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ok.. heres what i' ve come up with.. it' s hard as crpa to find a 7mm-08 in a rifle thast in my price range so heres what i' ve decided.. sell my 30-06 savage that i jsut bought, my bow(cuz i never use it).. witht hat money.. imma buy a 7mm08 in the h&r handi rifle plus a .30-06 and/or .243 and all w/ scopes.. heres waht i ahve to know for this to go through.. WHAT KIND OF GROUPS wil i get w/ the handi rifle? will i get 1' ' groups at 100 yards, 2" at 200 yards moa type thing.. or will i get 2 inches at 100?? i am hoping for the first but b4 i go through w/ this.. i wanna see what i' m getting myself into... THANKS

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And this is so important because? What will end up happening is you will be kicking yourself in the butt for selling your Savage. The Handi' s shoot well, but they are not target rifles. I get 1" groups at 100 yards out of my 45/70 and about 1.5" out of the 243. Savage makes rifles chambered in 7mm-08 Rem, but if I couldn' t afford one I would keep the 30-06. Nothing against the H&Rs, but they aren' t a Savage.

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1" at 100 yards. Really doubt it. I don' t kick myself for trading my savage.

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Doubt all you want. I don' t mind. Shocked me that it would actually shoot a 1" 3 shot group too.

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I' ve seen handi rifles that shoot pretty good, and others that shoot downright lousy.

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Frizzellr, wasn' t aiming at you. He asked what he could expect. I was saying its kinda doubtful to expect a MOA rifle from them. Its nice if it happens, but I wouldn' t hold my breath on it.

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Your groups with a Handi-Rifle depend on whether you can find ammo that your gun likes. When I first got mine in .223, it wouldn' t shoot 2" groups at 100. I floated the barrel, had the trigger worked, and found out that Black Hills ammo is matched well to my gun. Now a 1" group isn' t great for me at 100yds....

That said, I had one in 243, and it was a 1.5" gun consistently, with no work at all.