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Need any info about Weatherby's "Rifle of the Year" Vanguard. The stock looks similar to the sub-moa stock, but I don't know for sure if it is. Anyone know how else it is like or differs from the other Vanguard models? Dale | ||
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Ooops... Should have caught this a few days ago... Minneshooter, the stocks look similar but that's where it ends... The sub-MOA stock is a composite stock and the R.O.Y. is their injection molded stock... Also the sub-MOA is pillar bedded... For the dollar difference I would probably go with the sub-MOA... Ken.... "The trouble with our liberal friends is not that they are ignorant, but that they know so much that isn't so. " - Ronald Reagan | |||
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Thanks Heat......yes, after looking more carefully, I discovered that there is a substantial difference between the sub moa and the ROY. I actually ended up picking up a little Remington SPS stainless for about the same money as the ROY and I am thrilled with it. Seems to be very accurate for the money. Got it on paper at 50...moved to 100yds. Shot 2 more and corrected so that I was about 1.5" high. The next 3 rounds cut a 3 leaf clover. Have done it several times since......all for just under $500.00 !! Dale | |||
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Hey Dale, nothing wrong with that choice, what cal is it chambered for... I might be a Weatherby fan (don't rip me a new one here guys) but I look at the Mark Vs versus the Vanguards... Nothing wrong with the Vanguards but they are a 2 lug design compared to the 9 lug in the Mark V action.... Anyway, sounds like it shoots real well for you so enjoy... Ken.... "The trouble with our liberal friends is not that they are ignorant, but that they know so much that isn't so. " - Ronald Reagan | |||
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Heat, It's chambered for 7mm-08. Seems to like the 140 gr Fusion ammo. It will make a nice little whitetail round. Dale | |||
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Pawn shop find here -- Weatherby Vanguard, 30-06, 85%, Leupold VX-II, 3 - 9x 40mm scope. $367 out the door. I expect it's "older" -- ten years, give or take. Not looking for a "concours" gun. And the stuff I'm shooting is bigger than MOA. I got a good deal on a servicable gun. Something I can drag out in the woods and not worry about mud, rocks, snagging on brush. | |||
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