Savage 12FV ?
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Spike
Joined: Feb 2003
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From: NH, USA
I'm thinking of this gun to get in .243 for about $460.00 It comes with the heavy blued barrel, would rather have the heavy stainless but not offer in a .243. My question is the heavy blued better than the regular stainless barrel for reaching out and cooling off.
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Joined: Jan 2006
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the heavy barreled savages are extremly accurate, im going to shoot mine in about an hour , the heavy barrel will stay cool longer than a regular weight barrel but i think that a heavy barrel that is heated to the max will take a longer time to cool down, im not sure about this. but if you like the savages in .243 and want a good shooter, get one . i have a model 12 fvss in .223 i just puta tasco 10-40x power scope on it and ive been waiting to go shooot it since christmas lol. with the old scope i had no problem getting 1/2 inch groups with winchester 45 gr. usa ammo. with hand loads the groups were cut in half .just waiting for a coyote to step foot in the backyard now
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Nontypical Buck
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I own a Savage Model 12-fv chambered in 223-Remington. My Savage shoots awesome. My barrel is blued also. I do not think it matters if the barrel is blued or stainless. Eithershould be a shooter.




