New for 2021: Nosler M48 Mountain Carbon

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posted on January 28, 2021
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The M48 Mountain Carbon, from Nosler, is an ultralight, backcountry-ready rifle, taking full advantage of weight-saving carbon-fiber. Built around an M48 action mated to a match-grade, cut-rifled, carbon-wrapped barrel with a threaded muzzle, the gun is guaranteed to less than an MOA with proper Nosler ammunition. A Timney Trigger with a two-position safety further helps this equation.
M48 Mountain Carbon in Granite Green

The barreled action is glass- and aluminum-pillar bedded into an Ultralight Mountain Hunter stock, colored either in Granite Green or Shale Gray. Lastly, all steel is coated in Tungsten Grey Cerakote to resist the elements. 
M48 Slate Gray

For more information on this 6-pound rifle, fed by a top-loading, hinged-floorplate magazine, please check out the video above, or visit nosler.comMSRP: $3,140

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