Sub-MOA factory Rifles? Which do you prefer?

[Rosebud]

LOL! I have a TC Compass in 6.5 CM, and it cost me $20 (https://www.longrangehunting.com/threads/i-got-my-first-6-5-cm-for-20.201958/)
and it shoots the cheapest factory ammo I can find.
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(3-shot group at 200Y)

Sold one of them to my sons best friend. TC Venture, .243. It shot lights out, and at times I wish I had it back, especially now that they don't make them anymore.

 

[hawg chaser]

Tikka and if you want a few more bells and whistles a seekins ph2

 

[Orange Dust]

Sako would be my first and last choice. Weird only one other sako guy in the forum.

I have two, and they are favorites

 

[FEENIX]

Sako would be my first and last choice. Weird only one other sako guy in the forum.

I have a SAKOM995 in .300 WM that I harvested a MT bull elk with at 931Y.

 

[MIBirdhunter]

I have two Savage Ultralites and they both group about 3/4 moa with factory loads.

 

[martyj]

I think most of the new rifles are very accurate anymore.
I worry more about the shooters and how much they practice and how familiar they are with their equipment.

 

[Okanogan]

My Seekins 7 PRC meets my expectations and all my other bolt guns are GAP rifles. Seekins customer service has also been outstanding. I sent the stock from my Element in to have a bi-pod rail and an arca plate added. They paid shipping both ways and only charged me for the two parts- no labor. I had a problem with the magazine that came with the rifle and somehow ended up with two replacements.

 

[Leaf Litter]

X-bolt, Seekins, Tikka. You cannot go wrong with any one of these 3 rifles.

 

[Cholla]

Sold one of them to my sons best friend. TC Venture, .243. It shot lights out, and at times I wish I had it back, especially now that they don't make them anymore.

TC is coming back to life. The previous owner has bought the name back and will be making guns in 2025.

 

[Cholla]

To provide an update, I have a SA Waypoint in 7 PRC coming.