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Today, we went over to our local gun club for their annual picnic. We were fortunate to have a couple fellers from Savage Arms there with a small arsenal with ammunition for us to try. They had a 6.5 creedemore, .308 Winchester, .17 hornet, the new .17 Winchester super magnum rim fire, and a .22 long rifle. It was a great opportunity. To top the experience off, I decided to try the .308- it's a pretty intimidating looking gun compared to what I'm used to. But I'm glad I shot it - the SA rep was very excited- and so was i! Turns out I'm gonna be a celebrity - this pic of one like it will be on their site...
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3 shots @ 100 meters - could cover em with a dime. Now if only I could talked him into giving me that gun.... :rolleyes:
 
Savage 10 BA in 308 I see. That's good shooting Sarah.:thumbup: They didn't have one in 338 Lapua for you to try? :cool:
 
Dangit Sarah, now everyone's gonna be after Savage guns. Their accuracy is unbeatable as far as mass produced out of the box guns go. My deer rifle is a 116 LH .270 in stainless. Groups under an inch @ 100 with pretty much any ammo, I get 1/2" with the Hornady Ballistic Tips I use. Mine's pre AccuTrigger, but it's nice and crisp and about 4#, i never saw a need to make it any better in a hunting gun.
 
Dangit Sarah, now everyone's gonna be after Savage guns. Their accuracy is unbeatable as far as mass produced out of the box guns go. My deer rifle is a 116 LH .270 in stainless. Groups under an inch @ 100 with pretty much any ammo, I get 1/2" with the Hornady Ballistic Tips I use. Mine's pre AccuTrigger, but it's nice and crisp and about 4#, i never saw a need to make it any better in a hunting gun.

I too, am a savage user and fan...
270 Win is my cartridge of choice.
It's pretty hard to beat sub MOA accuracy out of the box...
:msp_sneaky:
 
Hot dry and windy.... wonder when they start sending trucks out for fires. Last year we got lucky and only managed to have less than 3000 acres get charred.
 

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