Seekins Havak Element
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Understand that the lockup is stainless. Just a bit different for a bolt gun. Obviously it has been used in auto loading shotguns and AR type firearms. We also have polymer handguns and aluminum frames, but I think this may be a new thing for high pressure in a bolt action. Seekins PH2 have great reviews and everyone seems to love the weight of the Element. Some rifles get the light weight from titanium, some from skeletonized actions and carbon wrapped barrels and carbon fiber stocks. Anyway just observations.
I know your thread was from a while back. I Just recently joined. I have an Element in 6.5 PRC and would and will definitely be buying more of them. I love mine I don't think you would have anything to worry about with the aluminum. Great rifle and Great Customer Service.
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No experience with the Havak Element but Seekins Precision makes some good stuff. In regards to an aluminum action, magnum round with a lightweight stock, don't think the target audience is sending that many rounds downrange with it to really give a true torture test on it.
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There at least 5 companies using aluminum actions now.
Or custom builders
Or custom builders
