Parkwest Arms - How do they handle?

[Wathe208]

Would love to hear your experience if you own one. In particular, how they stack up against some other mfg's (including those accross the pond) with around the same price point. Hard to find actual handling/shooting experience posts, just the Dakotas. According to PW, they have increased quality standards/machining to be better than the pre-Remington days. Worth the $$$...?

 

[M70375!]

I stopped at their exhibit at DSC this year, what an awesome bunch of guys!! I was looking at the Savana in 375 H&H that they had , I fell in love with the rifle and the company, I think I am going to drive over tomorrow (5 hour drive) and order a Savana in 416 Rem, even though I already have a Kimber Caprivi in 416 Rem which I love, so later on I can give you a comparison.

 

[Wathe208]

Awesome, thank you kindly! I still don't know anyone that owns one, but they are really nice on the phone as well.

 

[Captain Munro]

I stopped at their exhibit at DSC this year, what an awesome bunch of guys!! I was looking at the Savana in 375 H&H that they had , I fell in love with the rifle and the company, I think I am going to drive over tomorrow (5 hour drive) and order a Savana in 416 Rem, even though I already have a Kimber Caprivi in 416 Rem which I love, so later on I can give you a comparison.

I wish I could have done that after talking with them last year. They had a 416 Rigby with the quarter rib, that spoke to me.

 

[M70375!]

I am just wondering how they hold resale value