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Offline poor_choices

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Seekins PH3
« on: November 28, 2025, 10:00:43 AM »
Anybody get their hands on one of these yet?

I’ve had some experience with the PH2 and really liked it, just never bought one. I’d almost be happy with a 300 PRC or 300 Win Mag, but don’t love the 1-10 twist. If they offered on in any 338 I’d be all over it.

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Re: Seekins PH3
« Reply #1 on: November 28, 2025, 01:50:15 PM »
Fondled one today in a local store.....had it been a different caliber, I would own it.  Felt really good and action is smooth as butter.  Really like it and will very likely purchase one when when I find the right caliber. 

It was a 300 win mag if your serious about buying. 

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Re: Seekins PH3
« Reply #2 on: November 28, 2025, 07:07:54 PM »
Don't know much about these.
How are the doing at distance?

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Re: Seekins PH3
« Reply #3 on: November 28, 2025, 07:31:55 PM »
I have one in 6mm creed. I really like the rifle I have with the 20 inch barrel as I am going to get a suppressor for it. The rifle shoots well with the factory Berger ammo I am using (a little under 1 MOA) and I am reloading for it once I am through the factory ammo. The rifle isn't light but overall is a pretty solid weight. It shoots and feeds well out of the magazine. Mine doesn't feed perfectly if I just drop a round in the action as it catches before it gets to the chamber and I have to put my finger on it to get it to hit the ramp right.

I haven't shot mine on targets at any distance past 100 but I did kill 3 deer with it out to 350 this year and it was great and accurate. Overall I think it is a really nice rifle. The radial brake on it would need replaced if you shoot prone at all as it is a dust kicker.

 


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