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i have been getting heavly involved in civilian long range matches and some invitational long range sniper matches.....

but i have been borring guns that last few times out.

so here are my choises caliber i am considering....

300 win....338 laupa mag and possibly 408 chev tac


the rifles.....

1...hs precision pro-2000 htr heavy teac rifle in 338 laupa mag or 300 win.

2.... dakota t-76 long bow. 300 win or 338 lm

3 praire gun work alberta timber wolf 338 lm or 408 chev tac.
 
Posts: 2095 | Location: B.C | Registered: 31 January 2002Reply With Quote
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from what l hear,just bye a $200 Savage slap on a $200 barrel and shoot one
inch groups at 2000 yds.all day long.Besting all the fools that spent $3000
to get a gun that only shoots six inchs at 1000.
sorry could not help my self..
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Posts: 43 | Location: Hornell N.Y. | Registered: 01 August 2005Reply With Quote
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JonD,

that's funnier than you think...Savages OWN all of the factory class records, and most of the wins in factory class. With factory barrels and the accu-trigger they easily stay under moa out to 500/600 yards. I've got a 112BVSS 7 mag rechambered to 7STW that holds the X-ring consistently.

Rich
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i personally think HS Precision is over priced. for the money you spend you could have a complete custom rifle built.
 
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700,
if your ego permits it, why not start on a budget rifle and put the $$$ into glass? Savage 112BVSS in 300WM and a good scope. There are a lot of Savages out there in factory class doing very well.

Rich
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For Sure! Order a Dakota, see where that get you.


The only easy day is yesterday!
 
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Originally posted by 700 nitro:
i have been getting heavly involved in civilian long range matches and some invitational long range sniper matches.....

but i have been borring guns that last few times out.

so here are my choises caliber i am considering....

300 win....338 laupa mag and possibly 408 chev tac


the rifles.....

1...hs precision pro-2000 htr heavy teac rifle in 338 laupa mag or 300 win.

2.... dakota t-76 long bow. 300 win or 338 lm

3 praire gun work alberta timber wolf 338 lm or 408 chev tac.

Check out the latest Shooting Times with a Savage heavy 30" barrel that shot a .850" group at 500 yards for only $1200 retail
 
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The 30/378 Weatherby with 200gr SMKs will get ya as far as ya want to go.......and then some.


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Posts: 1652 | Location: Deer Park, Texas | Registered: 08 June 2005Reply With Quote
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I second the Army Aviator advice . Savage is an excellent choice . I love my .308 I also like my money !. I'm no fool I'll never be David Tubbs so why buy into the Ferrari circle when I know that I'll be driving my 4 wheel SUV home !!!!!. Some one else said spend it on Glass another Wise decision !. Face facts ; I'm sure I'm not the only one who has bought a High End or Custom weapon and been less than thrilled with it's performance !.
Then feel real stupid for spending that kind of money , when one out of the box wipes your kiester out of the match !.
Besides going to a Real custom stock maker ( not just some show boat grade v wood butcher ) I'm talking about having the coreect new dress put on your out of the box gun is money better spent salute
 
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