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What would you choose for a free gun
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<blockquote data-quote="johnnyk" data-source="post: 284663" data-attributes="member: 307"><p>Mike,</p><p> If I were in your dilemma I'd sell one of the custom .257 Weatherby's, take that cash and add it to the $775 and get a Savage model 12 Long Range Precision Varminter. The chambering would either be .22-250 (1-9 or 1-12 twist) with the 1-9 twist to sling those heavier bullets, or the 6mmBR (1-8 or 1-12), again I'd choose the faster twist to sling the heavies. It comes with the HS Precision stock and the "target" AccuTrigger. Either one, I imagine would be incredible accurate and help you with your LR homework.</p><p> I'd also consider a Reming700 VLS in 6mmRem or .243Win. Both could be rechamber later to 6-284 if you liked. I'd shoot it first to see where it stood accuracy wise. Then, if it needed it, add an aftermarket trigger and free-float barrel and bed the action. JohnnyK.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="johnnyk, post: 284663, member: 307"] Mike, If I were in your dilemma I'd sell one of the custom .257 Weatherby's, take that cash and add it to the $775 and get a Savage model 12 Long Range Precision Varminter. The chambering would either be .22-250 (1-9 or 1-12 twist) with the 1-9 twist to sling those heavier bullets, or the 6mmBR (1-8 or 1-12), again I'd choose the faster twist to sling the heavies. It comes with the HS Precision stock and the "target" AccuTrigger. Either one, I imagine would be incredible accurate and help you with your LR homework. I'd also consider a Reming700 VLS in 6mmRem or .243Win. Both could be rechamber later to 6-284 if you liked. I'd shoot it first to see where it stood accuracy wise. Then, if it needed it, add an aftermarket trigger and free-float barrel and bed the action. JohnnyK. [/QUOTE]
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