Stevens Rifle?
#2
Join Date: Nov 2007
Location: West Virginia
Posts: 26
RE: Stevens Rifle?
i had one in a .308 caliber. i didnt think it was a bad rifle for the money, but the stock is really cheap lookin. it also kicked like a mule, but shot good. in that price range i would really be looking at the 100ATR by mossberg, if your looking for a rifle in that price range.
#3
Join Date: Nov 2007
Location: Orange,Va.
Posts: 2
RE: Stevens Rifle?
I bought my son one in .270 2 years ago and he has killed I believe 7 deer with it in ranges from 50 to 200 yds. He is 14 years old and he is a very decent shot. I think this is a very good gun for the price. He is shooting 150 gr. Hornaday ballistic tip with great results.
#5
RE: Stevens Rifle?
I started to purchase on last weekend,but after i handled it,i had second thoughts.It may shoot good but itfeels very cheap like the stock is gonna fall off.And the gun shop owner told me if i put at bi-pod on it that when i use it that it will push up on the stock therefore putting pressure on the barrel causeing it to shoot different(it has a free floating barrel).I went ahead and bought a remington 700 sps varmint.Dicks sporting goods has em on sale for $449.
#6
Fork Horn
Join Date: Mar 2005
Location: New Brunswick
Posts: 114
RE: Stevens Rifle?
ORIGINAL: 4 Buck
A buddy of mine that hunts coyotes with dogs has one in a 22-250 and is accurate as hell! He kills plenty of them!! Basically same as the new savage's w/o the accutrigger
A buddy of mine that hunts coyotes with dogs has one in a 22-250 and is accurate as hell! He kills plenty of them!! Basically same as the new savage's w/o the accutrigger
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