Reply With QuoteGotta love these Savages. What are you using the rifle for? I assume coyotes. I have been thinking about picking one of those predators up in .204, mounting a bi-pod, and using it for a walk-around varminter.
Finally got the new Savage out to the range. It has the accu-stock and I put a Nikon Prostaff 4-12-40 on top of it. I used the rounds I have had already load from another gun. It was 39 BKs with 27.7 grains of Varget.
In total today I put only 20 rounds through it. But she has had 21 total so far. If it started this way, I really can't wait until she is broke in:) I think the groups would have been better if it wasn't for me.
I shot on paper, as you can see I was walking it down at 100 yards. Then I shot one at paper below my other target to see where I was at, at 200 yards. Finally shot the 6 round group at 200 yards.
I am impressed, that to me is accurate out of the box.
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In Christ,
Song Dog
Gotta love these Savages. What are you using the rifle for? I assume coyotes. I have been thinking about picking one of those predators up in .204, mounting a bi-pod, and using it for a walk-around varminter.
Yep, its for coyotes. The just feels right, you oughta get one.
In Christ,
Song Dog
Sorry asked for the range report today one page one, didn't see your post on page two. Was this a 223? Looks really good for the fist firing. Like that 200 yard target. Stilwater36
Its a 204 with 39 Blitz Kings and 27.5 grains of Varget.
In Christ,
Song Dog
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