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James B 06-24-2005 03:08 AM

RE: 25-06 now what gun maker
 
I have the Ruger with the 24 inch barrel. In the 25 caliber the 25-06 will out perform all but the 257 Weatherby. The 25 WSSM can't match the 25-06. I like the Ruger but it did need a trigger job. That added 45.00 to the cost but I got mine for 349.00 new. It had set in the store for a couple years so the offered me a pretty good deal.

CanWoodsman 06-24-2005 03:38 AM

RE: 25-06 now what gun maker
 
I have an older style tang safety Ruger in 25.06 I am quite pleased with. No experience with the newer Mark II they now market but have heard some do not like the triggers from the factory.

Good Luck

longrifle1000 06-24-2005 06:11 AM

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Ive been a remington person for along time and will say you couldnt go wrong with a remington but you should give that tikka a gander those are a darn nice rifle. I dont know where Longrifle got his prices but in most gun stores you can get that tikka in blued and with a laminate stock for around or a bit under the cost of a remington CDL, im guessing longrifles pic is the stainless/laminate tikka?? just remember in the end your choice needs to be what you want not what everyone else says to get.... good luck
It is the stainless/laminate. I got the prices off of Gunsamerica. They had two of them on their, both the same price. But they are usually inflated a bit. But, it is closer than MSRP.

dvdegeorge 06-24-2005 06:39 AM

RE: 25-06 now what gun maker
 
Just been through the same dilema "which 25-06 to purchase"Seriously considered the Ruger No. 1,Wanted A Sako or Tikka but the 22 7/16" barrel was a draw back for me.Finally settled on a Savage 110 FP.Has a 24" barrel ,adjustable accu trigger and price was right.Only draw back for me was the ugly factory plastic stock,so I ordered a Bell and Carlson after market "drop in" with pillars in Olive with black spider web.

BareBack Jack 06-24-2005 08:19 AM

RE: 25-06 now what gun maker
 
I have owned/own several 25-06's.My first was a mkI ruger withe med-sporter barrel 26" and that gun was a shooter,traded it for some POS Marlin 450.
But since that I have owned 6 others,Tikka,Ruger,Remington and Winchester.
By far I liked the Ruger-#1 and Tikka's,for accuracy and triggers the Winchesters in the Sporter LT have been good guns.
I do like the looks of the Rem CDL,but I'm toying with the idea of buying one of those new Steven Mdl 200 in 25-06 just to try heck @ 279 bucks what can go wrong.
For under 750 I would co with Tikka or the Ruger #1
BBJ

Gundigest 06-24-2005 09:10 AM

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I would get a Ruger 77 Mk II. They are about $450 at walmart and they come with rings and have the intrical bases (one of the best systems out there). You will most likely need a trigger job but it will still total farless than $750. Ruger makes a great gun and in my experience with mine and my friends they are all very accurate 1" or less at 100 yards.

Here is a picture of my Ruger 300 WSM group


semi 06-24-2005 02:27 PM

RE: 25-06 now what gun maker
 
save your money, buy a savage and use the extra for a good scope.

longrifle1000 06-24-2005 03:23 PM

RE: 25-06 now what gun maker
 

save your money, buy a savage and use the extra for a good scope.
In his intial post, he states that he does not like Savage. Why should he buy something he does not like? If he can afford it, so be it.

HighDesertWolf 06-25-2005 05:40 AM

RE: 25-06 now what gun maker
 
I wonder why he doesnt like savage?? whats wrong with savage?? savage is my second choice to a remington

Rebel Hog 06-25-2005 09:37 AM

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I would pick the Rem 700 CDL-DLX.


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