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.17 HMR
What is the best rifle on the market for this round.
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RE: .17 HMR
Stone Cold
The Savage .17 is -$200, add optics you have a great shooter. I added a Nikon 3x9, 1" groups at 110meters. Savage offers a selection. I looked at the Ruger they are $500 or so, opted for a stainless heavy barrel Savage. The Win 94 .17 is a great shooter, not 100% on the fit and finish/action as compared to a Henry Repeating Rifle (that is another awesome choice). |
RE: .17 HMR
The heavy barrel marlin in stainless is also hard to beat, only thing I dont like is the way the clip sticks out. A little more costly than the savage but can shot 1 hole groups at fifty yards. As for the Savage of all the reports I have seen is the least accurate of the bolt actions. But maybe bias among gun writers?
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Your gonna get chevy vs ford vs toyota vs dodge replies on somehting like this. For me, i love my marlin 17vs. Others love there savages. Go handle a marlin or savage (price isnt to much difrent in the two). and see wich one u like best. Both are great, affordable, and accurate. I cant recall the marlin v price but the savage blued is 183$ at wal-mart.
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From what I've been reading accuracy in most of these rifels are very similar. Your best bet is to find the one that feels most comfortable to you. If you are comfortable and relaxed when you pull the trigger, you will be more accurate. I just got a Ruger 96/17 lever action for Christmas and it's one fun gun to shoot and very accurate at 50 yards without a scope.
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Only problem on the Savage, so far, is the last round in the mag sticks, most of the time. Appears to launch the round at to great of an angle for the chamber. Other than that, it shoots just fine.
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Ruger Model 77/17 VMBBZ, laminated wood stock, grey stainless barrel and action.
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Ruger Model 77/17 VMBBZ, laminated wood stock, grey stainless barrel and action. |
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My vote would have to go to the Ruger 77/17....or maybe the CZ
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That SS Marlin with the laminated stock sure is pretty. However I have a 17HMR in a 14" Contender bbl. It is a shooter and I'd put it up against the rifles.
http://ktsammo.250x.com/ott/17OTT.html |
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I bought a Savage 17HMR with a cheap Tasco scope (with thoughts of removing the 3-9 Tasco) and it is a little hole puncher. I shot it at 100yds and got pretty consistent 1" groups even with the Tasco. (Off the bench)
I may put a Leupold on it...but unless the Tasco gives me trouble I don't really see the point. The gun/scope combo was $175 at a local dealer. He even threw in a box of shells. They're down to $7.49, which is better than they used to be. |
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ruger 77/17 with nikon prostaff hard to beat.
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Ruger 77/17 Heavy stainless barrle,laminated stock,& a Swift 4-12 scope very good setup.
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The little NEF will shoot along side any rifle in this caliber. The price is sure right as well. I have seen quite a few of these and they will all shoot half inch or better @ 100 yards.
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Hi Fellas let me tell you I just got the stainless Marlin for Christmas and after that I spoke to an area Gun dealer who sell the Marlin Cz RUger and a Henry and he told me that the Marlin out shoots them all, and from what I did with mine I know the others will have to go far to beat cutting holes at 75 yards from an outers varment rest, I have not shot it any further at this time but I intend to try it at squirles at 150 yds next week ( on a corn pile from my rest ) Ill let you know how I make out. So far I am IMPRESSED!!!!
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I just recently picked up one in the CZ-452 American. I've heard nothing but praise about these guns, and their accuracy. Click onto the link below for more info on this particular gun.;)
http://www.czusa.com/product.detail.php?id=1 |
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I've got the Marlin VS (stainless) and I love it. Shoots Excellent groups out to 100 yards. I have'nt tried it any further out than that yet. Although it doesn't like the CCI ammo, I use the Hornady ammo.
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