Have to dork with them or have a Gunsmith get involved (trigger jobs,bedding adjustments). Just buy the appropriate rings or mounts and go with it and it usually has a trigger in the 3lb range from the factory. I am not going to include semi-custom rifles on this list because they don't get purchased over the counter. Here is my list. I have owned every one listed but the TikkaLet me know if I left one out and why ?
[ol][*]Any Sako(including the 85)[*]Any Tikka[*]Browning Abolt[*]CZ 550[*]Weatherby Mk V[*]Savage bolt(owned one 110and probably never will again) but it has a user adjustable trigger[*]Ar-15 as per Ridge Runner[/ol]
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I have never bought a rifle without having a trigger job done myself. I think the only ones on that list Id try would be the CZ and the Sakos. The one Weatherby I got is enough to wean me from ever wanting another. Just not real excited about the Brownings...too pretty to carry in the woods...lol.
jeep, I love the 700 remington action, and you read alot about guys who buy them and out of the box they shoot like a house afire, of the 12 or soremington centerfire factoryrifles I have purchased there was 1 that would shoot to suit me and it was a rem 788, never had a 700 shoot close to an inch from the factory, but smiths like them and they can make them shoot, but if I couldn't have it reworked, would never buy another one.
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I have never bought a rifle without having a trigger job done myself. I think the only ones on that list Id try would be the CZ and the Sakos. The one Weatherby I got is enough to wean me from ever wanting another. Just not real excited about the Brownings...too pretty to carry in the woods...lol.
No such thing as too pretty! Just take care of em, and I dont mean baby them...
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Carp...they sure do have a pretty piece of wood on them. I have a BAR that was one of the first gunsI ever bought in1989 (Belgium made FN I think?)that has never even been shot..lol. I think it is actually made in the early 80's. I got plenty of black ugly guns to take out and hunt in the mud and rain with. To be honest I dont even know how the Brownings group....Im gonna plead ignorance...lol.
I buy and sell alot and most if not 90% of my guns are used. I try to never waste the moneysomeone pays on a new one. Too many people I see at the ranges that will sell on a whim for 200-300 what they paid.
I have never had any work on my sako either. I also have a older 700, I will put up against anyone with no work. Its rare but it happens. I have had several A-bolts, and I have rebedded them myself this year.(thru the help of ridgerunner and PA onhere, thanks guys) Factory bedding sucks. but a few hours work and those flyers you get after 2 rounds go away. Encores have been the worst for me to have to have work done.
Gun's you buy at a dealer and don't
