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204 varmint rifle?
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<blockquote data-quote="tuck2" data-source="post: 442834" data-attributes="member: 23575"><p>I purchased a Ruger 77 Target Varmint .204 when they first can out. It was one of the most accurate out of the box rifle I have owned. I got my first center fire rifle in 1952 and started reloading in 1953. Over the years I have owned Anschultz, Browning, Cooper, CZ, Howa, Kimber, Marlin, Sako, Savage, Parker Hale, Remington, Winchester, and Weatherby rifles . Most were bolt action . I have not tried out the new Savage varmint weight rifles but I may have to get one just to see if they are as accurate as some claim. But over the years I have learned how to glass bed actions, free float barrels , adjust triggers, and have had gunsmith lapp bolt locking luggs and recrown muzzles to get them to shoot under one inch 100 yard groups. Owning one rifle that is accurate does not mean that other rifles out of the boxof the same brand, model and cartridge will be as accurate.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="tuck2, post: 442834, member: 23575"] I purchased a Ruger 77 Target Varmint .204 when they first can out. It was one of the most accurate out of the box rifle I have owned. I got my first center fire rifle in 1952 and started reloading in 1953. Over the years I have owned Anschultz, Browning, Cooper, CZ, Howa, Kimber, Marlin, Sako, Savage, Parker Hale, Remington, Winchester, and Weatherby rifles . Most were bolt action . I have not tried out the new Savage varmint weight rifles but I may have to get one just to see if they are as accurate as some claim. But over the years I have learned how to glass bed actions, free float barrels , adjust triggers, and have had gunsmith lapp bolt locking luggs and recrown muzzles to get them to shoot under one inch 100 yard groups. Owning one rifle that is accurate does not mean that other rifles out of the boxof the same brand, model and cartridge will be as accurate. [/QUOTE]
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