Reply With QuoteI believe the stock on the LRP is an HS precision.
Hi guys,
Are there are any similarities between the two? I figured the LRP has the accustock but are they similar in accuracy? Specifically in 6.5 Creemoor. Thank you!
I believe the stock on the LRP is an HS precision.
12LRP seems to be going for $860 online. You can get the 12FV for under $225 after the rebate and fit your own stock. But the LRP does have an external magazine...and an interesting choice of calibers.
The FV might be just as accurate even with the plastic stock...and would surely be equal with something better.
I own both
the 12LRP has HS stock that is very nice, detachable box magazine, fluted full bull barrel, target trigger and the receiver is the more closed target design.
The 12fv stock is only ok until you can get a better one, blind magazine, heavy varmint barrel, standard accutrigger and the more open receiver like a standard model 10.
Just to clarify, there are actually 3 acu triggers.
1. Hunter, 2.5 lbs, can get the Varmint type Spring and take down to 1.5
2. Varmint, 1.5 lbs, cannot go lower without the sear
3. Target, down to oz with the Red Blade.
Is the FV barrel fluted?Originally Posted by HuntAK
The FV is not fluted
No fluting on the FV.
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To clarify with accurate information, there are 3 Accu-triggers:
1. Adjustable down to 2.5 pounds.
2. Adjustable down to 1.5 pounds
3. Target Accu-trigger.
the "hunter" and "varmint" tags were added by Mr. Furious, and not used by Savage.
Originally Posted by keeki
Guess it doesn't really matter. If ya cant afford $15, you won't be buying much anyways
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