Description
The Seekins Precision Element M3 in 308 Winchester offers high performance and durability for serious shooters. This bolt-action rifle features a sleek Armorer Black Anodize finish that provides corrosion resistance and a professional appearance. Weighing approximately 6 pounds with an overall shipping weight of 13.9 pounds, it balances portability with stability for various shooting scenarios. The rifle is equipped with a lightweight Carbon Fiber Stock in Urban Shadow color, enhancing maneuverability while maintaining strength and resilience. Its minimalist design is complemented by the Seekins Mini Chassis, which offers a streamlined platform for precision shooting and customization. The integrated full-length MLOK system allows for versatile attachment of accessories, making it adaptable to different user preferences and operational needs. A built-in 20 MOA rail with a level ensures accurate scope mounting and quick adjustments, supporting precise long-range targeting. The firearm includes a 3-round capacity with an additional 1-round magazine, supplied as a polymer magazine for reliable feeding. The Element M3's bolt action mechanism ensures smooth operation and consistent accuracy, ideal for hunting, tactical, and precision shooting applications. Designed by Seekins Precision, this firearm combines innovative features with quality craftsmanship to deliver a reliable shooting experience. Its modern design and durable components make it a valuable addition to any firearm collection or professional armory.
Features:
- Seekins Mini Chassis for streamlined handling and customization
- Integrated full-length MLOK system for versatile accessory attachment
- Built-in 20 MOA rail with level for precise scope mounting
- Armorer Black Anodize finish for corrosion resistance
- Carbon Fiber Urban Shadow Stock for lightweight durability
- Bolt action mechanism for smooth operation and accuracy
- Compact design weighing approximately 6 lbs for portability
- Includes one 3-round polymer magazine for reliable feeding