Posted January 25, 2019 10:00 am by Comments

By Chris Eger

Nosler’s entry into the ultra-lightweight mountain rifle market is handy and runs just 6-pounds (Photos: Chris Eger/Guns.com)
Oregon-based Nosler announced their new M48 Mountain Carbon ultra lightweight rifle at SHOT Show this week.
Chambered in seven calibers initially, the 48-series bolt-action rifle comes standard with a match grade, cut rifled carbon-wrapped barrel bedded into a Granite Green Ultra-light Mountain Hunter stock.
With a 24-inch PROOF Research Sendero-contour barrel, the series tips the scale across the board at 6-pounds flat while the overall length runs about 45-inches. It includes a Timney Trigger with a two-position safety, a hinged aluminum floorplate, and a 5/8x24TPI threaded barrel.
With the receiver finished in a Tungsten Grey Cerakote, the M48 Mountain Carbon has both a carbon fiber stock with a textured finish and carbon-wrapped barrel.
The rifle is offered in short actions for 6mm and 6.5mm Creedmoor with a four-round magazine capacity. Long action variants in .26, .28, .30, and .33 Nosler as well as .300 Win Mag have a three-round capacity. Company reps tell Guns.com that other calibers, such as 7mm-08, are on the table in the coming months.

Pitched to avid sheep and mountain goat hunters who treasure a rugged and dependable rifle that can deliver at distance but

Source: Guns.com

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