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07-22-2015, 02:37 PM
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07-22-2015, 02:55 PM
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If that is actually true then Ruger has just made one of the most significant advancements in 100 years, no? How can this be? Mind you, I'm not arguing - just trying to understand.
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07-22-2015, 03:15 PM
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A Remington, will take at least 1500 or more to compete with this gun. Not including the cost of the gun.
Trigger 250.00 Chassis 1100.00 20 MOA Rail 165. 5R barrel 550.00 detachable box mag 250.00 for bottom medal and 75.00 for a mag And that is just the start.
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07-22-2015, 03:29 PM
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Bob,
I like the rifle a lot but in the end isn't accuracy more important than all those accessories? say a savage 10 could out shoot the Ruger, wouldn't the Savage be the better choice for long range work?
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#7
07-22-2015, 03:32 PM
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would be if it came with all the same options for the same price........But alas that would not be the case here.......I own a Savage model 10 in .223. I had to put a stock and bed it, put a target trigger on it, a 20 moa rail......Now I have better than a 1000.00 in it, but it does shoot 1/2 MOA.....And I don't have a fully adjustable chassis. Nor magazine feed...
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07-22-2015, 03:51 PM
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that doesn't really answer my question.
 I fully agree for that style of bolt action rifle the Ruger is a major win. definitely cheaper than taking a stock bolt action and adding that kind of stock, rail, and detachable mag and all the other little things. what i'm saying is you don't need all that stuff to shoot at long range (Carlos Hathcock sure didn't) if you took a stock heavy barrled Savage model 10 or Remington 700 did no mods to it and it could out shoot the Ruger then wouldn't it be the better choice? to me the answer would be yes! saying it would take $1500 + the cost of the rifle to bring a Rem 700 to this level only really counts if you want all the extras.
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