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<blockquote data-quote="338 LEGEND" data-source="post: 291819" data-attributes="member: 14558"><p>I owen one factory rifle if you dont count the 40x rifles so I dont have any use for a savage rifle. keep kiding your self no one puts barrel nuts on there custom actions for a reason. Im not going or trying to say that savage dont have some good shooting rifles. I just dont waist my time with factory barrels and that being said, if its not a custom action its a remington 700. I think most all factory barrels make good fence post at best, I have worked on them all and true preformace comes from the most ridgid and true action you can get. because you can change things at home and it makes you feel like a gunsmith dont make a preformer. put a savage barrel in a lathe and thread it at the muzzle for a brake and then do the same with a remington, you will see the differance.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="338 LEGEND, post: 291819, member: 14558"] I owen one factory rifle if you dont count the 40x rifles so I dont have any use for a savage rifle. keep kiding your self no one puts barrel nuts on there custom actions for a reason. Im not going or trying to say that savage dont have some good shooting rifles. I just dont waist my time with factory barrels and that being said, if its not a custom action its a remington 700. I think most all factory barrels make good fence post at best, I have worked on them all and true preformace comes from the most ridgid and true action you can get. because you can change things at home and it makes you feel like a gunsmith dont make a preformer. put a savage barrel in a lathe and thread it at the muzzle for a brake and then do the same with a remington, you will see the differance. [/QUOTE]
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