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<blockquote data-quote="PNWdude67" data-source="post: 2399301" data-attributes="member: 110615"><p>There is not really one thing more important than the other. Some have said get training, better shooter. Ok point taken, we all need to train to be better shooters. I think what you are trying to get going is a conversation about prioritizing the key elements of an accurate rifle system, shooter aside? All my rifles are modular now. They start with a solid bolt action receiver and are built up from there. Next is the optic, then the barrel and finally the stock. From there we chamber and develop a load. So it may not be the most important thing, because cutting corners or going cheap at any point will compromise the rifle's performance outcome, but the receiver is the first step towards making a great shooting rifle for any shooter regardless of ability or level of training. A great shooter will shoot better and a bad shooter will suck a little less with a good gun.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="PNWdude67, post: 2399301, member: 110615"] There is not really one thing more important than the other. Some have said get training, better shooter. Ok point taken, we all need to train to be better shooters. I think what you are trying to get going is a conversation about prioritizing the key elements of an accurate rifle system, shooter aside? All my rifles are modular now. They start with a solid bolt action receiver and are built up from there. Next is the optic, then the barrel and finally the stock. From there we chamber and develop a load. So it may not be the most important thing, because cutting corners or going cheap at any point will compromise the rifle’s performance outcome, but the receiver is the first step towards making a great shooting rifle for any shooter regardless of ability or level of training. A great shooter will shoot better and a bad shooter will suck a little less with a good gun. [/QUOTE]
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