This rifle is desinged to be what I consider a long range killing machine in the mid weight category. 
The weight generally comes in around 9 pounds (without a optic). I feel that this is the perfect weight for a rifle for customers who are looking for a rifle to take game beyond 600 yards that is easy to drive, easy to see your shots, and has a true solid feel. 
 
The accuracy I typically see in these guns with factory Hornady 143 Precision Hunter ammunition is in the .25 - .375 MOA at 100 yards. Handloads and Custom ammo manufactures can make these typically shoot in the .1s- .30 MOA at 100 if your a good trigger puller. 
 
This is a very similar set up to what I personally hunt with most of the time. For out west, around powerlines, or a big beanfield this would always be my first choice in the rifles that I use. The parts I pick for these guns are what i have the utmost confidence in and they have never let me down. 
 
What makes an Exodus Rifle diffrent from others? I myself do all the machine work, bedding of the stock, cerakoting, function checking, and accuracy testing of each rifle I build. This is not a production shop rifle. This is a rifle that is built with hardwork and love. This is a rilfe that you will want to keep forever and pass down to the next generation. 
 
The muzzle threads on this rifle are cut to 5/8X24 Class 3A to work with all high quality suppressors
 
Standard parts on this rifle is 
 
Impact Precision 737 Action
McMillan GameWarden 2.0 stock (color options avaliable)
Krieger or Bartlein Remington Varmint Contour stainless steel barrel
Bix n Andy Dakota trigger 
Hawkins Precision Hunter DBM
Hawkins Hunter 3 round magazine
Bat Machine thread protector
Elite Cerakote on all metal that needs it 
Pelican vault case for shipping or similar
 
Options that you may add for an addtional fee
 
Selftiming muzzle brake
Fluting of barrel
Custom load work up 
Custom Data
Private training with myself where we can engage targets out to 1000 yards
Insured shipping