Remington and Savage Accuracy
05-03-2009 | 10:18 AM
#21
Fork Horn
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RE: Remington and Savage Accuracy
ORIGINAL: Uncle Mike
Ok guys... Lets hear how accurate, and PLEASE be honest, are your factory, non modified,Remington CDL's, XCR's ect... and the Savage 114's and 116's you love soooo much.
Remember, to include loads and yardages. And PLEASE, let us NOT turn this into a chevy vs. ford vs. dodge type of debate!
As we all know, or should know, most if not all of these fine factory firearms are accurate enough right out of the box.
Let the fun begin!
Ok guys... Lets hear how accurate, and PLEASE be honest, are your factory, non modified,Remington CDL's, XCR's ect... and the Savage 114's and 116's you love soooo much.
Remember, to include loads and yardages. And PLEASE, let us NOT turn this into a chevy vs. ford vs. dodge type of debate!
As we all know, or should know, most if not all of these fine factory firearms are accurate enough right out of the box.
Let the fun begin!
I only have Remingtons so I can not answer your question> I can only add to your question.
05-23-2009 | 10:14 AM
#23
Joined: Feb 2003
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From: USA
RE: Remington and Savage Accuracy
Bought a new Savage 116 in .270 with accutrigger and the new accustock. Also have a Remington 700 ADL in .270, and a Tikka T3 light stainless in .270. I haven't shot the Savage yet..itching to get out to the range. The new Savage looks good to me so far....better stock, overall look, and an awesome recoil pad.
Will report back on findings...hopefully soon......can I compare all three or just the Remmy?[8D]
Will report back on findings...hopefully soon......can I compare all three or just the Remmy?[8D]
