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Remington vs Tikka 300 WM....or Savage
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<blockquote data-quote="dougduey" data-source="post: 1328916" data-attributes="member: 33159"><p>It all comes down to what features you want in the rifle and how easy is it to purchase aftermarket parts/components if you want to change things down the line. I own all 3 brands you listed and they all shoot great. Here's my lineup of rifles (Tikka T3 243 & Sako 75 300 WSM/ Savage 110 30-06 & 116 6.5-284 Norma/Rem 700 7mm STW) Granted, I handload for all of them, which made every rifle better. That being said, the Tikka, Sako and Savage 110 (30-06) were all sub moa out of the box with factory ammo and the easiest to develop loads for. The 6.5-284 and 7 STW are scary accurate with handloads. The easiest one to change things out on was the Rem 700. There are so many options out there for the 700 and it's probably the easiest to rebarrel, too.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="dougduey, post: 1328916, member: 33159"] It all comes down to what features you want in the rifle and how easy is it to purchase aftermarket parts/components if you want to change things down the line. I own all 3 brands you listed and they all shoot great. Here's my lineup of rifles (Tikka T3 243 & Sako 75 300 WSM/ Savage 110 30-06 & 116 6.5-284 Norma/Rem 700 7mm STW) Granted, I handload for all of them, which made every rifle better. That being said, the Tikka, Sako and Savage 110 (30-06) were all sub moa out of the box with factory ammo and the easiest to develop loads for. The 6.5-284 and 7 STW are scary accurate with handloads. The easiest one to change things out on was the Rem 700. There are so many options out there for the 700 and it's probably the easiest to rebarrel, too. [/QUOTE]
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