He isn't say that no other guns get modified or tinkered with, simply that for $1200 you shouldn't have to mess with it for it to be accurate.
I know man. I was just being a smart a$$. What you have to think about is what your $1200 is buying you. If ultimate accuracy is your goal you are barking up the wrong tree anyway since a 6 lb rifle doesn't lend itself to accuracy to begin with.
What you are buying is the smallest stainless action in the industry and the best factory light weight stock. If you want a similar light weight rifle that is guaranteed to shoot sub MOA, there are some custom shops that can build it but you are going to spend several times the amount of money.
For $1200 you are buying a the lightest factory rifle that will most likely shoot excellent or at least acceptable. Some may require some tinkering to squeeze out every bit of accuracy, just like every other rifle ever made. If you are looking for perfection in every aspect in the Montana or any other rifle, you will always be dissapointed.
