Awesome find! I like that one a lot-thanks for sharing that! Now if they just made one of those with an extension that had a QD sling stud mounted I would be all set for a bipod or sling...
Thanks-I appreciate the nice feedback. I wouldn't mind writing a service manual or procedures for commonly performed maintenance and adjustments some time. I just don't want to tear apart my own guns to learn how to do them. Perhaps I'll ask Martin if he would like that some time-it would probably help him have a starting place for answering customer's questions without always having to write up or talk to them on the phone.
"SMH77"
While true about multiple barrels / calibers, the best way to do it is to have multiple guns set up and dialed in for each desired caliber / setup. Just sayin...
Sorry Craig, I know you're looking for someone to back you off the ledge, but...
If you want to save money, get the barrel and probe-it's a simple swap-and re-sighting-in doesn't take long at all. If you want to do it right, get a new gun!
Sean
Sounds to me Sandra is dropping you a hint if you want your rifles sooner than don't call every week expecting to talk to Martin. Just by following this thread i can't believe the amount of times some people call them...Can you imagine if everyone did that. Its almost like some people buy a RAW just to rub elbows with the owner.I would think Martin needs to concentrate on building rifles and Sandra can answer most peoples questions without taking Martin away from his work.Shaking my head over here.
I believe what Sandra is referring to is being a pain in the ars and I'm sure theres meds for that as well. Oh you ordered a RAW that gives you exclusive rights for more personal attention,,,,lol.
Martin has worked on the ‘honor system’ with taking orders-he doesn’t like taking down payments for guns. He takes you at your word when you say you will buy a gun, puts your order in, and then contacts you when it’s available to ship (and requests payment then). They usually give instructions for doing a wire transfer for the gun when it is ready (which is how I pay typically). For lesser amounts, she will take a credit/debit card. Having said that, don’t misunderstand what I saying to mean they ‘won’t’ take a CC-I just haven’t paid for a complete gun that way yet.
I’ve used that style before on other firearms with no issues...I always wondered why RAW didn’t do that to their picatinny rail attachment, it has the room if they machined it just a bit different.
I’m in the same boat, I just like to grab and go, used to do things to my ARs but stopped that to and now all my weapons are grab and go besides with all the nerve damage and numbness in my hands and fingers it’s hard to work with small screws,orings and what not, just better for me if it’s a grab and go as I call it
You should of got a confirmation email and number from Sandra about a week after you put your order in with her to confirm your order and to make any changes you see fit and if she hears nothing back your order is put in line with the rest of the orders and the 12-18 week wait begins, my 1st order took 23 weeks but I have it now and it’s not going anywhere.
