Introducing the Universal Match Rifle System, a rifle system designed to be easily converted to many different competition disciplines, by changing a few attachments it’s possible to have a top of the line NRA Highpower rifle, Palma Rifle, or PRS tactical competition rifle at very reasonable cost
The core of the system is a custom action manufactured to our specifications by Pierce Engineering, the action and all it’s components (except the firing pin spring) have a hard, corrosion resistant and slick black nitride finish, the magazine opening will accept AICS or AIAW magazines, each one is individually hand tuned to be as smooth and easy to operate as possible
The UMRS chassis system is a very rigid and lightweight modular design, the scope rail has 20MOA angle, and is securely attached to the action with three #10 screws and two dowel pins, the fully indexable forend is attached to a threaded steel cup clamped between the action and barrel shoulder, the action is permanently bonded into the action sleeve for the highest possible accuracy potential, this does not interfere in any way with fitting a barrel or servicing the trigger, the 5 way adjustable buttstock is easily detached for compact transport and cleaning, it’s finished in a durable and attractive mil spec titanium anodized finish (optional Cerakote finish available)
The UMRS can be configured in several versions by selecting various forend, buttstock, and magazine well options, video link below
Universal Match Rifle configuration
UPDATE:
Bob Gill used his UMRS to win the 2018 NRA Midrange National Campionships with an amazing score of 2199-159x, Outstanding!
Allen Thomas used his UMRS to win the 2018 Berger Southwest Nationals sling grand aggregate! Well done!
Available attachments which are easily changed;
Ergo handstop (properly designed to maximize comfort while sling shooting) $55
Picatinny forend accessory rail with sling cup (for attaching a bipod or tripod and sling) $30
Barricade stops (provide stable bottom and side stops for barricade stages) $90/pair
Rear bag rider, adjustable for height and angle $35
Rear balance weight stack (adds up to 1 pound to the rear of the rifle to help balance the rifle for offhand shooting) $20
Barrel nut socket tool , only needed if you’re fitting a “remmage” style barrel $30
The UMRS comes with your choice of magazine well/lower units:
AICS/AIAW magazine lower unit
R5 magazine lower unit uses CMI proprietary 5 round magazines designed specifically to perfectly feed the BR, BRX, Dasher (R5 magazine $65)
Single shot lower unit with cartridge follower
The UMRS is available as a complete rifle ready to accept your gunsight or as a “builders kit”
UMRS complete rifle includes your choice of a high quality cut rifled Brux or button rifled Benchmark stainless barrel in the short action chambering of your choice and your choice of a Trigger Tech, Jewell, or Bix n Andy trigger
UMRS “builders kit” excludes the barrel and trigger which allows you or your gunsmith to finish the build, because the UMRS action has a standard Remington barrel tennon a pre fit “Remmage” barrel nut system may be used but requires our special barrel nut socket tool (barrel nut not included)
Pricing;
Basic UMRS Highpower rifle, includes your choice of barrel/chambering, lower/magwell unit, Trigger Tech or Jewell trigger, ergo handstop and rear balance weights $3000 (B&A 2 stage trigger +$250)
Basic UMRS PRS rifle, includes your choice of barrel/chambering, lower/magwell unit, ambidextrous cheekpiece, Trigger Tech or Jewell trigger, rear bag rider, forward picatinny accessory rail $3000 (threaded muzzle +$80) (B&A 2 stage trigger +$250)
Basic UMRS Highpower or PRS model “builders kit” includes your choice of lower/magwell unit, (no barrel or trigger) $2250
Gary love the look of he chassis, looking forward to adding one th my safe in th future. I have the R5 in 6BR 😁.
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Whitney
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I’m not a gunsmith, but was wondering with the action in the receiver, does it still mount up to a lathe? For threading barrel/ headspacing/ etc to action.
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Jason
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Hi Jason,
yes re barreling is no different, you just treat the action/sleeve assembly the same way you would treat the action
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Left hand?
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yes!
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