Rifle retirement....

[Take em]

Had a 243 as a kid and never could connect with it 1 for 9. Pulled out 15 years later and gut shot one. Never had issues with anything else but this one rifle. Everyone in the family could use is fine. Sometimes it’s just in your head, but I stopped using it as not worth missing or wounding.


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Thanks to APR it’s now a 7-08


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[sierracharlie338]

I elected for an APR rebarrel for the same reason op, no confidence in the gun.


Sierracharlie out…

[Big pig]

Fit of the gun matters. And scope fit. And trigger.
I am a firm believer in confidence in all endeavors
Especially fishing, golf, shooting and hunting.
I trust my Savages and Ruger’s.

Retired my dads 760 Rem. pump. Classic .257 Roberts

BP

[M16]

Trigger pull is not all about poundage. Ill take a 5 pound pull trigger that breaks clean over a 2 pounder with lots of creep. I like a 2.5 pound trigger that breaks with no creep.

[RWB]

I am sure this is not your problem but..... son has a savage 17hmr that would drive tracks at the range but was horrible in the field. Turns out the scope mount machine holes were out of alignment so the scope not aligned with the barrel. At 100 yards it was perfect but anything in front of or past that it was off.