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<blockquote data-quote="Barrelnut" data-source="post: 1364244" data-attributes="member: 74902"><p>H, I don't see anyone negative on the Savage in this thread. Most are very positive. there is a slight waning on the Tika (mostly do to their stock) and some negative feedback on remington due to their QC.</p><p></p><p>Savage rifles have a reputation for shooting well. Most of us who shoot them love them because we can easily but a custom quality barrel on them and have them shooting on par with a lot of customs. Until you own one it's kinda hard to explain the following they have. The draw back it some think they are kinda ugly and they are. But they can shoot so darn well that it is easy to overlook their cosmetics.</p><p></p><p>Have a look at the Savagearms.com site. Look at how many target rifles Savage makes and their cost. Companies that make bad shooting rifles do not make many target rifles. Remington hardly makes target rifles at all. Savage rifles aren't exactly cheap, especially when you get into the higher models. They run on par or are more expensive than some Remingtons.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Barrelnut, post: 1364244, member: 74902"] H, I don't see anyone negative on the Savage in this thread. Most are very positive. there is a slight waning on the Tika (mostly do to their stock) and some negative feedback on remington due to their QC. Savage rifles have a reputation for shooting well. Most of us who shoot them love them because we can easily but a custom quality barrel on them and have them shooting on par with a lot of customs. Until you own one it's kinda hard to explain the following they have. The draw back it some think they are kinda ugly and they are. But they can shoot so darn well that it is easy to overlook their cosmetics. Have a look at the Savagearms.com site. Look at how many target rifles Savage makes and their cost. Companies that make bad shooting rifles do not make many target rifles. Remington hardly makes target rifles at all. Savage rifles aren't exactly cheap, especially when you get into the higher models. They run on par or are more expensive than some Remingtons. [/QUOTE]
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