Description
The Seekins Precision Havak Element M3 is built for the precision shooter who wants a capable, lightweight bolt gun that doesn’t sacrifice long-range performance in the field. It centers on the .22 Creedmoor chambering, a cartridge that pushes a smaller, high-BC projectile at higher velocity than its 6mm and 6.5 siblings while generating noticeably less barrel heat and recoil — a meaningful advantage during extended strings of fire or when glassing and shooting from awkward positions.
The 20-inch barrel is threaded 5/8×24 and cut with a 1-in-8 twist, which stabilizes heavier .22-caliber match bullets — think 80-grain class projectiles — that extract the most from the Creedmoor’s case capacity at distance. That twist rate means ammunition selection matters: lighter varmint bullets in the 50–55 grain range may over-stabilize, so this rifle rewards handloaders and shooters who feed it purpose-matched match ammunition.
The action sits inside the Seekins Mini Chassis, which is built around a carbon fiber Urban Shadow stock. Carbon fiber keeps overall system weight down without the flex you’d accept from a polymer chassis, which translates to consistent cheekweld and repeatable barrel harmonics shot to shot. The chassis runs an integrated full-length M-LOK rail, so accessories can be mounted without separate picatinny adapters, and an integrated 20 MOA rail with a level is machined in at the top — the pre-built slope lets you dial long-range elevation without exhausting your scope’s internal adjustment range before you reach the target distance. The Armorer Black Anodize finish is corrosion-resistant and non-reflective, suited to the field conditions the name implies. A three-round polymer magazine is included.




