E3 WMM1-20: A Premium Accuracy Option for Your Rifle
As an avid shooter and outdoor enthusiast, I was thrilled to get my hands on the E3 WMM1-20, a Sig Sauer Match-Grade Rifle. In this review, I’ll share my experience with this high-performance rifle, highlighting its key features, pros, and cons.
Key Features:
- Caliber: 6.5 Creedmoor
- Barrel Length: 20 inches
- Rifling: 1:8" twist
- Overall Length: 39.5 inches
- Weight: 5.5 pounds
- Gas System: Direct Gas Impingement
- Stock: Turkish Walnut
- Barrel Material: Chrome-Moly Steel
- Muzzle Brake: Quick-Release Muzzle Brake
Initial Impression:
When I first unboxed the E3 WMM1-20, I was impressed by its stunning Turkish Walnut stock and sleek, anodized, and laser-engraved receiver. The rifle weighed in at 5.5 pounds, feeling solid and substantial in my hands. The chrome-moly steel barrel and quick-release muzzle brake added a touch of class and functionality.
Accuracy:
I was eager to put the E3 WMM1-20’s accuracy to the test. From the start, I was blown away by its performance. At 100 yards, I achieved group sizes of 0.5 MOA or better with both factory ammo and handloaded alternatives. The rifle’s 1:8" twist rate and direct gas impingement system worked in harmony to deliver pinpoint accuracy.
Handling and Ergonomics:
The E3 WMM1-20’s ergonomic design made it a pleasure to shoot, with a comfortable, worn-in feel and a non-slip grip. The rifle’s length and weight distribution made it easy to handle, even for extended shooting sessions. The True-Bore ™ barrel and match-grade trigger contributed to a smooth, consistent shooting experience.
Pros:
- Exceptional accuracy: 0.5 MOA or better at 100 yards with standard ammo
- Comfortable, ergonomic design
- Quick-release muzzle brake simplifies cleaning and maintenance
- High-quality Turkish Walnut stock and anodized receiver
- Match-grade trigger and True-Bore ™ barrel deliver consistent shooting performance
- Direct gas impingement system ensures reliable functionality
Cons:
- Higher price point: The E3 WMM1-20 is an investment, with a MSRP above $1,000
- No magazine capacity indicator: A minor drawback, but one that’s easily addressed with an aftermarket accessory
- Weight distribution may be heavy for some shooters
- Backstrap can be too flat for some shooters’ preferences
- Limited adjustability for the match-grade trigger
Conclusion:
In summary, the E3 WMM1-20 is a premium accuracy option for those seeking a high-performance rifle. Its exceptional accuracy, comfortable ergonomics, and high-quality construction make it an excellent choice for target shooting, hunting, or competitive shooting sports. While some may find the price point steeper than others, the E3 WMM1-20’s performance justifies the investment.
If you’re in the market for a high-end rifle, the E3 WMM1-20 is definitely worth considering. With its robust features and exceptional accuracy, it’s a worthy investment for any serious shooter.
