January 17th, 2022PRS – Game-Changer? Savage Impulse Straight Pull Chassis Rifle The Impulse Elite Precision has a full-length ARCA rail that can be customized to suit individual balance preferences. The ARCA mounts allow you to easily add weight or accessories to the forearm. The rear section has adjustable cheekpiece height and length of pull. The ambidextrous bolt is available on either the right or left side.
The straight-pull Impulse action is bedded in a Modular Driven Technologies (MDT) Adjustable Core Competition chassis. The Impulse Elite Precision is optimized to play in the PRS/NRL game, thanks to its full-length ARCA rail and nitride coatings. Jessica Treglia is Senior Brand Manager at Savage Arms. “The Elite Precision has transformed the way Savage shooters see long-range capability.” “The Impulse straight-pull action will add speed to an already efficient rifle. Impulse Elite Precision is a game-changer in a competition where split times are a key aspect. The new Impulse Elite Precision will be available in seven chamberings at first: 6mm Creedmoor and 6.5 Creedmoor; 6.5 PRC, 6.308 Win;.300 PCC,.300 Win Mag; and.338 Lapua Magnum. MSRP for the rifle with the four smaller chamberings (all with 26,? barrels) is $2619.00, while the.300 PCC and magnums will be $2839.00. There are 30 options for the.300 PRC and.300 WinMag. barrels.
The Savage Impulse straight pull hunting rifle won the NRA American Hunter 2022 Golden Bullseye Award for Rifle of Year. Guns & Ammo magazine editors had previously named Savage’s Impulse straight-pull hunting rifle the 2021 Rifle-of-the-Year. The new Impulse features a Hexlock bolt-locking mechanism that uses six spherical bearings to move radially outward into the barrel extension. This locks the bolt in place. The barrel extension is held in place by four cross bolts at the receiver assembly’s lower front. The barrel extension is held in place by a standard recoil lug and a familiar Savage nut. Six (6) hardened steel bearings hold the bolt in place within the receiver’s barrel extension with the Hexlock. Savage states that Hexlock’s hold tightens as pressure increases. This prevents the bolt from moving backwards. The pressure will subside once the round is out of the barrel. The bolt handle can be pulled straight to open the action again. Similar Posts
