Good looking gun.... what I liked most is how Mr Nosler designed it using a napkin and let the engineers do the rest. Great story thanks Mr. Petzal.

Sweet. Now we're talking. Something I can oogle from afar, like my life-long dream, a super model that can clean fish.

probably way out of my financial reach but good looking. david, how did they get you into a suit?

I'm sure its nice and I'll bet its expensive too.

Dave what action lengths are available? I suppose cartridge choices are very limited. I personally would prefer a steel floorplate. The forearm appears to be a bit "cluby" but that could have been the camera angle. Price might determine if I bought the Nosler, a Cooper, or a Dakota. Maybe I had rather just have my own design made up by some local unknown, but highly skilled, craftsman. Still no doubt this Nosler is a rifle worth careful consideration.

Notice how easy and slick the bolt closed!

A fine piece indeed. If I had one it would look like my wood stocked .35 Whelen after a few elk hunts. Mine shoots 1/2 MOA easy if I do my part. Perhaps I should have a red tag sale on the contents of the gun safes and buy one of these fine rifles. But what caliber????

I'll stick to my Remington Rand 03-A3 30-06! thank you :)

$2,195 damn proud of that rifle!

But does it shoot as good as my Ol'03-A3

Maybe they are both typewriters?

WAM it's a telegraph key, and it sure delivers the message!