r/canadaguns • u/looloopklopm • 29d ago

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Wife not home so guns go in the kitchen.

12.5" MRA Renegade Mk2 in 223 wylde with furniture upgrades, a romeo 5x and hm3x, and my brand new 24" Bergara B14 HMR in 308 with a Bushnell Match Pro ED 5-30x56.

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u/Dill_Pickle_Tears 29d ago

2 core guns on my collection building wishlist. How’re the rifles treating you?

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u/looloopklopm 29d ago

Renegade runs good! Only issues have been with jams riding the bolt home (my fault). It rips off a loud crack when I pull the trigger. Seems accurate enough shooting bulk xtac.

I haven't shot the Bergara yet 😊 it feels much higher quality than all of my other guns.

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u/Dill_Pickle_Tears 29d ago

Great to hear! I’m hoping to get a maverick in 308 and a renegade, along with some B14s; one in .308 and one in .22lr for training.

They both seem like awesome platforms

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u/looloopklopm 29d ago

I've always wanted to try a maverick. That platform in 308 would be so fun (and expensive).

But yeah no complaints on the renegade that's for sure - I guess if I had to, taking the buffer tube off to clean it is a bit annoying.

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u/Status_Ticket5044 28d ago

I wonder why MRA felt obliged to attach the buffer tube to the upper? They negated the main advantage of a split receiver. Having said that, it stays surprisingly clean for a few hundred rounds. I cleaned it thoroughly for the first time the other day and it wasn't as much effort as a 10/22.

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u/Murray3-Dvideos 28d ago

Increased durability would be one big reason. I suspect further distancing their design from the AR for FRT classification reasons would be notable as well. Could also argue that its a more accurate setup, the optic, barrel and buttstock all being solid to one another.