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Kimber vs Cooper vs CZ
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<blockquote data-quote="rcdinaz" data-source="post: 549882" data-attributes="member: 31581"><p>I think you are going to get a lot of opinions on this. I am surprised people have had accuracy issued with the Kimbers but it is only based on my experince with a Tikka T3 Lite I bought for my daughter. That little gun can shoot even with the little plastic stock and imperfect trigger. </p><p> </p><p>My opinion is an off the shelf rifle is always a bit of a gamble and you are paying the 2x-3x price tag on a Cooper to remove the gamble. The gun will shoot and has been tested and gauranteed to do so. </p><p> </p><p>I am surprised you did not mention or look at Savage based on the articles on this site and the postive feedback so many have given. Savage has so many choices now that you could buy one see if it shoots and if it doesnt still afford to change out the trigger and barrel and have a semi custom that will shoot. For the record I am not some crazy Savage fan I only own one of their rifles a 22-250 heavy varmint rig.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="rcdinaz, post: 549882, member: 31581"] I think you are going to get a lot of opinions on this. I am surprised people have had accuracy issued with the Kimbers but it is only based on my experince with a Tikka T3 Lite I bought for my daughter. That little gun can shoot even with the little plastic stock and imperfect trigger. My opinion is an off the shelf rifle is always a bit of a gamble and you are paying the 2x-3x price tag on a Cooper to remove the gamble. The gun will shoot and has been tested and gauranteed to do so. I am surprised you did not mention or look at Savage based on the articles on this site and the postive feedback so many have given. Savage has so many choices now that you could buy one see if it shoots and if it doesnt still afford to change out the trigger and barrel and have a semi custom that will shoot. For the record I am not some crazy Savage fan I only own one of their rifles a 22-250 heavy varmint rig. [/QUOTE]
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