Both Kimbers (7-08 and 325) and an abolt 243.
They all zeroed quickly with factory ammo when first shot and have never moved. Almost 10 years on the Kimbers. Everything they have aimed at has died except one coyote with the 7-08 and it was 100% my fault.
To me, they give confidence past their accuracy because they fit well. As tools,
they will forever be more accurate than my ability as a shooter. The 7-08 has a compact 32mm scope, the 325 has a larger 50mm, and the abolt has a standard 3-9x40. Fitting the right size scope to the overall gun is very important to me. I mounted them all myself after a long time adjusting the relief, shouldering, adjust, shoulder, etc....
I have done everything within my control and ability to make them the best I know how. If I had to pick one it would be the 7-08
