Volquartsen Firearms Announces a Summit Rifle in 17 Mach 2

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January 8, 2019 – Volquartsen Firearms just announced that they will be chambering their Summit Rifle in .17 Mach 2 (17HM2).  This comes barely a week after the announcement by CCI of their new VNT line of .17 Mach 2 (17HM2) ammunition.  Once again, now that the .17 Mach 2 (17HM2) ammunition is readily available, there seems to be a resurgence of this once, extremely popular round.

Specs

  • A suppressor-ready 1/2 x 28 threaded barrel
  • Crisp, clean 1.75 lb trigger pull
  • Made in the USA
  • Magpul Stock Available Colors:  Black, FDE, OD Green and Gray
  • Build Your Own in the Volquartsen Custom Shop

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Here is the announcement sent out by Voltquartsen:

After much anticipation, we are proud to introduce the Summit chambered in 17 Mach 2. Its straight-pull toggle bolt system is the perfect platform for the 17 Mach 2.

The Summit features a lightweight carbon fiber barrel design that provides pin point accuracy in an easy to carry lightweight rifle. The barrel is also threaded 1/2 x 28 to accommodate the suppressor of your choice. The Summit comes standard with a 1.75 lb trigger pull.

The 17 Mach 2 Summit might just be the most fun you’ve ever had squirrel hunting!

It has been quite the journey developing this rifle. A couple of years ago I was hearing the same rumors that you were hearing – the 17 Mach 2 round was going to be discontinued. Many of us were hoping this was nothing more than a rumor. There are few cartridges better than the 17 Mach 2 on small varmints inside 100 yards.

And then, almost out of nowhere, 17 Mach 2 ammo was available everywhere. Our staff was receiving inquiries daily as to what we had available for the Mach 2. On top of that, CCI has just released a brand new 17 Mach 2 cartridge, the CCI 17 Mach 2 VNT.

Title Photo Credit:  @22Plinkster

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