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Tom Wayte
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Who makes a good quality accurate 22-250?
Thanks,
Tom
Thanks,
Tom
Here's two that "cut it"..!
Massively loaded question..................................................... So I'll bite.
Still believe ya can't go wrong with a Savage VLP ...IMOP, for price and consistent accuracy from rifle to rifle.......
http://www.savagearms.com/firearms/model/12VLP DBM
Highly recommended the VLP in 22-250...!
$$$ not as important.... Then Cooper.
http://www.cooperfirearms.com/our_rifles_new.php
These two manufactures have been providing TRUE out of the box accuracy quite consistently. IMOP......
cale
Massively loaded question..................................................... So I'll bite.
Still believe ya can't go wrong with a Savage VLP ...IMOP, for price and consistent accuracy from rifle to rifle.......
http://www.savagearms.com/firearms/model/12VLP DBM
Highly recommended the VLP in 22-250...!
$$$ not as important.... Then Cooper.
http://www.cooperfirearms.com/our_rifles_new.php
These two manufactures have been providing TRUE out of the box accuracy quite consistently. IMOP......
cale
Accurate 22-250
There may not be anybody who DOES NOT make a good 22-250! But, by "good" I assume you mean good overall--taking price, accuracy, reliability, feel, and etc, into account. Three years ago I bought a Remington VSSF II in 22-250. I installed a Nightforce benchrest scope, a Jewell trigger, and a bipod.
I tried several bullets, powders, cases, primers, and different reloading methods (sizing, neck turning, sorting, etc.) until I felt like it reached its maximum potential. Last Sunday I shot just over a 4 inch group at 615 yards in a gusty 4-7 mph crosswind. At 100 yards every bullet hole is touching another. After 3 years I can say it is as good as the day I bought it. It is reliable, I consider it accurate, and it fits me perfect. I would love a Savage, a Wetherby, or a rifle from any other manufacturer, I just chose this particular one. I believe a person can make any rifle good for some particular purpose. So, this is my answer, but if you are seriously looking for a "good" 22-250, I think you could close your eyes and point to any one on the shelf and be just fine!
There may not be anybody who DOES NOT make a good 22-250! But, by "good" I assume you mean good overall--taking price, accuracy, reliability, feel, and etc, into account. Three years ago I bought a Remington VSSF II in 22-250. I installed a Nightforce benchrest scope, a Jewell trigger, and a bipod.
I tried several bullets, powders, cases, primers, and different reloading methods (sizing, neck turning, sorting, etc.) until I felt like it reached its maximum potential. Last Sunday I shot just over a 4 inch group at 615 yards in a gusty 4-7 mph crosswind. At 100 yards every bullet hole is touching another. After 3 years I can say it is as good as the day I bought it. It is reliable, I consider it accurate, and it fits me perfect. I would love a Savage, a Wetherby, or a rifle from any other manufacturer, I just chose this particular one. I believe a person can make any rifle good for some particular purpose. So, this is my answer, but if you are seriously looking for a "good" 22-250, I think you could close your eyes and point to any one on the shelf and be just fine!
Dennis Sorensen
It's just not worth it...
I have seen a lot of factory 700 heavy barrels shoot very well over the years... Remington is still my preference for a factory rifle.