Is your favorite rifle custom made or factory made ? I have a close tie

[dgr416]

My favorite two rifles are factory guns one a seco made Weatherby accumark in 338-378 Weatherby. THAT rifle was made for weathetby from a defence contractor super accurate with all bullets except Hornady. I ALSO have my old ruger 77 in 338 win mag that shoots cloverleaf with most ammo but it hates Hornady bullets too .

 

[Recon$$]

Unpopular opinion here, but there's enough turnkey options out there I'll just buy a nice 2k-3k rifle and skip the wait. Anything I carry into the field shoots .5 moa or better with handloads. I'm talking hunting rifles.

 

[rtfletcher]

Mine is a Winchester 70 Featherweight in 6.5x55 factory rifle. Shoots honest 1" or better groups and is a joy to shoot. Second would be a Marlin 336 in .35 Rem. More for sentimental reasons than anything else.

 

[txaggie1]

My favorites to collect will forever be mark v's (specifically southpaw versions for me but collect both R and L hand for me and the boys). While I have almost all calibers from 224-378 my forever favorite is the 257. Ruger 1's will be my closest in line for runner up.

Model 70 featherweight was a close runner up till i realized how much i love the single shots - especially in 257 wby!

 

[std7mag]

I have several.

Weatherby Mark V Weathermark LT in 7mm Weatherby Magnum.

Ruger 77 MKII in 257 Roberts.

Savage 111 rebarreled to 257 Roberts AI.

Stevens 200 that I reamed the chamber to 7mm-08 AI.

 

[Marplot]

My Waffen-Krausser - Munchen is my favorite is two rifles is on one butt stock. The 16ga over 7.65R is great for stalking about anything. The double rifle barrel at 9,3x74R is good for larger game. I am just learning to shoot it.

 

[txaggie1]

My Waffen-Krausser - Munchen is my favorite is two rifles is on one butt stock. The 16ga over 7.65R is great for stalking about anything. The double rifle barrel at 9,3x74R is good for larger game. I am just learning to shoot it.

that's why I love the ruger single shots = that's a cool double man!

 

[Marplot]

My second favorite is 1954 Simson. 12g single over 8x57R 24" Barrels and second set of barrels is 29.5" 12g over 12g full and modified. Claw mounted Kahles Helia 1.5-6x42 scope with European duplex reticle

 

[Peddler 76]

The 7MS is out of the old Custom Shop in Ilion and the now discontinued LAW I guess was a shop not a factory .

 

[Lapuatom]

My Waffen-Krausser - Munchen is my favorite is two rifles is on one butt stock. The 16ga over 7.65R is great for stalking about anything. The double rifle barrel at 9,3x74R is good for larger game. I am just learning to shoot it.

That's a heck of a front scope mount!

 

[asd9055]

All factory.
1959 WBY MK V Deluxe, shoots under 1/2" 300WBY
1990's Winchester M70 Classic Stainless 30.06
2005 WBY MV Accumark 300WBY
2012 WBY MKV Accumark 338 LM

Funny thing about H ammo. One year at camp, two friends of mine showed up with their Accumarks and H ammo. The would not group at all. Tried in 3 rifles, no luck. I gave them some of mine to hunt. Used their's for the brass, just for practice.

 

[Mercracing]

Currently its an Impact action and whatever barrel I want to hunt with. Love the actions and they treat me well. That being said, I am on the lookout for a MkV a beautiful wood stock.

 

[baldhunter]

I have both factory and customs that shoot well.When it really comes down to a choice between the two sometimes,it's the stock that's on the rifle.The stock can sometimes make a difference in how well the gun shoots and how well the stock fits the shooter can also make a difference in how well the shooter can shoot the gun.

 

[19elkhunter51]

My favorite rifle is my pre-64 Model 70 Featherweight in 30-06. I haven't shot it in many years but it is a dream to put to your shoulder and lives up to its name when I carry it in the field. The stock developed a crack that ran from the front lug all the way back to the tang of the action. I gave to a local gunsmith, Duncans Gun Works, San Marcos, CA. They took it apart, filled the crack with bedding material, bedded the whole stock and then put two cross bolts in the stock. After that work it looked like a safari grade Model 70 and became a one hole wonder off the bench. To this day I have a soft spot for pre-64 Model 70's.