I own a skinny Rem sps .223 & a Savage m10LE the Savage easily out shoots the Rem .My Savage has a Choate stock not my fav but it works for now.The new Accustocks are pretty nice much better than the old tupperware .
Savage.
Savage.
Since you said "top shelf" I'd say Remington...but only because of the availability of aftermarket stuff.
If you only planned to spend say, $1,000-$1,500, my answer would be Savage.
They are quite the shooters. Plus you can have a switch-barrel platform since you can swap barrels yourself. I originally planned on building a .300 mag outta the top one, but money kind of got in the way. If I ever shoot out the barrel of the tan 10FP, I'll switch the calibers and try something new.
Money gets in the way with custom builds when you're a full time college student who works part time.
I'll trade you my degree for your rifles...
The difference becomes very apparent at distances greater than 100yds.
A lot of 1/2 Minute rifles become 1, 2, and 3 minute rifles. I don't consider a rifle to be a 1/2MOA rifle unless it can repeatedly make a 5-shot group of 1/2 MOA - I see a lot of 1/2 minute rifles that can't produce 1/2 MOA when I happen to be around to witness their accuracy.
Not accusing anyone in this thread of that - just seems a lot of range boasting happens until its time to put-up/shut-up.
Way to bring back a dead thread and welcome to the board btw.
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