Savage v. Ruger
01-26-2006 | 09:01 AM
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Typical Buck
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From: Carrollton, GA
Savage v. Ruger
I've been comparing the Savage Weather Warrior with Accu Trigger and the Rugger M77 MkII All Weather stainless and I can only see three differences:
1) The Savage is $20 less
2) The Rugger has intagrated scope mounts
3) The Savage has the adjustable accutrigger
Does anyone know the warrenty differences between the two? If the warrentys are both strong then wouldn't the only question be is the accutrigger more important than the intagrated scope mounts?
Hmmm it seemsSavage is going for the kill in this area of rifle.
1) The Savage is $20 less
2) The Rugger has intagrated scope mounts
3) The Savage has the adjustable accutrigger
Does anyone know the warrenty differences between the two? If the warrentys are both strong then wouldn't the only question be is the accutrigger more important than the intagrated scope mounts?
Hmmm it seemsSavage is going for the kill in this area of rifle.
01-26-2006 | 11:21 AM
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Fork Horn
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RE: Savage v. Ruger
I have like my rugers but it would need a new trigger to be as good as the savage's so if you want out of the box with no mods go savage if you like the fit and finish of the ruger get a timney trigger for it less then $100 bucks but for price and out of the box accuracy I dont think savage can be beat
01-26-2006 | 05:21 PM
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From: ludington michigan USA
RE: Savage v. Ruger
I have a local gunsmith tune the factory triggers on my rugers. The last couple cost about $35 each to get down to 3.5lbswith no creep. I like both rifles but I would get the ruger. I really like the scope mounting system.
01-31-2006 | 11:53 AM
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Typical Buck
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RE: Savage v. Ruger
Ruger hands down. Whith a cheap tigger job it will shoot .5 MOA which is better than what 90% of the people can shoot. All mine are extreamly accurate and they have very good customer service as well.
02-05-2006 | 08:37 AM
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Nontypical Buck
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RE: Savage v. Ruger
ORIGINAL: Fat-Arrow
I want one of each. A man can never own too many guns!!
Fat-Arrow
I want one of each. A man can never own too many guns!!
Fat-Arrow
Yes I agree with this only way you'll really know.
If I could onlyhave one it would be for the Ruger. I think they handle better(for me) and I have 1st hand info on how great their customer service is and if I had to get rid of either my Rugers or my Savages Id keep the Rugers.