R93 in .243 and another in .308.
Plus points:
Accuracy straight out of the box - certainly better than my old Sako 75
Changing barrels (and scopes) is the work of a moment
POI doesn't seem to change, whoever is behind the trigger
Fast cycling time
Breaks down into a handy size for travelling
Minus points:
Have to full size, rather than neck size, on reloads.
Unless you are a reloading geek, you may well give up reloading given the Blasers seeming ability to shoot almost any factory ammo well
Every accessory costs an arm and a leg
Don't expect accessories built for standard QR studs to necessarily fit (Harris bipods excepted)
You'll have to ditch all your existing bolt holders
Endless quips from non-Blaser owners "oh, so you want your face mashed in when it misfires", "Blasers jam don't they", "crap plastic rifles", etc. etc.
Having to then listen to the same non-Blaser owners explain why their grouping was worse ("a gust of wind", "I pulled that shot", "the battery on my reloading scales is playing up", "of course it's zeroed for 600 yards", "it's a new moderator", etc. etc.)
Worst of all, having bought one Blaser you are likely to find yourself acquiring another...and another...
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