REM 788 DUECE. 20 GRAINS IF 4198 A 40 GRAIN SIERRA BLITZKINGS AND HONEST TO GOD 1 HOLE GROUPS WITH FIVE SHOTS. 240 WEATHERBY NEXT WITH 2 SHOTS IN ONE HOLE, 3RD SHOT IS ALWAYS ONE HALF INCH HIGH DUE TO BARREL HEATING UP, BUT AT 3800 FPS WITH 75 GRAIN V-MAXS WHO CAN COMPLAIN.(NOT ME)

My most accurate rifle is a Bryant Custom .250 Ackley Improved. It has averaged 1.116" for 140 3-shot groups with 76 different loads. It's smallest group measures .287" It is built on a short Remington 700 action, and has a 23" #2 Hart barrel and is pillar bedded in a McMillan Mountain Rifle stock.

John

Certainly is an apples vs. oranges topic, but:

Browning A-bolt stainless stalker with Boss, in 7mm08 shoots 3/4" at 100 yds routinely. Completely stock. I love it for hunting.

Rem 788 in .243 is a little more finicky about ammunition but has produced all my best groups in centerfire - one-holes less than 1/2" at 100 yards - Completely stock

CZ452 in 22LR, with Eric Brooks trigger lightening kit and 5-15 power Bushell Elite, always makes little one-hole groups at 50 yards - it is unusual to see one larger than 1/2" from a variety of shooters. This is our favorite group fun gun.

Harmless

Best group to date 5 shot groups at 100meters:

1) VZ24 Mauser 257 Roberts Ackley Improved, Lothar Walther light varmint barrel .46"
2) Ruger #1 .223, .75"
3) 1903 Turkish Mauser 8mm, 1"
4) Bushmaster V-match AR15, .223, 1.05"
5) Colt SP1 AR15 .223, 1.1"
6) Finn M39 7.62x53R, 1.2"
7) 1903 Turkish Mauser [a different one] 1.5"

Mine would have to be the "AI" in 338Lapua, now if I could just master it

CZ 550 Varmint in .308.

Mine is a 40 year old Sako Forester heavi barreled in ,243 win with Meopta 3-12*50 scope!
Shoots under an inch at 100 yards all day long!

6mm 30-30 Ack Imp 22" VVCG barreled Contender carbine..........with a sierra 80 btsp it will shoot some amazing groups quite easily. My first fire form loads would go .338 for five at 100.

A heavy barreled Savage .223, although my Tikka in .338 actually gives it a run for the money, surprisingly.

My most accurate rifle is an unaltered Remington 40XBBR in .222Rem. I've never done a thing to it and
it still shoots in the .2's. The rifle was purchased in 1972. It's been a real sweetheart. Not far behind it
is a Savage 110 that sports a 24" Hart SS barrel. It'll also print in the .2's (5 at 100yds.) although we're
talking mid-twos. Both have triggers well less than a pound and are shot from the bench. Both are a bit
heavy though for lugging around the fields. The Remington is 10.5lbs. and the Savage/Hart about 13lbs.
I work on my accuracy loads quite a bit. I have other varmint rigs that print in the .3's and .4's but not
consistently like the first two. Best wishes.

Cal - Montreal

I guess my most accurate rifle is/was my 700 6mmRem, H S M24 type stock(presently), it used to have a HS thumbhole stock, Jewell trigger set @9oz. and 6x-24x Burris Sig. scope, now it wears a 4x-16xSig./Balmil-dot, the trigger from my 223VS, when I used my fireformed brass with 39.6grs. H4895 Rem. or 210M primers, 75gr. Sierras, it would consistantly put five shots in the 3s, smallest group was .217", when I shoot it now, I'm shooting only to fireform some Win. brass and it still gets in the 3s once in awhile, I'll be doing a 25 shot agg. with my VS this spring with 55 VMAxs and 24grs. of Benchmark, and 52-53MKs with 24.5grs. Benchmark, to see if it will be my new most accurate rifle, it shows some real potential, Jay

My chinese sks 7.62x39

It shoots .5 mop at 50 meters

Thats minute of pail.. .Actually my a-bolt 30/06 shoots better than me on its worst day..

My 20BR is the most accurate non-benchrest rifle I've ever owned. It will shoot in the 3's all day in the wind, and sometimes in the 2's, even as bad as I am at doping wind.

A Steyer Professional in 7X64.

Man, Very nice lookin' rifle. I realy like the color scheme on that stock. What is it?

BTW, my most accurate rifle is a CRF model 70 in 7-08 with #3 Shilen tube.

McMillan Mountain Rifle stock. 80% Dark red, 20% Black.

John

In a big game rifle, it is weatherby mark V in 340 wby. With factory 210, it regularly shoots 1 hole groups. 2nd place is a Ruger M77 in 338 that shoots 200 grain ballistic tips into one hole (it makes for an impressive deer load). In a varmint rifle, it is a ruger heavy barrel 22-250 that regularly shoots 1/4" groups.

Sako TRG-42, 338 Lapua. .690 or better at 300 yds. ....It's also my loudest.

Wow.. nice rifle Hondo.

My best rifle is an old Mauser M98 in 6,5x55. The groups is just a hole if i do my thing, normally 1 out 10 times :-/
It likes the new Norma Diamond Line 130grs best and vel. is around 870ms.

My new SAKO 75 Rocks! It is a SAKO 300 RUM Stainless Synthetic. The load: 200 Gr Nosler Accubonds 92 gr Reloder 25. Velocity is 3150 fps. Below group is at 300 yds! Group measures .675". A windless day in Wyoming? Yes! BTW this was witnessed by 5 other shooters.

I get a bit over an inch with my Sav. 99 and Fed. 180-gr. It's a .308 my Dad got in '57. I'll never get rid of it.