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I do not have those brands.
Just wondering why those and not an inexpensive savage axis.
I have 2 of the Axis rifles in .223 and would not trade them for anything, they are that accurate.
Here is a 100 yard group I was working up loads for my first Axis in .223.
LC 13 cases 25.5gr varget .258" center to center 60gr V-max.
It is the only gun I own that has shot under 1" 3 shot group at 300 yards.
Just wondering why those and not an inexpensive savage axis.
I have 2 of the Axis rifles in .223 and would not trade them for anything, they are that accurate.
Here is a 100 yard group I was working up loads for my first Axis in .223.
LC 13 cases 25.5gr varget .258" center to center 60gr V-max.
It is the only gun I own that has shot under 1" 3 shot group at 300 yards.
Good groups.
Never owned a Savage. I just went with what I am familiar with. I did not list a Remington because those seem to be out of my price range anymore.
...I’ll do some research on the Savage.
Thanks
Never owned a Savage. I just went with what I am familiar with. I did not list a Remington because those seem to be out of my price range anymore.
...I’ll do some research on the Savage.
Thanks
I have a 223 built on a Remington 700 action with Shilen bull barrel, blueprinted action and bolt face. It’s in a Stockys synthetic stock with the full aluminum block which floats the barrel and beds the action. Moa scope rail and trigger has been worked
Black Friday a few years ago I got my first .223 Bolt rifle the Savage Axis for $150
I could not say no to that.
I tossed stones at the .223 round because I was in the bigger is better for killing crowd.
After much testing and many deer and other critters killed with the .223 I must say it puts them down faster and cleaner than the big 30's.
All my savage rifles shoot under MOA to 500 yards.
Even the little .223 with 55V-Max
Academy Sports can sometimes get what you need if it is not in stock
I could not say no to that.
I tossed stones at the .223 round because I was in the bigger is better for killing crowd.
After much testing and many deer and other critters killed with the .223 I must say it puts them down faster and cleaner than the big 30's.
All my savage rifles shoot under MOA to 500 yards.
Even the little .223 with 55V-Max
Academy Sports can sometimes get what you need if it is not in stock
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