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If accuracy and low cost are your main criteria, and the rifle must be brand new, then the Savage, CZ or Charles Daly Mark X should fit the bill. A Ford or Chevy will get you from point A to point B as well as a Lexus or Mercedes but it won't have the finer points.
 
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It has become apparent that Redneck64 is a horses ass, IGNORE mode ON.
 
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I have made no reference to savage rifles, you were too busy calling me an elitist snob to notice apparently. I have no problem with anyone prefering or using a savage, why do have one with me prefering an FN?

It seems you are just looking for a fight, which I can't be bothered to give you.

It also appears that you can speak english and yet I still haven't the foggiest notion what your point of asking me what planet I am from is all about?






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Posts: 255 | Location: Wurtsboro,NY.USA | Registered: 11 May 2003Reply With Quote
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Get a Charles Daly M98
 
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Rifleman,

Yesterday evening I stopped at a local Pawn shop here in Louisiana, they had some fine rifles at a great price. They had several used Rem. Mod. 700s in 30-06 and 270 win for around 230-250 dollars. These rifles were in great shape, some of them didn't have any scratches at all. The bolts were nice and smooth. The barrels looked as if they had not been fired hardly any.

You might want to check into something like that.

Good Luck!

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I strongly second that as these are two of the finest production rifles ever made. I have owned several .270s, bought my first in '68, there is no better cartridge for 90%+ of North American hunting and all of mine have been sub moa shooters. It is an easy round to load for, gentle on the shoulder and will kill Elk and Moose very dead with one shot. I think that you would be really happy if you got a Pre-64 or FN and would treasure the rifle for the rest of your days.

There is far more to rifles than shooting small groups, just as there is more to rifle knowledge than acting like a loudmouth jackass..........
 
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In the $600.00 range +/- My choice would be
A used pre 64 mod 70 or Ray's FN.

My pre 64 I flat out Love that rifle.And it feels perfect
in my hands.A joy to hunt with.





ECHO!! This is exactly my idea of rifles. Invest some more money in a quality mount and a good scope. Personally, I would bed the action and install pillars.

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In the $600.00 range +/- My choice would be
A used pre 64 mod 70 or Ray's FN.

I have owned 3 savage, a 270,30.06 and 338wm.They shoot.But I would never say they are a "fine" rifle.Functional, yes.Just not to my liking.

My pre 64 I flat out Love that rifle.And it feels perfect
in my hands.A joy to hunt with.

That's my .02

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Rifleman, I will tell you what I bought and maybe you will like the setup, maybe not.

I got a Savage Mod. 16 "Weather Warrior" (Stainless) Price: $400 (It was last years model w/o the Accu-trigger)

I put Leupold Rifleman Mounts on. Price: $19

Bought a Burris Fullfield II 3x9x40 Bal. Plex Reticle. (Scope came w/ a free spotter) Price: $197 + $10 shipping. (SWFA.com)

Total: about $630.oo Not too bad for a real tack driver.

If you dont like stainless, you could get a Mod 110 or 111 for less. I would recomend that Burris scope, for the money it cant be beat. I think my Burris is a good bit better than some of my more expensive scopes.

Another scope that is great for the money, is the Simmons Aetec. I have one on my Savage ML 10 II. It has been through some tough, rough elements and never lost its zero. You can get one for around $130.

Just some ideas. Good Luck w/ your search.

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Oh so I Tied a knot in your pantaloons?Get over it,you cant keep running from us ignominious people all your life.Pull your head out of the sand,and fight back son.Get up on your feet now son,and let us here your WAR-CRY!
 
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I dont understand why Savage is getting bashed. I have shot several diff. makes and models of rifles and the three Savages that I own are some of the smoothest bolting, safest, and most accurate rifles on the market. I guess you all forgot that they are one of the oldest gun makers around.

I shoot Remington and Weatherby rifles alot but, there isn't anything they can do that a Savage cant.

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What ?
 
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I guess now I am an elitist. Anybody want my Marlin 30/30 or my Mossberg pump. Can't be seen with them anymore.
 
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