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6/5/2018 9:20:24 PM EDT
Hey all,

I just got a State Arms "Dicke Berta" SN 2XX from a trade. I cannot find too much info on the model origin other than I think it ended up being the Big Bertha later on.

Any thoughts or info on it would be great

"And still get their promised 300K per year Board of Director jobs."
6/6/2018 11:11:52 PM EDT
[#1]
So I found out through state arms that this was sold as an action only to another firearms manufacturer back in early 2001. I am looking them up and contacting them to find out specifics of what the specs are on this rifle. I am excited to shoot this and see how she does.
"And still get their promised 300K per year Board of Director jobs."
7/28/2018 11:14:38 PM EDT
[#2]
I have a state arms rebel.  They aren't extremely well known but make a nice rifle.I

I'm going to have to buy a repeater next time.  I don't love the bushmaster, but its price is hard to turn away from.

Enjoy it without worry, it's a solid gun.  Not some fly by night job.
Don't spend too much time worrying about what I wrote. I'm either being sarcastic or blowing off steam.
10/2/2018 6:58:32 AM EDT
[Last Edit: LongRange-50BMG][Edited] [#3]
I own a State Arms Shorty. It utilizes the same action/bolt you have.

Mine, is highly modified for Benchrest Matches in the FCSA

Mod's are

Action bedded in Manners Carbon Fiber Stock
34" Feddersen Barrel with Armalite AR-50 Brake (much better than the SA it originally had)

Front & Rear Slides made for Rests used in match.

If I knew how to post a picture here I would. If you want to see it, PM me and I can send them to you direct.

Lastly, the gun shoots far better than my abilities. It shot a .6 MOA 6-7/16"  and a .2 MOA 2-5/8" ( 2.438" )5 shot groups at the FCSA WC this year in Raton, NM

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