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You could buy a regular Tikka, tie a bag of shot to either swivel, and throw away the other $600.

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You can't beat a Garcia era Sako, and you can still pick them up in that price range.


He lives in Australia and I don't think they have the used market we have.

Otherwise I would agree.




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Throwing a boomerang beats shooting that other junk...


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shrapnel, I thought you were to be fishing the Lamar River on Thursdays??????


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I did, I am headed back to Bozeman after a decent afternoon on the Lamar. I would post pictures, but the only pictures that were taken were by tourists on the highway...


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Originally Posted by shrapnel

Throwing a boomerang beats shooting that other junk...


Tough to beat stainless/synthetic boomerang.



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Originally Posted by deflave
Originally Posted by shrapnel

Throwing a boomerang beats shooting that other junk...


Tough to beat stainless/synthetic boomerang.



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You forgot fast twist...


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Originally Posted by deflave
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How do you guys rate the Savage 12 LRPV single shot rifles?

Pieter


They are very accurate pieces of schit IME.




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Travis, that is one of the better rifle descriptions I have heard to date smile

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Originally Posted by shrapnel
Originally Posted by deflave
Originally Posted by shrapnel

Throwing a boomerang beats shooting that other junk...


Tough to beat stainless/synthetic boomerang.



Travis


You forgot fast twist...


We do not throw boomerangs in South-Africa, but I will keep that in mind grin

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Id get a Savage rig and not look back.


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Of having over 20 dedicated varmint rifles....the one I really like using is the rem 700 tactical....it's not stock by any means...trigger bolt knob firing pin and hs stock....the platform just works, the right weight and balance and really shoots just about any load I feed it..
Still my favorite would be the l461 sako but I don't have one in 223..

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Originally Posted by drover
I bought a new Rem 700 SPS in 223 for $500 a few months ago, did nothing but tighten the action screws, install a scope, used one of my favorite handloads and immediately began to shoot 3/4" five shot groups. I spent another $100 and put a Timney trigger in it and with the better trigger it now groups d5 shots into a 1/2" more often than not.
It definitely fits heavy catagorey, I haven't weighed it but with a 6-24 Weaver on it I am guessing around 10.5#.

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I second this. Not pretty, kinda heavy, but accurate. I was able to adjust the trigger in mine instead of changing it out. My scope is a 4-12 Nikon Monarch. Quickly becoming a favorite gun.

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Pieter,
Good day sir.
I have three rifles in the safe that fit that description. A Winchester Heavy Varmint, a Remington 700 Varmint Synthetic, and a Howa heavy stainless.
The Winchester was my favorite and then I bought the Howa for my son and I prefer that now.
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I appreciate all the information guys.

I think the one thing that makes the savage fairly attractive is the ease of changing barrels.

How good is the HS stocks on the LRPV?

Pieter


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