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I just wanted to contact you and let you know that I, personally, am a 100% a believer in the quality of your products as again, I've had several of them, and they have all been phenomenal. I hope all is well with you during the new year, and I'll be contacting you again when I'm needing a new hammer to thread onto an action.
R Smith
Extremely pleased with our Remage conversion barrel! I ordered another one!
Jason B.
I swapped Mike's brake from the barrel you just sent him to my 6.5 creedmoor and I was blown away at the mitigation of recoil versus the Area 419 Hellfire brake I have been running. Great job on the these man, I will be coming to you for all my muzzle brakes from now on!
Zachary P.
I have an entire Crown Ridge Barrel Works collection. Every one of them shoot sub 1/2 moa groups. But I have to say the two 223AI’s are some ragged hole shooting coyote stacking works of art.
Ronnie J.
I shot a 13 round ladder that climbed by 0.2 gr per round, and they all went into a 1.3” circle at 100. So that’s a really promising thing. Crown Ridge has some of the cleanest machining I’ve seen.
Stetson B.
OMG! I got to see my rifle yesterday and start paperwork. Absolutely beautiful. Better than I expected. Just wanted to say thank you so much. It was a big hit at the gun store. Can’t wait to shoot it. Have a great day and again thank you.
Scott C.
11/29/23
I recently took delivery of my 223 Wylde from Anthony at CRBW. As a relative newcomer to precision shooting and custom builds I appreciated Anthony’s patience and advice through the build process, which BTW went a lot faster from start to finish than I anticipated. I wanted a target/varmint rifle in a caliber that offered ammunition affordability, availability and of course accuracy. Not much recoil and a rifle I could have fun with at the range or in the field. We went with a SS Shilen 4 groove ratchet rifling at 7.5 twist, Sendero/Varmint contour at 22 inches threaded and Cerakoted, a Mack Brothers Evo II SS action, a Trigger Tech Special trigger adjusted to 1 lb., and an MDT Field Stock (embedded aluminum chassis). The 10-round magazine will allow longer than SAAMI COAL. I put an Arken EPL4 6-24x50mm MOA IL FFP on it due to its light weight and glass quality for the money. All together the build weighs in at about 9.5 lbs. The picture of the rifle shows my “wylde” camo paint job – sort of like some of our sunsets here in the Arizona Sonoran Desert.
As Anthony says, this rifle shoots “lights out.” I don’t reload (yet) but I have put several different brands/bullet weights of factory ammo through this rifle and have never exceeded 1 MOA 5-shot groups. The barrel likes the Federal Berger 73gr OTMs and as the picture shows (just one example), I am getting sub ½-MOA at 100 yards. The point of spending a bit more on a custom rifle over factory builds is to design in the parameters that give you an optimum solution to your objective. For example, no need to have your barreled action blueprinted, your trigger reworked, or stock bedded. You get a custom barrel, SS, chambered to your specs, hand lapped with a twist rate, barrel contour, and length that you specify. Anthony offers several different stocks depending on your intended purpose.
CRBW is a wonderful example of a business model that is customer-centric, and one that many of us feel seems to be disappearing in this age of fads, hocus pocus, and flimflammery.
Yes, I caught the bug a bit late in my life but it’s not too late for me to add a 6.5CM to my growing arsenal.
Allen C
