
Originally Posted by
TCBA_Joe
You're still looking at a $600-800 difference (after it comes out and the prices stabilizes) for something that's going to be carried through the woods and used to shoot a half-dozen rounds to zero and then once at a deer every year.
I'm all for buying high quality guns, but as long as the user defines his role, if they want to use a lesser rifle and it fits in there usage, the cheaper rifle may be a good call. Would an R-25 be an appropriate choice for a Vickers Battle Rifle class or a DMR course? Or as the go-to for a SHTF gun? Absolutely not.
But for a hunter looking for a auto-loading alternative to a Remington 700? Good to go in my opinion.
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