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UK gunsmiths and custom rifle builders refusing to work on Bergara rifles because of their poor quality
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<blockquote data-quote="simone" data-source="post: 2848980" data-attributes="member: 103268"><p>Browning and Savage actions felt better than winchester and remington but they were not remotely comparable to the feeling i got from tikkas, sakos and bergaras, for what is worth since i cycled them without ammo. That said, i assume manufacturers cherry pick rifles for a big exposition like the one i went to so if a gun feels like a junky toy there, i can imagine what you can find in gun shops. As i said above, i was also less than impressed with the huge variability i found between 3 sauer 101 rifles i handled last month. These are supposed to be very good quality but one had a stick bolt, one a really gritty one and one was halfway. The owner of the gunshop (one of the biggest gunshops in Italy), referring to thr gritty one, just said "yeah, this must be a bad one" and handled me one of the other ones, like if this variability was totally normal among sauer rifles. Just to say.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="simone, post: 2848980, member: 103268"] Browning and Savage actions felt better than winchester and remington but they were not remotely comparable to the feeling i got from tikkas, sakos and bergaras, for what is worth since i cycled them without ammo. That said, i assume manufacturers cherry pick rifles for a big exposition like the one i went to so if a gun feels like a junky toy there, i can imagine what you can find in gun shops. As i said above, i was also less than impressed with the huge variability i found between 3 sauer 101 rifles i handled last month. These are supposed to be very good quality but one had a stick bolt, one a really gritty one and one was halfway. The owner of the gunshop (one of the biggest gunshops in Italy), referring to thr gritty one, just said "yeah, this must be a bad one" and handled me one of the other ones, like if this variability was totally normal among sauer rifles. Just to say. [/QUOTE]
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