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Amazing ...
for sale for 5.5K and can not provide even an accurate description of the riffle or what is actually for sale other that it is used by SF around the world ...
3 photos ... but which one is actually of the item for sale ...

Are those guys for real ???
:mrgreen:

These are French? I have seen them advertised but know nothing about them other than I have seen some serious claims accuracy wise.

Looks a very serious bit of kit but a bit out of my price range unfortunately.

ovenpaa wrote:These are French? I have seen them advertised but know nothing about them other than I have seen some serious claims accuracy wise.

French, yes, designed by Gilles Payen in the eighties.
Ultima Ratio = .308
Hecate = .50 BMG

Gilles designed it from his BR action.

Accurate, yes, but compaes in that wirh other tacticals.

Bolting is via a barrel insert ectension (a la Sportco) clampd in the frame. This makes the barrel easily interchangeable and this is favoured by french shooters to turn the regulation distinction between military (1rst category) and civilians (5th caegory) calibres.

Magazine is a single row 5 shots (Krico model)

R.G.C

Looks very similar to a rifle i got to shoot during an alpine course, years ago. Course was run in Germany and attended by a few nations - even the Polish attended. We spent one day 'familiarising' with each others kit before the course commenced.

That was a great course.

Re-

PGM are in service in the French army but also in the Bundswehr, Suisse and Polish ones in addition to some other eastern & Baltic countries.
This "German" excercise sounds pretty interesting Scotgun

http://www.pgmprecision.com/index.php?page=ur&hl=en_US

Seems a lot of money and trouble for 800 yards.......

froggy wrote:Re-

This "German" excercise sounds pretty interesting Scotgun

One of the best courses i ever attended