Bansner & Company, LLC

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Booth 5670

It begins! Come see us at booth 635.

That's it folks! Great to see everyone here at convention. See you in Reno for the .

Day 2 of let's go! Come see us at booth 4045.

@philmassaro has been putting one of our custom safari rifles through its paces all over the world. Love to hear Phil's tales (some taller than others 😂) of his adventures. Keep it up!

Looking for a new custom rifle of your own? Call or DM.

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There's just something special about a safari rifle. Pictured here is a recently finished Classic Safari in 375 H&H. As with everything we make, this rifle is a blend of performance and craftsmanship. It's a deadly serious hunting tool crafted with a nod to classic gunmaking using modern, more weather-resistant materials and coatings. ⁠
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More Bansner Classics for the Winchester Model 70 headed out the door. If your M70 is looking for a new lease on life try one of these!

This HVT is ready to sling some lead! Who's hitting the range this weekend?⁠
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If you're interested in putting together a rig like this our HVT stock is a compliment to any 700 footprint action. Take a look at the full specs - link in bio. Happy Friday!⁠
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Ready for another grueling day at work...⁠
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Another Winchester M70 fitted and bedded with our Classic M70 stock, recoil pad installed, stock painted and metal finished with @Cerakote. This is our "Signature Stock Installation" package and it's one helluva way to take your favorite rifle to the next level. Take a look at our selection of stocks. Link in bio. More models and inlets coming soon! ⁠
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Our latest custom rifle left the shop yesterday with a very happy new owner! We're proud and excited to be building rifles on our new HVT stock. It's taken a couple years and a couple versions, but we're happy to say that the HVT 700 stock is in production! We think you're gonna love this thing. Check out the specs and get one! Link in bio.⁠
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Hope you're all having a great weekend!⁠
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Happy Friday! Here's a few detail shots of a Signature Stock Install we just finished up on a Model 70. This is the type of fit and finish we pride ourselves on. It's what you can expect if you send your barreled action in to have one of our stocks installed. ⁠
We used one of our Bansner Classic M70 stocks for this job. They're available now at our online shop!⁠
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Check out the link in bio to purchase a stock or learn more about our installation services.⁠
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A Bansner & Co. Yukoner headed out to its new owner! This one is in 6.5 PRC. If you appreciate performance and craftsmanship and you're looking for a lightweight rifle give us a call.⁠
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We've got rifles in stock and on sale! No show season this year means we don't need these rifles to display. Ya know, nowhere to display them at really. So it's time for them to get out there and do what they were ultimately built to do! Which is definitely not sit in a safe unused.⁠
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Some of these rifles have been to a few shows, some were built for shows that couldn't happen. All are in near perfect condition but we're still offering a discount! They're up for sale on our website now.
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The word "custom" gets thrown around a lot. Often it's warranted, but just as often it's just a word tacked on because it sounds good. We believe that custom means effectively and creatively meeting a person's specific needs for their project while never compromising on attention to detail both mechanically and aesthetically.⁠
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Put simply: Solve the problem. Make it work and look better than when you started. ⁠
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Some of our projects are more custom than others. Here's a rifle for a good friend and client who is right handed but lost the sight in his right eye. It's a 700 that we've rebarreled in 6mm TCU and bedded into one of our new HVT stocks. We then cut out enough comb to allow for left eye shooting without taking away from the look and lines of the stock.⁠
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Fit and finish! This is one of our Miller M70 stocks. It's been painted and had a recoil pad installed for the customer but it hasn't been bedded. This is the kind of fit you can expect when you drop your Model 70 into our stock.⁠
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Enjoy the weekend!⁠
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@ Adamstown, Pennsylvania

Headed out to it's new owner! Enjoy!

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Another custom rifle finished up and ready to ship! This one is chambered in the never-a-bad-choice 300 Win Mag. ⁠
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A few close shots here to show the stock fitment. Details make the difference!⁠
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@ Adamstown, Pennsylvania

Different strokes for different folks. We don't judge.⁠
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Our HVT stock for the Rem 700 and clones will be available soon. Very soon.

It will be available in both long and short action. Left handed and adjustable cheek models will be available shortly after.

Stay tuned!

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The Javelin Pro Hunt bipod from @spartanprecision has quickly become one of our favorite and most requested accessories. We want the best stuff we can find when it comes to what components we use and this fits the bill. They're lightweight yet rugged, and minimal in size while remaining fully featured. We appreciate that. They're great people to work with as well which we appreciate even more! ⁠
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Here's a close up detailing how we install the adapters. Totally flush so there's nothing to catch. To have a completely slick forend we'd replace the sling swivel stud with a flush mounted QD socket.⁠
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"Why only 3 shots?"⁠
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Simple. It's not that the rifle or shooter isn't capable of printing a nice 5 or 10 shot group. It's just that in an awful lot of hunting situations if you haven't hit what your aiming at after 3 shots, you're up the creek. More than likely whatever it was that you were trying to hit is a whole lot farther away and running hard!⁠

Thanks to @hendershots_sg for the excellent custom ammo!
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@ Adamstown, Pennsylvania

Monday. Sometimes it's good... sometimes it's not so good. We wish you a good one.

We're crankin' away over here!

A Bansner & Co. HVT in 308 Win ready for action! This is an early version of our HVT stock. Our latest model for Rem 700 long and short will be in production and available for sale in just a few weeks! We not only sell the raw stock, we offer pad installation and paint as well. Want your rifle to look like this? We do full stock installations complete with our signature bedding, stock color of your choice and @Cerakote for the metal! ⁠
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Now I'm gonna go make some music...⁠
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@ Adamstown, Pennsylvania

Barrel flutes! Our horizontal mill has one purpose: to cut flutes in barrels. But the flutes themselves are multi-purpose. There's a lot of confusion and argument surrounding this topic. But here's what we can tell you for sure based on our experience cutting troughs into perfectly good barrels for 20+ years. They reduce weight (more than you might imagine.) That weight difference can help to balance a rifle (especially rifles with lightweight stocks.) They DO NOT negatively affect accuracy (as long as you can make do with sub-MOA and sub half-MOA groups.) Last but certainly not least: they look badass.⁠
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They may well do other things, but as I said, this is what we can tell you from our experience. So let's hear it! Flutes or no?⁠
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@ Adamstown, Pennsylvania

Barrel flutes! Our horizontal mill has one purpose: to cut flutes in barrels. But the flutes themselves are multi-purpose. There's a lot of confusion and argument surrounding this topic. But here's what we can tell you for sure based on our experience cutting troughs into perfectly good barrels for 20+ years. They reduce weight (more than you might imagine.) That weight difference can help to balance a rifle (especially rifles with lightweight stocks.) They DO NOT negatively affect accuracy (as long as you can make do with sub-MOA and sub half-MOA groups.) Last but certainly not least: they look badass.⁠
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They may well do other things, but as I said, this is what we can tell you from our experience. So let's hear it! Flutes or no?⁠
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9.3x62 Mauser. Is there still a place for this old medium bore? We appreciate innovation and enjoy using the latest and greatest cartridges available. That said, we by no means look down our noses at the classics. Far from it! They're "classics" for a reason. There's quite a few cartridges out there whose reputations have been earned over the long haul and we regularly (and heartily) recommend them. Maybe 9.3x62 isn't generally considered a "classic" like the 30-06 or the 375 H&H, but an awful lot of people who use it say it should be! What do you think?

Engraving by @mikescustomweaponry

Bansner & Company, LLC updated their phone number.

Bansner & Company, LLC updated their phone number.

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Bansner & Company, LLC updated their business hours.

Stock-line, the place where the stock meets metal, says a lot about a rifle and those who built it. This is an all important transition in a rifle for both performance and aesthetic reasons. Is the edge parallel with the bore axis or does it rise or fall away from it? If there are gaps, are they intentional? If they're intentional are they even and uniform? Do the contours of the stock naturally meet and compliment the lines and contours of the action? Does it look like the perfect match or more like a square peg in a round hole? ⁠
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We ask ourselves these questions every day and If we don't like the answer, the jobs not finished. Finish the job.⁠
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