Space Gun?

Published on March 16, 2021
Duration: 5:04

Lena Miculek tests the Remington XP-100, a unique bolt-action pistol nicknamed the 'Space Gun.' Originally chambered in .221 Fireball or 6x45, this custom model by Frank Glenn is re-barreled in 6mm BR for reduced recoil and flatter trajectory. Despite its age and a failing vintage optic, the XP-100 demonstrates impressive accuracy, with two shots touching at range.

Quick Summary

The Remington XP-100 is a bolt-action pistol famous for long-range shooting, manufactured from 1963-1998. This custom 6mm BR version by Frank Glenn shows remarkable accuracy, even with a failing vintage optic, achieving tight groups.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introducing the Remington XP-100 'Space Gun'
  2. 00:35XP-100 History, Calibers & Customization (6mm BR)
  3. 01:13Competition Legacy: The Masters & Long Range Pistol
  4. 02:42Shooting Positions & Range Demonstration
  5. 04:29Accuracy Results with Vintage Optic

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Remington XP-100?

The Remington XP-100 is a bolt-action pistol, nicknamed the 'Space Gun,' manufactured from 1963 to 1998. It was known for popularizing long-range pistol shooting and featured a single-shot design.

What caliber is the custom Remington XP-100 featured?

The custom Remington XP-100 in the video has been re-barreled by Frank Glenn Custom in 6mm BR. Original models came in calibers like .221 Fireball and 6x45.

What makes the Remington XP-100 unique for competition?

The XP-100 was used in competitions like 'The Masters' for long-range pistol shooting, with shooters engaging targets at 150 and 200 yards from standing or freestyle positions.

How accurate is the Remington XP-100?

Despite its age and a failing vintage optic, the custom 6mm BR XP-100 demonstrated impressive accuracy, with Lena Miculek achieving two shots touching on the target during the test.

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