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<blockquote data-quote="Forester" data-source="post: 290785" data-attributes="member: 11102"><p>That is one big stretch. The barrel nut bothers some people more than others. To me it just means I don't need a gunsmith when it comes time to rebarrel.</p><p></p><p>Savage factory barrels are head an shoulders better, the trigger is better, the action looks near identical and gets around the absolute need to be trued by using the floating bolt head.</p><p></p><p>If you can do a good bedding job you can build a darn good shooting Savage on your reloading bench.</p><p></p><p>Me thinks you are confused about which is the better rifle in TODAYS market!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Forester, post: 290785, member: 11102"] That is one big stretch. The barrel nut bothers some people more than others. To me it just means I don't need a gunsmith when it comes time to rebarrel. Savage factory barrels are head an shoulders better, the trigger is better, the action looks near identical and gets around the absolute need to be trued by using the floating bolt head. If you can do a good bedding job you can build a darn good shooting Savage on your reloading bench. Me thinks you are confused about which is the better rifle in TODAYS market! [/QUOTE]
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