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Uintah Precision in 6mm ARC - alwie - 10-28-2024
Has anyone shot a Uintah Precision bolt rifle in 6mm ARC?
https://uintahprecision.com/product/up-15-complete-rifle/
RE: Uintah Precision in 6mm ARC - grayfox - 10-28-2024
I have one, got it early on.
22" upper, my lower (watch out b/c some AR triggers won't work with it, but I was ok, read their literature).
I like it a lot, it's been accurate for me from 80 gr up to the 108 factory.
Mostly I do 103's, various 95's and 90's.
I might try the berger 105 vld however.
Doing it as an upper only, no ffl to worry about and I build it how I like it.
RE: Uintah Precision in 6mm ARC - alwie - 10-28-2024
(10-28-2024, 09:20 PM)grayfox Wrote: I have one, got it early on.
22" upper, my lower (watch out b/c some AR triggers won't work with it, but I was ok, read their literature).
I like it a lot, it's been accurate for me from 80 gr up to the 108 factory.
Mostly I do 103's, various 95's and 90's.
I might try the berger 105 vld however.
Doing it as an upper only, no ffl to worry about and I build it how I like it.
I have been reading the literature. But had a few questions. In terms of accuracy, per the literature, does it hold better than 1 MOA?
Anything quirky about the action/upper function?
RE: Uintah Precision in 6mm ARC - grayfox - 10-28-2024
yes, the accuracy is there. Now some of my Lever handloads, in 90 deg F, things opened up, and it took me a minute to figure that out.
You also get that extra MV being a 22" length bolt action, which is something I wanted to extend the legs of my little 6mm-ers...
It's a "preferred barrels" blank barrel (also Utah), and I also, on the strength of its performance, ordered a 22", 6.5 grendel barrel, a howage, from PB to put onto my howa, which also shoots extremely well. So those barrels for me are a 2 for 2.
The bolt action is, what's the right word, short and tidy on the upswing, the angle of throw is not very much, maybe 50-60 deg. The bolt face slides into the chamber but you need to be just a touch firm about finishing that bolt to the lock up. It's all their proprietary design. But it works well, no complaints on it.
I use 6.5 G duramags but take off about 0.120" down the front edge for better cycling (written up elsewhere on here). I do that for all my 6Arc mags. Plus I cut 1, or maybe 2 (your preference) coils off the bottom of the mag-spring to make it easier on the cycle/feeding. Again, would probably do that for any 6Arc bolt action. The mags give me up to 2.285 or so OAL possibility, which is plenty for me. I label them as -1 or -2 in order to keep them straight... since I also have duramags for my Grendels.
One thing extra I did however is to order some of their small bolt-pieces/parts, firing pin, etc, since you can't get them from joebob or brownies... not that I've had to use any, but wanted to have some of them in the spare parts bin just in case.
O yeah, one more small thing, at extraction time you need to be firm+positive, I'm not in the habit of such firmness (don't want to fling any brass at my shooting range) so some of my fired cases just plop in on top of the mag -- be real positive about the extract motion. Maybe their extraction spring isn't the strongest, who knows. But again, I tend to be a deliberate shooter, so I can fiddle with the empty case if I need to.
If I needed another barrel, I wouldn't hesitate with these guys at all. And if I had the coin, I might get another uintah upper.... their price went up shortly after I ordered.... thanks to Joe and Kamal-laff.
RE: Uintah Precision in 6mm ARC - Dino11 - 11-03-2024
Mine shoots .5 MOA, it shoots so well I sent it out and had it Nitrided.
I have one of their first rifles they made, Hornady sent them the wrong reamer and my barrel is on the tight side. They wanted me to send it back so they could finish ream it. I said no way this thing shoots .5 groups. I wrapped 1200 grit sandpaper to a chamber brush and gave it a quick polish with some Kroil.
RE: Uintah Precision in 6mm ARC - alwie - 11-04-2024
(11-03-2024, 08:39 PM)Dino11 Wrote: Mine shoots .5 MOA, it shoots so well I sent it out and had it Nitrided.
Where did you send it? How much did it cost?
RE: Uintah Precision in 6mm ARC - Dino11 - 11-19-2024
(11-04-2024, 10:40 PM)alwie Wrote:H&M Metal Processing,cost for the barrel, bolt firing pin and compensator was 125.00. they are local to me so I dropped it off and picked it up. These folks are the absolute best in the business, they do work for some of the top tier manufactuers.(11-03-2024, 08:39 PM)Dino11 Wrote: Mine shoots .5 MOA, it shoots so well I sent it out and had it Nitrided.
Where did you send it? How much did it cost?
http://blacknitride.com/