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What Makes This One-of-One Gunwerks ClymR 6.5 PRC So Rare?

schminterllc
Aug 13
3 min read

Some rifles are remembered for how they perform; others are remembered because their exact configuration may never appear again. This Skunkwerks by Gunwerks ClymR 6.5 PRC carries both distinctions. Identified as one of one ever built and one of only 13 Wood Fusion ClymR rifles ever made, it occupies an unusual place among Gunwerks' long-range rifles.

 

Its rarity attracts attention, but the engineering beneath the finish gives the rifle its purpose.

 

A Mountain Rifle With a Singular Look

 

The ClymR was developed as a lightweight rifle system for mountain hunting and long-distance shooting. Its dedicated carbon-fiber stock, swept sporter grip, and thumb-shelf support practical handling in steep terrain and improvised shooting positions. The design helps you carry the rifle through demanding countries and establish a consistent hold when a level position is unavailable.

 

This build adds a Wood Fusion stock that changes the rifle’s visual identity. Warm wood tones meet exposed carbon-fiber surfaces, blending sporting tradition with contemporary construction. The finish is not presented as a standard choice across the ClymR line. It belongs to a limited production group reported to include only 13 examples.

 

What “One of One” Means

 

The two rarity statements describe different aspects of the rifle. “One of 13” refers to the number of Wood Fusion ClymR rifles reportedly made. “One of one” identifies this precise Skunkwerks assembly as unique within that group. Caliber, stock treatment, optic, barrel, and selected components can distinguish one build from another, even when both share the same platform.

 

That distinction matters when comparing Gunwerks long-range rifles. Another ClymR chambered in 6.5 PRC may share the platform’s fundamental design. Yet, it should not be assumed to match this rifle’s appearance, accessories, or complete configuration. Every included component and production claim should be confirmed for this example.

 

Built Around the 6.5 PRC

 

The 6.5 PRC chambering fits the ClymR’s mountain and long-range hunting focus. The platform uses a C20 carbon-wrapped 416R stainless-steel barrel, balancing reduced carrying weight with the rigidity expected from a purpose-built rifle system.

 

Its stock geometry and barrel construction make the Wood Fusion finish part of a functional hunting platform rather than a decorative treatment on an unrelated collector piece.

 

The Skunkwerks designation further separates the rifle from ordinary catalog production. It signals an uncommon project shaped by a limited configuration or component combination. Here, scarcity strengthens the story, while the ClymR foundation keeps the rifle connected to field use.

 

A Rare Build Worth Examining Closely

 

Collectors and hunters should look beyond the production number before deciding whether this rifle suits them. Confirm its optic, ammunition, accessories, condition, documentation, and included equipment. Those details establish what the one-of-one designation represents and prevent limited-edition information from being confused with standard ClymR specifications.

 

If this Wood Fusion ClymR reflects what you value in Gunwerks long-range rifles, contact Schminter for verified specifications, availability, and purchasing information. We can help you review the configuration and understand what distinguishes this singular 6.5 PRC build.

 

Frequently Asked Questions

 

1. What caliber is this ClymR?

This rifle is chambered in 6.5 PRC.

 

2. Why is it called one of one?

The label identifies this exact Skunkwerks configuration as a single, unique assembly.

 

3. How many Wood Fusion ClymR rifles were made?

The supplied production information states that 13 were made.

 

4. Is Wood Fusion standard on the ClymR?

No. It is associated with a limited group, not the standard configuration.

 

5. Is the ClymR designed for mountain hunting?

Yes. Its lightweight construction and handling-focused stock support use in mountain terrain.

 

 

 
 
 

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