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Stevens 200 (Savage 110)

Old 01-08-2008, 08:37 AM
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I just finished rebarreling a 110 30-06 to 35 whelen. I really like it.
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Old 01-08-2008, 11:10 AM
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If you plan of rebarreling that 7mag you will need a different bolt head for the smaller case diameter of the 35 Whelen.
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Old 01-12-2008, 09:06 PM
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thanks guys, i just finished shooting the savage 7mm mag and boy! is it a tack driver i can't bring myself to fool with it
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Old 01-13-2008, 09:34 AM
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I had a savage 110 years ago (mid 80's) and it was a great gun. I bought it new in the box for 150 bucks off from some guy that got it for a present and didn't want it. I put a cheap bushnell 3-9 scope on it and shot the crap out of it. I think I used winchester 150 grn silver tips and it shot great. I didn't really hunt with it but I did smack a few woodchucks and crows with it. Mostly informal target shooting. I got 1 inch groups or better out of it off from the bench.

Then more recently I have owned a .22 rimfire savage bolt action and a 17HMR heavy barrel savage and both were plenty accurate as well.

Now I have a .243 16F series but have not shot it yet. I am hoping it will be every bit as accurate as the other guns I have had.

I looked really hard at getting the stevens gun though, but I ended up doing a trade for this gun. I would have been perfectly happy with a stevens and then putting a different stock on it later though. I'm thinking about changing the stock on the 16 as well.

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Old 01-15-2008, 09:10 PM
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I've had several savages over the years. All have been excellent shooters and over the years the quality has only gotten better. I can't call the newer Savages ugly. The new American Classic is damn nice !! This 7mm-08 is wicked accurate with the Accubonds.





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Old 01-16-2008, 06:18 PM
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jdreddish that is one nice looking gun!

is that a leupold Vari-X 1?


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Old 01-17-2008, 08:03 AM
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My savage shoots very well also, but to make any rifle shoot it's best, you have to have good optics and mount it with better rings. I've seen $800. rifles with $69.00 scopes and cheap rings and then complain that the gun is junk...LOL
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Old 01-17-2008, 08:15 PM
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Yes, it is a VX-1 3-9X40
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Old 01-17-2008, 08:34 PM
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cool!
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Old 01-17-2008, 09:27 PM
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Savage/Stevens: I've owned Remington,Winchester and FN rifles over the years andthrough the past 5 yearsI've taken up long range500/600 meter tactical shooting using a variety of .30 calrifles including a Model 700 Remington LTR in 300 RSAUM topped with a Nikon 2.5 x 10 x 44 tactical scope and an FN .308 Win custom with a SS10 x 40 both rifles wear Badger picattiny bases and standard rings,both rifles are very accurate and will deliver sub .50 at 100metersif I do my part- then I bought a Savage FP10LEa2 (.308 win,26" bbl,accutrigger,Chaote stock) and topped it with a 4 x 16 x 50 Millet TR1 scope mounted on a Warne pic base and Burris tactical rings,right out of the box -- this stock green rifle shot consistant(3) 3shot groups out of (5).60" or better at 100meters and after a proper break in proceedure this cheap Savage blew the doors off my custom mega buck FN by managing to shoot better scores and hold better zero on target at 5 and 600 meters.The Stevens 200 is part interchangable with the Savage 110,and there are triggers and all goodies imaginable to make the Stevens a true winner in accuracy----- that fancy FN got the boost I just bought a Steven 200 last Thursday,I'm going to play with the thing and see what it takes to sharpen it up,won't take much I'm sure .Oh yah ----the Remington still rules the roost tho.
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