[stilhuntin]

I stopped by the ER Shaw booth at the NRA National convention and looked at their Mark VII custom rifles. They looked great and seemed to be reasonably priced (starting in the $800 range). Downside is they want over a year to build a rifle.

Does anyone have any info on these rifles or have one. Any info will be greatly appreciated.
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[big dan]

i really like their barrels but have no experience with their rifles... i'd say if you want a std chambering just buy the savage but if you have to have a unique chambering that isn't reasonably available from other suppliers then i'd go with the shaw rifle. it's not hard to change out a barrel, especially on a savage and it doesnt take a year!

 

[243dave]

Ain't their rifles built on a savage action??

 

[gunchamp]

Dont own one but from what I understand, they are shooters. I've kicked the idea around of one in a 375 but have yet to pull the trigger.

 

[jim johnson]

I have ordered one in 6.5x55 but am still waiting at this point.

 

[Oneeye66]

I have ordered one in 6.5x55 but am still waiting at this point.

Did you ever take delivery on this rifle?
Dan

 

[Combat Diver]

Yes, its a Savage action but then its a custom Savage ie type of stock, steel, chamberings (do wish they had a 9.3x62), types of barrels, etc.

CD

 

[TMan]

Yes, its a Savage action but then its a custom Savage ie type of stock, steel, chamberings (do wish they had a 9.3x62), types of barrels, etc.

CD

CD, McGowan makes a barrel for the Savage action in 9.3X62, and they have several twist and finish options. They run about the same price as the Shaw barrels, and their reputation is good.

You should have one

 

[Combat Diver]

Tman, Thanks for the info, diffinently will have to look them up.

CD