Savage Rifles
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Savage Rifles
I been thinking of purchaseing an American Classic Savage in 30-06, But need feedback on this rifle from owners or shooters that have shot this rifle & is it a bargain at $500.00 New in box ......Im looking for ammo best shot from this gun as well.
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RE: Savage Rifles
They are a real nice looking gun. They havea Savage indian head medallion on the pistol grip cap if I am not mistaken. I have been wanting to get oneof those myself. All I can tell you is that being a Savage it is going to be a great shooter. I have 7 savage rifles and they all shoot 3/4'' groups or better at 100 yds. I have a .300wsm that shoots 1/4'' groups and several 22.250's then put bullets all day in one ragged hole. Savage guns are an attractive rifle now and the accutrigger is the best factory trigger on the market. Go on gunbroker and see what they are going for.
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RE: Savage Rifles
Ok thank you on your feedback I see savage also has the American classic in 7mm , Hey you never know matching rifles just differant calibers...Gunbroker has them But Budsgunshop.com out of paris kentucky NIB for $503.00 havent seen anything cheaper ( yet ).
Thanks again
Thanks again
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RE: Savage Rifles
I just wish they would make this in a left hand version. I have 4 savage rifles in my safe and if i buy another rifle it will be another savage. My Remingtons, Rugers and Winchesters are shoved way in the back cause they dont come out any more except to get dusted off.
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RE: Savage Rifles
Long action is called the 114 American Classic. .270, 30-06, 7mm, and .300 winmag http://www.savagearms.com/114AmerClassic.htm
Here is where it tells about the Savage medallion on the pistol grip cap. These are the "beauties" in their line up. These guns are sweet and I am sure great shooters. http://www.savagearms.com/2005_pressrelease.htm
Here is where it tells about the Savage medallion on the pistol grip cap. These are the "beauties" in their line up. These guns are sweet and I am sure great shooters. http://www.savagearms.com/2005_pressrelease.htm
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RE: Savage Rifles
ORIGINAL: bronko22000
I just wish they would make this in a left hand version. I have 4 savage rifles in my safe and if i buy another rifle it will be another savage. My Remingtons, Rugers and Winchesters are shoved way in the back cause they dont come out any more except to get dusted off.
I just wish they would make this in a left hand version. I have 4 savage rifles in my safe and if i buy another rifle it will be another savage. My Remingtons, Rugers and Winchesters are shoved way in the back cause they dont come out any more except to get dusted off.
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RE: Savage Rifles
Here is one of my favorite Savages. A .300 wsm 16BSS. This gun is rare as Savage only built a few for a distributor. It is a Weather Warrior with a laminate checkeredstock and has the accutrigger. I found it NIB on Gunbroker. This gun will put three bullets in a dime at 100 yds. I just found another one of these on Gunbroker now. Here is the listing http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.asp?Item=48132309
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RE: Savage Rifles
LOL Cant go wrong with a savage i see, I sold my knight muzzleloader Disc 50 cal here last winter to My brother in law & bought a Savage M2 50 cal , Soo i guess I'am on my way to purchase a rifle as well... Thanks again Gentleman for your honest feedback !!
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