First before you build the rifle donate a like amount of funds to the NRA or some other 2nd amendment group.
First before you build the rifle donate a like amount of funds to the NRA or some other 2nd amendment group.
"Real men have always needed to know what time it is so they are at the airfield on time, pumping rounds into savages at the right time, etc. Being able to see such in the dark while light weights were comfy in bed without using a light required luminous material." -Originally Posted by ramairthree
I've got an old (read:discontinued) Savage Model 99 in .308 WIN. It utilizes an internal fixed 5-round rotary magazine which eliminates the problem of spire-point rounds in a tube magazine. Dead-nuts accurate for a standard 22" barrel (1 MOA @ 300 meters).
Decent ones can be found for around $450.
I love the BLR TD in 308 after I spend some time on it.
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Thanks I do this rifle as often as I can.
I love the way it comes out.
WWW.SUPERIORFIREARMSLLC.COM
10111 Production Court
Louisville ky. 40299
502-365-2244
Former VSM Regional Endorsed Instructor
MR. Smith may I say you make some of the nicest lever guns / wheel guns i have seen. I think i have to send my 45-70 Guide gun down to you and have some work done..
The Savage 99 is a great choice. I have one in 243 and it can give me 1" groups at 100yds with cheapo factory ammo. Only thing is...around here, they have achieved collector status and tend to run about 500-600 bucks.
The Browning BLR is a good idea, but I don't know how accurate they are. They look handy but they are also very glossy and shiny and I never cared for their fancy finish.
How about the Ruger American Rifle? I have seen them for 350 bucks around here and they come in many calibers. Reviews so far are great for the money spent. Nice triggers, too.
In fact, I have just about given up on my lightweight varminter rig and looking for a Savage or other sporter weight barreled 223 and am considering a Ruger American in 243. The 243 has recoil similar to the 223 but can shoot heavier bullets that make it double duty for deer and varmints. With the current panic buying...243 is TONS easier to find in bulk than 223 and every small town gunstore and Wal Mart carries 243 ammo.
I'd look at a Ruger American or Savage 11 Hunter in 223 or 243....for the money....they are hard to beat.
-brickboy240
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