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    Remage barrel


    I'm wanting to change out my factory barrel to a better one.. how good are the Remage barrels out there on the market.....

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    Quote Originally Posted by Larrykwebb View Post
    I'm wanting to change out my factory barrel to a better one.. how good are the Remage barrels out there on the market.....

    I think they are great if you have a Remington. If you have a Savage not so good.
    The Dunning-Kruger effect is alive and well.

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    I have a savage 12 lrp. I want to replace it next year.
    What are the downside of savage prefit..you speak of

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    There are only upsides to savage prefits.
    You jumped from Remage to Savage prefit.
    The Remage will not fit your Savage. The threads are the same diameter but the Remington prefits have 16 threads per inch to mach a Remington action where the Savage prefit has 20 threads per inch to fit a Savage action. They cannot be interchanged.

    Also your LRP may have an 1 1/8th 20 TPI and even a standard 1 1/16-20 Savage will not fit.
    The Dunning-Kruger effect is alive and well.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Larrykwebb View Post
    I have a savage 12 lrp. I want to replace it next year.
    What are the downside of savage prefit..you speak of
    Robinhood was trying to be a comedian again. Remage is for Remington rifles-- whereas you want the "savage prefit".

    I have 3 Criterion barrels installed on various rifles, and everyone of them has been a shooter. The best groups I've been able to shoot are about .5MOA, but I think that's just because "I" can't shoot any better than that.

    One thing I can honestly say is: they are all better than a stock savage barrel. the only down side I can even think of is the purchase of the barrel, barrel nut (highly suggested)and maybe a new precision recoil lug, head space gauges, barrel nut wrench and a barrel vise.

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    Actually I was not. Remage prefits don't work on Savages. They are great for Remingtons.

    Robinhood was trying to be a comedian again. Remage is for Remington rifles-- whereas you want the "savage prefit".
    The Dunning-Kruger effect is alive and well.

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    Yes I understand that it's not interchangeable,, just referring to savage and remage pre fit barrels 8n general

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    They are just as good as that mfg's regular barrels. A Shilen is a Shilen, prefit or not prefit. A Krieger will be near the top of the heap. And others can make a prefit as a custom job, such as Bartlein.

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    I am shocked to hear the LRP may have different threads?
    Is Savage trying to trip us up again?

    Edit: OK, The LRP could be Standard Shank or Large Shank. Got it now
    Last edited by GrenGuy; 12-22-2020 at 08:30 AM. Reason: Brain Fade

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    Quote Originally Posted by GrenGuy View Post
    I am shocked to hear the LRP may have different threads?
    Is Savage trying to trip us up again?

    Edit: OK, The LRP could be Standard Shank or Large Shank. Got it now

    The LRP is a target action based rifle. Right bolt, left port/eject, single shot, large shank(tennon 1 1/8-20 TPI).
    The Dunning-Kruger effect is alive and well.

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    Quote Originally Posted by charlie b View Post
    They are just as good as that mfg's regular barrels. A Shilen is a Shilen, prefit or not prefit. A Krieger will be near the top of the heap. And others can make a prefit as a custom job, such as Bartlein.
    And that is very significant. And if you are not giving up accuracy then why not?

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    My action is right port with bottom mag

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    Quote Originally Posted by Larrykwebb View Post
    My action is right port with bottom mag

    you are correct. It is the lrpv model that is large shank LP, RB
    I believe the LRP is a repeater target action with a large shank. RB, RP
    The Dunning-Kruger effect is alive and well.

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