GUNWERKS FIELD ETHOS PYGMY SET FE SKUNKWERKS CLYMR LEUPOLD .308 WIN
$26,580.00
Description
GUNWERKS SET OF TWO FIELD ETHOS LIMITED EDITION PYGMY RIFLES IN .308 WINCHESTER STAMPED NUMERICALLY “2” and “3”
GUNWERKS FIELD ETHOS PYGMY SET OF TWO .308 WINCHESTER RIFLES WITH FULL GUNWERKS LONG RANGE PACKAGE TUNED AND ZEROED OUT OF THE BOX WITH THREE BALLISTIC TURRETS PER RIFLE TWO CASES TUNED AMMUNITION (400 ROUNDS) BT DUOFOLD CUSTOM BIPODS ++
EMERGENCY NOTIFICATION I: SOME PICTURES SHOW 5 RIFLES YOU ARE BUYING A COMPLETE SET OF TWO!
EMERGENCY NOTIFICATION II: MUZZLE VELOCITY NIGH TO 2800 FPS FROM A 16 INCH BARREL = ELK LETHAL AT 600 YARDS THIS AINT YOUR GRANDPAS .308 !!! SIXTEEN INCH SUPERMATCH DESIGNATED BARREL WITH A MUZZLE VELOCITY OF 2781 FEET PER SECOND ALEX!!
- THESE 16 INCH SUPERMATCH BARRELS HAVE THE REQUIRED FT LBS OF ENERGY AT 600 YARDS TO KILL AN ELK ETHICALLY. KILL A HUMANOID AT 1100 YARDS AS EQUIPPED WITH THE 10X OPTIC AND TUNED TURRET/AMMUNITION. SUPERIOR SHORT BARRELED FIREARM TUNED AND ZEROED READY TO GO “OUT OF THE BOX”
- FIELD TESTS WERE SHOWING 2 1/2″ GROUPS AT 500 YARDS WHICH EQUATES TO 1/2″ GROUPS AT 100 YARDS WHICH = 1/2 MOA
- .308 WINCHESTER AND/OR .7.62 NATO IS AVAILABLE AND LITERALLY LYING AROUND IN EVERY COUNTRY IN THE WORLD. THE RUSSIANS WERE USING .308 WINCHESTER IN SYRIA IN STEYR SSG-08A1 SNIPER RIFLES. EVERY NATO COUNTRY USES 7.62 AND .308. EVERY HUNTING CAMP IN THE WORLD HAS .308 CARTRIDGES IN NIGH TO EVERY CABINET. AMMO IS A NON ISSUE!
Gunwerks and Field Ethos teamed up to bring the latest collaborative build. Once they’re gone, they’re gone for good!
THREE BALLISTIC TURRETS PER RIFLE:
- Turret #1 is for the Federal Gold Medal Match 168 grain Sierra MatchKing. Used by Law Enforcement and numerous Gov’t agencies as the go to sniper round; used by hunters for mid sized game.
- Turret #2 is for the Hornady Superformance 150 Grain SST Super Shock Tip; designed specifically for hunters. Devastating on medium to large sized game.
- Turret #3 is the factory Mils turret which an advanced shooter may use or a hunter with a BR4 and load data programmed.
TWO CASES AMMUNITION TUNED W/ TURRETS:
- Unopened case 200 rounds Federal Gold Medal Match 168 Grain #GM308M with matching turret
- Unopened case 200 rounds Hornady Superformance SST 150 grain #80933 with matching turret
TURRET SPLAINING: The elevation turret can be exchanged in under one minute for the turret of your choice. The Leupold CDS (custom dialing system) is numbered in yards from 100 past 1500 yards; deer at 350 yards dial to “3.5”. Hitting steel at 900 yards dial to “9”. Easey peasey.
ACCU-SHOT BT INDUSTRIES BIPOD: The CAL Series Cant And Loc Atlas® Bipod with a quick release lever. Pops on/off the front picatinny rail in seconds. Five independent leg positions – including the patented 45° leg position.
GUNWERKS REVIC ARCA RAIL: Gunwerks Revic mini Arca rail installed. Specifically manufactured for this exact curved Pygmy stock. Flush fit.
COST/BUILD: Invoice is in the pictures $12,349 per rifle. Two brand new FE Pygmy rifles = $24,698. Two extra ballistic turrets total six turrets $280. Cased Federal GM308M 200 rounds $446 (under retail don’t be fooled). Cased Hornady Superformance 80933 200 rounds 10 boxes = $444. Atlas adapted bipods x 2 $712. Fitted ARCA rail no charge. Grand total to be “stuffed” x 2 = $26,580. Az pays tax visa mc discover AMEX add 3.5%
FROM FIELD ETHOS:
By Ron Dan
If you ask some of the best old-school instructors out there, a practical rifle is something every gun guy should have at their disposal. ARs and tactical guns are great, but there’s a solid place for a general-purpose rifle designed to do a lot of tasks well. In our efforts to develop the highest-end practical rifle, we turned to the team at Gunwerks to make the best option that money can buy.
What is a practical rifle really? It’s a rifle that can be grabbed for most any task that you could reasonably ask a rifle to do. Plinking, hunting, defense, tasks around the farm, etc. — it can do it all. It is a gun that you can take anywhere in the country and depend on it. Some of the original thoughts on a practical rifle were to develop skills to handle multiple tasks using a platform that would remain untouched in the event of certain gun bans. Other applications would be developing skills with a rifle if you found yourself in a position where a bolt gun is the only option you had available to you. In modern times, it allows you to have a useful rifle that is legally friendly in a lot of different states and environments.
When talking about practical rifles, you’re going to go through different factors for the build, including platform, caliber, size, and sighting systems (optics vs. irons). Personal preference can come into play for some factors, but it doesn’t hurt to have a short and light rifle in the largest practical caliber you can handle with an optic that gives you the most versatility for close and far shots.
Versatile, Compact Killer — the Pygmy
For the platform, the idea is to have a rifle that is legally friendly in a lot of different states and environments. For this, lever guns and bolt guns are appropriate. Lever guns give you some caliber and range restrictions, so you will often see bolt guns chosen for this role. Modern bolt guns, with the right training, can be very fast to run and are all expected to be sub-MOA from the factory with the right shooter. Also, with AICS mags, you are open to a lot of capacity options, which is why we went this route. With this gun, a 16-inch threaded barrel still gives you a lot of ballistic capabilities while still being as compact and light as possible.
For caliber, I like to go with a round that can handle most all North American game while also being relatively inexpensive to shoot and relatively easy to find. For our build, the clear choice was .308. This round is versatile for hunting and adequate for defense. For availability, it’s one of the most available rifle cartridges out there. Cost-wise for plinking and practice, .308 has become one of the more reasonably priced rounds and there are almost endless load options available. This particular Gunwerks project comes pre-configured to perform with the gold standard of practical rifle loads: Federal’s Gold Medal Match 168-grain Sierra Matchking. This cartridge has been tried and true for years in various applications, and was the load I used 15 years ago for my first big-game rifle kill. It has also been the go to ammunition for snipers for decades..
Finally, you must consider a versatile sighting system for your practical rifle. It’s no secret that I’m a fan of Leupold. I love great glass, and I love the USA, so it’s a pretty easy choice for me. For a long time, my go-to glass for a practical rifle was the original Leupold Mark 4 2.5-8. Tim Lesser guided me toward this magnification range and showed me that more magnification isn’t always necessary or better for hunting scenarios. Fast forward a decade or two and now Leupold has the Mark 5 series in a 2-10 magnification range that gives me more versatility, more clarity, and more features than the older Mark 4 series. On a practical rifle, this is one of the best options available. The lowest magnification range can handle even the closest encounters, and a 10-power scope is going to be as capable as you are out to 1,000 yards. For this rifle, we like .308 for 500 yards and in. We also opted for an illuminated reticle to ensure the optic is effective in less-than-ideal lighting situations.
Elite Practical Rifle Package
Overall, this project really highlighted the best components and specifications we could put together for the last practical rifle you will need to buy. This gun is extremely capable for almost all hunting in the U.S. while still being handy and nimble for daily tasks that it can be called upon to perform. The biggest thing you get out of a Gunwerks rifle is confidence, and that’s hard to put a price tag on. This is designed to be the one rifle that you can depend on, and we picked every aspect of it to be a great tool when you need it.
Price: $12,349 for the Rifle & Optic Package only; no bipod no ammo no hard adds!
Pros: This is one of the most versatile and useful rifle systems available. If you can make this an extension of your body, this will prove to be one of the first guns you will always grab from the safe.
Cons: It’s not the absolute best gun for clearing rooms and it’s not the absolute best gun for shooting steel at 700 yards, but it will do both if you need it to.
Compact Lethality
This suppressor ready short barreled .308 comes with a 16″ barrel with a C40 contour built on the ClymR carbon stock.
Titanium Featherweight
Gunwerks GLR Titanium Action is set in the ClymR stock for the lightest weight configuration. Barrel and action metal is finished in graphite cerakote.
Leupold Mark 5HD 2-10×30 M5C3 FFP Illum. TMR
This mid-range scope is as bomb-proof as it gets, but it’s also incredibly lightweight and accurate.
Ballistic Turret
Gunwerks Ballistic Turret is on the Leupold tuned and ready to go out of the box. Target at 550 yards? Dial to “5.5” and hold dead on. Target at 325 yards? Dial to “3.25”. Good to go.
Features and Specifications
Each Gunwerks rifle undergoes a comprehensive validation process that includes barrel break-in, precision evaluation, creation of a custom ballistic profile using advanced lab equipment, and installation of a laser-marked custom turret. The rifle is zeroed at 100 yards, and delivered tuned over 1000 yards “out of the box”.
Pricing: $12,349 complete rifle tuned ready to go. These are available and in stock. Ammo, bipod, xtra turrets are hard adds.
Action: Gunwerks GLR Ti Action 2-Lug receiver in Titanium, Right or Left Hand available.
Stock: Gunwerks ClymR Carbon Fiber Stock
Barrel: 16″ C40 contour Carbon wrap 416R Stainless Steel barrel
Twist Rates: (.30 cal) – 9 twist
Calibers Available: .308 Win
Weight: Starting at 6.5 lbs
Trigger: TriggerTech Primary set at 2 lbs.
Description
GUNWERKS SET OF TWO FIELD ETHOS LIMITED EDITION PYGMY RIFLES IN .308 WINCHESTER STAMPED NUMERICALLY “2” and “3”
GUNWERKS FIELD ETHOS PYGMY SET OF TWO .308 WINCHESTER RIFLES WITH FULL GUNWERKS LONG RANGE PACKAGE TUNED AND ZEROED OUT OF THE BOX WITH THREE BALLISTIC TURRETS PER RIFLE TWO CASES TUNED AMMUNITION (400 ROUNDS) BT DUOFOLD CUSTOM BIPODS ++
EMERGENCY NOTIFICATION I: SOME PICTURES SHOW 5 RIFLES YOU ARE BUYING A COMPLETE SET OF TWO!
EMERGENCY NOTIFICATION II: MUZZLE VELOCITY NIGH TO 2800 FPS FROM A 16 INCH BARREL = ELK LETHAL AT 600 YARDS THIS AINT YOUR GRANDPAS .308 !!! SIXTEEN INCH SUPERMATCH DESIGNATED BARREL WITH A MUZZLE VELOCITY OF 2781 FEET PER SECOND ALEX!!
- THESE 16 INCH SUPERMATCH BARRELS HAVE THE REQUIRED FT LBS OF ENERGY AT 600 YARDS TO KILL AN ELK ETHICALLY. KILL A HUMANOID AT 1100 YARDS AS EQUIPPED WITH THE 10X OPTIC AND TUNED TURRET/AMMUNITION. SUPERIOR SHORT BARRELED FIREARM TUNED AND ZEROED READY TO GO “OUT OF THE BOX”
- FIELD TESTS WERE SHOWING 2 1/2″ GROUPS AT 500 YARDS WHICH EQUATES TO 1/2″ GROUPS AT 100 YARDS WHICH = 1/2 MOA
- .308 WINCHESTER AND/OR .7.62 NATO IS AVAILABLE AND LITERALLY LYING AROUND IN EVERY COUNTRY IN THE WORLD. THE RUSSIANS WERE USING .308 WINCHESTER IN SYRIA IN STEYR SSG-08A1 SNIPER RIFLES. EVERY NATO COUNTRY USES 7.62 AND .308. EVERY HUNTING CAMP IN THE WORLD HAS .308 CARTRIDGES IN NIGH TO EVERY CABINET. AMMO IS A NON ISSUE!
Gunwerks and Field Ethos teamed up to bring the latest collaborative build. Once they’re gone, they’re gone for good!
THREE BALLISTIC TURRETS PER RIFLE:
- Turret #1 is for the Federal Gold Medal Match 168 grain Sierra MatchKing. Used by Law Enforcement and numerous Gov’t agencies as the go to sniper round; used by hunters for mid sized game.
- Turret #2 is for the Hornady Superformance 150 Grain SST Super Shock Tip; designed specifically for hunters. Devastating on medium to large sized game.
- Turret #3 is the factory Mils turret which an advanced shooter may use or a hunter with a BR4 and load data programmed.
TWO CASES AMMUNITION TUNED W/ TURRETS:
- Unopened case 200 rounds Federal Gold Medal Match 168 Grain #GM308M with matching turret
- Unopened case 200 rounds Hornady Superformance SST 150 grain #80933 with matching turret
TURRET SPLAINING: The elevation turret can be exchanged in under one minute for the turret of your choice. The Leupold CDS (custom dialing system) is numbered in yards from 100 past 1500 yards; deer at 350 yards dial to “3.5”. Hitting steel at 900 yards dial to “9”. Easey peasey.
ACCU-SHOT BT INDUSTRIES BIPOD: The CAL Series Cant And Loc Atlas® Bipod with a quick release lever. Pops on/off the front picatinny rail in seconds. Five independent leg positions – including the patented 45° leg position.
GUNWERKS REVIC ARCA RAIL: Gunwerks Revic mini Arca rail installed. Specifically manufactured for this exact curved Pygmy stock. Flush fit.
COST/BUILD: Invoice is in the pictures $12,349 per rifle. Two brand new FE Pygmy rifles = $24,698. Two extra ballistic turrets total six turrets $280. Cased Federal GM308M 200 rounds $446 (under retail don’t be fooled). Cased Hornady Superformance 80933 200 rounds 10 boxes = $444. Atlas adapted bipods x 2 $712. Fitted ARCA rail no charge. Grand total to be “stuffed” x 2 = $26,580. Az pays tax visa mc discover AMEX add 3.5%
FROM FIELD ETHOS:
By Ron Dan
If you ask some of the best old-school instructors out there, a practical rifle is something every gun guy should have at their disposal. ARs and tactical guns are great, but there’s a solid place for a general-purpose rifle designed to do a lot of tasks well. In our efforts to develop the highest-end practical rifle, we turned to the team at Gunwerks to make the best option that money can buy.
What is a practical rifle really? It’s a rifle that can be grabbed for most any task that you could reasonably ask a rifle to do. Plinking, hunting, defense, tasks around the farm, etc. — it can do it all. It is a gun that you can take anywhere in the country and depend on it. Some of the original thoughts on a practical rifle were to develop skills to handle multiple tasks using a platform that would remain untouched in the event of certain gun bans. Other applications would be developing skills with a rifle if you found yourself in a position where a bolt gun is the only option you had available to you. In modern times, it allows you to have a useful rifle that is legally friendly in a lot of different states and environments.
When talking about practical rifles, you’re going to go through different factors for the build, including platform, caliber, size, and sighting systems (optics vs. irons). Personal preference can come into play for some factors, but it doesn’t hurt to have a short and light rifle in the largest practical caliber you can handle with an optic that gives you the most versatility for close and far shots.
Versatile, Compact Killer — the Pygmy
For the platform, the idea is to have a rifle that is legally friendly in a lot of different states and environments. For this, lever guns and bolt guns are appropriate. Lever guns give you some caliber and range restrictions, so you will often see bolt guns chosen for this role. Modern bolt guns, with the right training, can be very fast to run and are all expected to be sub-MOA from the factory with the right shooter. Also, with AICS mags, you are open to a lot of capacity options, which is why we went this route. With this gun, a 16-inch threaded barrel still gives you a lot of ballistic capabilities while still being as compact and light as possible.
For caliber, I like to go with a round that can handle most all North American game while also being relatively inexpensive to shoot and relatively easy to find. For our build, the clear choice was .308. This round is versatile for hunting and adequate for defense. For availability, it’s one of the most available rifle cartridges out there. Cost-wise for plinking and practice, .308 has become one of the more reasonably priced rounds and there are almost endless load options available. This particular Gunwerks project comes pre-configured to perform with the gold standard of practical rifle loads: Federal’s Gold Medal Match 168-grain Sierra Matchking. This cartridge has been tried and true for years in various applications, and was the load I used 15 years ago for my first big-game rifle kill. It has also been the go to ammunition for snipers for decades..
Finally, you must consider a versatile sighting system for your practical rifle. It’s no secret that I’m a fan of Leupold. I love great glass, and I love the USA, so it’s a pretty easy choice for me. For a long time, my go-to glass for a practical rifle was the original Leupold Mark 4 2.5-8. Tim Lesser guided me toward this magnification range and showed me that more magnification isn’t always necessary or better for hunting scenarios. Fast forward a decade or two and now Leupold has the Mark 5 series in a 2-10 magnification range that gives me more versatility, more clarity, and more features than the older Mark 4 series. On a practical rifle, this is one of the best options available. The lowest magnification range can handle even the closest encounters, and a 10-power scope is going to be as capable as you are out to 1,000 yards. For this rifle, we like .308 for 500 yards and in. We also opted for an illuminated reticle to ensure the optic is effective in less-than-ideal lighting situations.
Elite Practical Rifle Package
Overall, this project really highlighted the best components and specifications we could put together for the last practical rifle you will need to buy. This gun is extremely capable for almost all hunting in the U.S. while still being handy and nimble for daily tasks that it can be called upon to perform. The biggest thing you get out of a Gunwerks rifle is confidence, and that’s hard to put a price tag on. This is designed to be the one rifle that you can depend on, and we picked every aspect of it to be a great tool when you need it.
Price: $12,349 for the Rifle & Optic Package only; no bipod no ammo no hard adds!
Pros: This is one of the most versatile and useful rifle systems available. If you can make this an extension of your body, this will prove to be one of the first guns you will always grab from the safe.
Cons: It’s not the absolute best gun for clearing rooms and it’s not the absolute best gun for shooting steel at 700 yards, but it will do both if you need it to.
Compact Lethality
This suppressor ready short barreled .308 comes with a 16″ barrel with a C40 contour built on the ClymR carbon stock.
Titanium Featherweight
Gunwerks GLR Titanium Action is set in the ClymR stock for the lightest weight configuration. Barrel and action metal is finished in graphite cerakote.
Leupold Mark 5HD 2-10×30 M5C3 FFP Illum. TMR
This mid-range scope is as bomb-proof as it gets, but it’s also incredibly lightweight and accurate.
Ballistic Turret
Gunwerks Ballistic Turret is on the Leupold tuned and ready to go out of the box. Target at 550 yards? Dial to “5.5” and hold dead on. Target at 325 yards? Dial to “3.25”. Good to go.
Features and Specifications
Each Gunwerks rifle undergoes a comprehensive validation process that includes barrel break-in, precision evaluation, creation of a custom ballistic profile using advanced lab equipment, and installation of a laser-marked custom turret. The rifle is zeroed at 100 yards, and delivered tuned over 1000 yards “out of the box”.
Pricing: $12,349 complete rifle tuned ready to go. These are available and in stock. Ammo, bipod, xtra turrets are hard adds.
Action: Gunwerks GLR Ti Action 2-Lug receiver in Titanium, Right or Left Hand available.
Stock: Gunwerks ClymR Carbon Fiber Stock
Barrel: 16″ C40 contour Carbon wrap 416R Stainless Steel barrel
Twist Rates: (.30 cal) – 9 twist
Calibers Available: .308 Win
Weight: Starting at 6.5 lbs
Trigger: TriggerTech Primary set at 2 lbs.
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