Reply With QuoteWell best of luck with it. There dosent seem to be much market for used BR guns, and that makes a lot of sense to me.
Browsing around Bob Whites website can give an idea of how many are out there.
Well I am leaving my Savage roots.
I was about to start a new competition BR rifle build and I was pricing things out and sorting them into order, when I saw a custom made Hunter class rifle for sale, complete set up including brass, bullets, dies, optics everything for less than I could buy my parts for.
So I am buying it. Now I will see if it is true about how much better a custom is compared to a Savage built for comp. .
Well best of luck with it. There dosent seem to be much market for used BR guns, and that makes a lot of sense to me.
Browsing around Bob Whites website can give an idea of how many are out there.
What action did you get? Let us know how it shoots.
You'll probably find it's the swordsmanship and not the sword....
"As long as there's lead in the air....there's still hope.."
I agree but the price was right. Kelby Kodiak, Krieger barrel, leupold 6x scope, 3 boxes of 10x bullets, 100 pieces of lapua brass, sizing and seating dies, custom BR stock Hunter class, all shipped for 2k.Originally Posted by sharpshooter
I couldn't build one for that never mind all the extras.
Good rig. Even if the barrel is smooth wore - out that’s a great buy. The only thing Kelbly’s and Savage actions have in common in terms of benchrest shooting is the form you have to fill out to buy it. Anyone who says different is full of BS.
Well all other things being equal, as for shooter, load, square and straight chamber, and (the barrel), how much improvement can be expected in accuracy?
Won't know until I shoot it.
I wouldn't of even considered it if Fred (Sharp shooter) still made the replacement trigger for the Savage action.
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