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See the section at the bottom of the page to learn how to buy a custom rifle.

Liberty Hill Precision Texas Hunter

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Texas Hunter

$4,900.00
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Defiance Ruckus Action, CBI SS MTU Barrel, Suppressor Ready, Woox Furiosa Stock, Night Force Scope and Rings, AICS Mag, Pelican Case included.


Price does not include taxes and shipping if applicable

The 375 Overwatch

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Custom ELR/LR Hunter

SOLD but we can make more - 375 Overwatch- Custom ELR/LR Hun

$7,499.00
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This is a 375 RUM.  Our production has dubbed it 375 Overwatch as it is the perfect stand off and long range hunting rifle.  Nothing escapes the Overwatch!

  

Build Specifications: 375 RUM Overwatch. 335" Freebore...

New Custom REM 700 Ultra Magnum caliber 375 RUM Action, Badger Bolt Knob, Fluted bolt, M16 LRI Oversized Extractor, Monster 375 RUM custom chamber made with custom reamer and headspace gauge, M24 Barrel at 29 in. Terminator 4 brake, two stage Geissele 1.21 lbs trigger, 34mm Seekins Precision Unimount, Trijicon 5-50x56mm Tenmile 34mm  


Hornady Custom dies and 200 rounds of ammo go with this rifle.


Rem700 Extreme Muzzle Loader

Remington 700 .45 cal xml

Extreme Muzzle Loader

Rem700 XML .45 CAL

$3,500.00
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Prices start at 3500 and can go up to 6800 depending on options.

Nightforce rails, and rings are almost always used, scope options as well as trigger can affect price.


Typical build

Rem700 SA or Clone

Brux 27" SS or others as available

McMillian Edge or other Stock

NF 20MOA rail and rings

Trued action

These rifles equal or surpass most centerfire rifles of the same caliber, pushing the pittman 250g 45 cal bullets 2500fps


Custom Long Range 22LR Rifles - Seeker Series

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We put the Long Range in 22LR

Custom 22LR Rifles

$1,259.00
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Prices start at $1259, add Lilja or McGowen 1:9 twist barrel  for $400


Scope selection, rings, rail mount can increase final price.


CZ 457's, Ruger RPR and soon the Bergara with Proof carbon fiber barrels.


LHPF takes stock rifles and accurizes the bolt, actions and barrels or replaces barrel with Lilja, Mcgowen or other to ensure  a 22LR capable of shooting 100-600y with a variety of ammunition.


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How to Order a Custom Rifle

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What is it you want to do with this rifle?

The number one thing is the rifles purpose. Hunting whitetail and other thin skinned game? Shooting steel a long or extreme long range?  A safe queen to show off and hunt with once?

Understanding the purpose of this firearm will go a long way to what components we recommend and how much the rifle will cost.

Calibers

Stick with something that works and ammo is easily found or made.  Wildcatters will tell you all about the benefits of whatever odd-ball they have come up with but in the end if you don't have time make or the money to source the custom ammo its not worth it.  Reloading is a hobby and when it becomes job or an absolute necessity you will likely not shoot as often.  The other side of that coin is it can be a lot of fun and something family members can do and enjoy together.

Barrels

Don't go read "what the pros use" unless you plan on being on the competition line next to them and even then its not that important.  This is your custom rifle not anyone else.  There are a number of brands out there that make fantastic barrels that shoot 1/2, 1/4 MOA or better that are not on the list of "what the pros use"  With that said getting a well made barrel is often why we choose a custom rifle over a factory rifle.  Most gunsmiths have a few recipes for building accurate and precise guns - listen to the guy/gal building it.

The other factor with barrels is contour.  There are dozens of names for the various contours - what to remember is light, medium, heavy, and really heavy.  Again this is why we get custom rifles.  The last thing is twist.  Standard, faster than standard and fast for caliber.  The reason we go with faster twist barrels is to take advantage of heavier and longer bullets.  The faster twist will stabilize these bullets better and increase accuracy and precision.  Lastly 'sometimes' a faster twist will shoot regular factory ammo of standard sizes better as well but not always.  If you are interested in learning more about this consult any number of websites regarding the "miller forumula" on bullet stabilization.   

Accuracy and Precision

After talking about barrels it's important to reflect back on the purpose of your rifle.  Always reflecting back on what the purpose of the firearm is going to be should determine your needs here.  A 1/4 MOA, 1/2 MOA or 1 MOA Gun is accurate and precision. A 2 MOA Gun can get a job done but it will have limitations.   MOA is Minute of Angle or roughly 1inch at 100 yards.  This scale is actually based on 1.047 in at 100 yards which is why we round it off.  Doesn't matter much until you reach extreme distances.  For instance: at 200 yards an MOA is 2.094in  so does it matter if you are .094 off on a deer or a 10inch piece of steel plate?  Not really.  At 500 yards an MOA is 5.23in  so now we are talking about a quarter inch.  At 1000 yards its an extra 1/2 inch.  

If you shooting 2MOA steel at 1000y or deer at 300 y a 1MOA is plenty sufficient.  Where it gets serious is thinking about the kill zone on an animal at 500, 600,700 or even 1000 yards.  The kill zone doesn't change its still about 5 inches, in my opinion, for an good ethical kill.  So at 500 yards a 1 MOA gun should hit in the kill zone as long as the shooter does their job and makes a good wind call.  Its harder than you think.  Beyond 500 yards the need for a hunting rifle to be 1/2MOA or 1/4 MOA gets real.  Now you have a better chance of keeping that bullet in the kill zone or on steel.   

The more accurate and precise the higher the price in most cases.  There are factory rifles that produce this but if you buy a custom rifle you want it guaranteed.


Stocks

Another reason to go with a custom rifle is get the look and characteristics you truly want for your rifle and your rifles purpose.  

You can go ultra light, light, standard/traditional, tactical, competition grade. Mag Fed or hidden mag or even single shot.  Have an image in your head or pics that we can look at.  There is no wrong answer or wrong stock - its the one you want and choose for YOUR custom rifle.

Action

Almost too much to say here but we are going single shot bolt action, multi shot bolt action or semi-auto platform. There are a number of brands but really most of the time it comes down to Remington 700 and its clones or Savage Actions.  Yes there are other but these are the most common and attainable. 

A solid and trued action is the difference between factory gun and a custom rifle. Mating the action, bolt and barrel together with mindful precision is what makes a truly accurate and precise rifle.

The number of options available is endless really.  Just think about question 1, which is the purpose of your new rifle.

Trigger

Like a good barrel a good quality trigger can spell the difference between a bad shot and a wounded animal vs a clean break and an ethical kill.  It can also mean the difference in hitting that 1 mile steel target or completely missing the target.

Again, refer to question 1. Hunting, tactical, plinking under 700y or competing at 1mile and beyond?  The weight can be from 2oz to 5lbs or fully adjustable.

Hunting I like a 1.5 to 2.5lb trigger.  Competition medium bore same.  Big bore under 1lb.  22LR Plinking 8-10oz.  That's me and in most cases that's where I'll recommend you start.  We can try different triggers in the shop so you have valid point of reference.

Optics

Okay, this is were people get crazy.  Bottom line get good glass.  Yes you can hunt with a 100$ scope and it may last you a long time. Cheap scopes have limitations in features, low and bright light visibility, field of view, accuracy and warranty.

Get as much scope as you can afford and then a little more.  You won't regret it.  I can put you on  $400 gun with a $400 scope and I can get you on a 1000 yard target.  A custom gun costing between 2k and 10k will not do well with a $400 scope because the rifle is going to out shoot that scope every time.  

If you want a hunting rifle, being able to see in a wide variation of light conditions and environments can be critical.  Same goes for a target rifle or trainer.  If all you see is mirage at 500 yards and the target looks like it is in 4 different places at once you will never hit the target.  I'm always going to suggest a little better glass because its worth it. I've never even heard of anyone taking a quality higher priced scope off their rifle for a much cheaper one. 

So upgrade now and don't be disappointed. Buy once cry once.

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