag and/or stock to not get stuck in foliage. I use my hunting rifles for both Driven and Stalk hunts, and need to trust them to 110% so that I know that as long as I do everything right, it will do its job.

Urban precision rifle 16-18” barrel would be pretty cool seeing what you come up with vs what the military came up with through time

I'd love to see a build that can handle PRS and F class. My local range hosts modified F class and PRS matches. I want to compete in both, but unfortunately I don't have the funds for a dedicated rifle for both disciplines. I'm just getting into competitive rifle shooting and would like to shoot as much as possible.

How about a precision rimfire build? Area 419 is very popular in the rimfire scene and would love to see a custom CZ 457 or maybe an R700 platform build from you guys for PRS/NRL competition.

PRS, Rimfire (NRL), and ELR

Elk Hunting in the mountains.

Bugget 300 prc long range woox or wood chassis 22lr is popular the Cz has not been in stock in a long time

Would like to see a rifle that was built for hunting and could also be used to dabble into PRS ( or like competitions) such as 6.5 PRC and 7PRC.

I shoot NRL Hunter and would like to see an open light rifle build. It would have to meet power factor. I'd like to see a light day hunting rifle that would be good for elk at 800yds. lastly an ultimate 22lr build that is good in the woods squirrel hunting and would be great at nrl22 matches

First Rifle; In spirit of the summer Olympics this year, make a open sight rimfire or high power rifle built for positional shooting, but utilizing components that can be purchased off the shelf Second Rifle; Price capped precision hunting rig capable of taking game 600yards+ Third Rifle; King of 1 Mile ELR type build, unlimited costs & potential, try to hit a milk jug 1 mile and beyond

204 ruger or 22 arc light carry gun for night and day varmints, no scimpin on barrel length though or at least 22"

Definitly rimfire build. I would like to see CZ 457 with custom barrel, chassis, and all area 419 accesories (rail, rings). As for scope use Element or Vortex

A elr rifle in 33xc/375/416 any caliber really just the perfect elr rig

NRL 12-16lb Competition (or All in one) Build (3-5K) Just a list I thougt for the build but any components and suggestions are fine -LSS-XL Gen2 Chassis -Tikka T3 barreled action 6.5 PRC with Trigger -Razor HD LHT-Optic -IMPACT® 4000 BALLISTIC RAIL-MOUNTED LASER RANGEFINDER (not necessary BUT) -SMOKE ULTRALIGHT CARBON FIBER BUTTSTOCK (Since its less weight) -C-6 ButtStock carbine (More weight) -Tikka T3 SA action 6.5 PRC with Trigger -Spuhr Unimount 30mm 6MIL/20.6MOA 1.18" Picatinny Scope Mount SP-3601 -Mini Stock Pad (any) -Benchrest EC Tuner Brake 1 1/4″ diameter

NRL hunter cross over rifle

The rifle I'm trying to build and I think could be an interesting build for yall is the following: A quick change barrel action that's rides in a chassis with a scope that is light enough to do nrl hunter heavy with a light profile/carbon fiber barrel in a 6.5 prc or creedmoor. Then with the change of a barrel (and possibly bolt face) get swapped to a prs rig with minimal adding of weights to tune balance. While the tertiary use being a gun you wouldn't actually mind hunting with in everything short of a high altitude mountain goat hunt.

Curtis Custom Valor switch barrel short action plus the 22lr conversion kit. Three barrels a 6GT barrel for PRS with largest 3/4 thread for brake, 22lr barrel for PRS no tuner, & 300 WSM Carbon fiber barrel for hunting. A MDT Hunter 26 chassis compete and hunt with all three barrels. Leopold Mark 5 scope 5-25. You choose the brake and scope rings. Balance 6GT & 22lr barrel length and weight to the gun so gun it’s balanced on bags. Wonder if switch barrel screws are accessible with Hunter 26 stock and if 22lr mags will be reliable with this stock. If stock won’t work use a MPA Matrix Pro for the 6GT/22lR conversion barrels

A more lightweight coyote rig. Something with a night vision/ thermal bridge for a clip on. In 22 250 or 22 creedmoor. And I'll give you the shipping address to my ffl so I can test it for you.

My damn neighbor has the most annoying collection of yard flamingos. We live approximately 500 yards away. What would be the perfect build to take out the flamingos? I want to inflict maximum damage on these pink plastic menaces to the neighborhood!! BUT I need to do so without it being obvious it was me... asking for a friend...

Short barreled non NFA suppressor host hunting rifle that's light weight. All my rifles when attaching a hearing safe suppressor especially the cgs hyperion makes any rifle pretty long and cumbersome to manipulate in a blind/tight space.

60 degree bolt throw

How about a Rifle with an action that accepts profit barrels and interchangeable bolt faces. Build a single rifle with 2 barrels. One heavy barrel and cartridge for PRS, mid range, or long range FTR/ F class. Doesn't have to be a top competition gun. Just something the average Joe could use to have fun. Light barrel for nrl heavy weight division. Keep the cost below $4500 for rifle, barrels, scope, and rings. Personally I have built a few rifles that exceed this dollar amount by a lot. When at the range I constantly get comments from people, "I would love to try it, but I don't want to spend $8-10k on a rifle." Build a rifle that is not over the top expensive that gives some a chance to have fair success and try their rifle in different events to see what they like without breaking the bank.

6mm arc bolt action for prs out to 800 yards

I need the perfect coyote gun to keep my animals/farm safe.

Coyote hunting is sweeping the US, especially night hunting with thermal scopes. Hornaday recently created the 22ARC. I'd like to see the perfect AR style rifle that can be shot with a suppressor using this new round. Thank you!

Coyote / Fox rifle. Long range capable for Coyote (500 yards) and up close for Fox (25 yards)

It is said that there is "no one" AR 5.56/223 barrel length, that can do it all, I would like to see that proved wrong. What i would like to see is the perfect AR-15 for "all purpose use" such as in out vehicle, self defense, recce, long, & short range range precision engagements, training, and be combat effective, light weight, reliable?

I'm probably going to get a lot of flack but 300 yard benchrest 222 Remington

I'd like to see a trifecta of hunting rifles. 1. Ideal for hunting from a blind. Sit and shoot... Texas style. 2. Ideal for open-stalk hunts. Backpacking, sleeping overnight, and walking many miles on large North American game. Elk. Buffalo. Moose. Bear. Alaskan and Wyoming style. 3. Ideal for Safaris. Deadly game. Shooting-gallery amounts of game. All kinds of 3rd-world stuff to deal with. African / South American style.

The November 6, 2024 zombie apocalypse

short barrel hunting rifle with a modern stock

I have 4 rifles that I believe would be so freaking cool. 1st a 35 Remington bolt gun 2ed a 9mm bolt gun 3rd a 8” 350 legend Ar platform 4th a bolt action that uses stanag mags but actually works well. I know that the Ruger American platform does that but I haven’t been able to try it. I’m also aware of Mossberg‘s nightmare I owned one. Biggest pos ever.

Short to long range tall grass prarie whitetail .

The perfect Predator Hunting truck gun. Lightweight, short barrel and small caliber/cartridge.

I have two species I am going to hunt this year, First is a local Red Deer in South East Queensland Australia next to Ravensbourne National Park. Subtropical hilly cattle country bushland area. Second a Himalayan tahr and Alpine chamois in the Southern Alps of New Zealand up high above the tree line. Looking at Hopkins Valley south of Mount Cook, South Island New Zealand. Semi-light mid-long range tack driver (500 meters max). What would be the perfect rifle for me?

Coyote gun that can buck the ND wind.

Sheep hunt. Weight is a factor for flight in and back pack into say the Brooks Range. Build something competitive with an old school Kimber Montana in an appropriate sheep cartridge like 7-08 Rem, 7 WSM etc. Short action. Take that sheep and a bonus Moose on the way home.

NRL Hunter Open Light build

Off topic but, how about building a airgun slug press?

22LR varmint gun

ARA factory class

Build a competition ready rifle: Chassis Match barrel Match grade trigger. Did I just describe the MPA PMR PRO? 😂

Smokeless 1000 yard muzzleloader

I would like to see a rifle that can be given to a new youth hunter/shooter that can carry with them into adulthood. Something that does not overwhelm the shooter as they learn the sport, but can “grow” with the shooter into larger game, more complex hunting situations, more severe conditions, as the shooter expands their capabilities.

FTR 👍

Sub 8lbs mountain elk rifle. Magnum action, suppressed

Mountain hike hunting rifle

Hybrid hunting/competition rifle. Any caliber

Hunting rifle for New Zealand Deer and environment, Impact 737T, chambered 25CM, Foundation Dominion Dark Distressed, Proof Carbon 22" 7.5T Threaded 5/8x24, Bix'n Andy Trigger, Vortex LHT 3-15 SFP Illuminated, Liteweight, without being too lite, good durability in wet bush condition, versatile range of species taken with Berger 133g Elite Hunters, with the right loads a 3000fps Velocity is obtainable, lower recoil... rifle has potential for use in NRL Hunter and such like....

ELR rifle 300 PRC Terminus Zeus Action MDT acc elite chassis 28" 'Proof Research barrel MDT ckye-pod Nightforce ATACR 7-35 w/ Area 419 Ranger Wrap (splatter) American rifle company m-brace mount MDT Elite muzzle brake Trigger Tech Diamond Trigger @10oz

Pistol 308 for a truck gun.

Since rugers are so big right now, please do a ruger hunting/precision build. Maybe a 7prc

22 lr for nrl22, in a tikka, Sako, or a savage mark ll trr-sr. Production base classes And I could use some help if anybody has time 😂