Which Rifle?

[TacticalCowboy]

I just sold a TC venture 30-06 that would group less than 3/4” with basically no work... and when I shoot groups there is no slowing down. As soon as I am ready to fire another round, it’s gone.

[TacticalCowboy]

I’ll sell you this one for $800.

https://discussions.texasbowhunter.com/forums/showthread.php?t=734929

[lglidewell]

I had a Rem 700 SPS Varmint 308 that could do it easily.
I’ve had probably 4-5 308’s since and I settled with a Tikka T3 Lite stainless 308 in a Bell and Carlson aluminum bedded stock that can shoot like that when I do my part.

My vote would be for the T3X.

[Black Ice]

Which Rifle?

I had a Rem 700 SPS Varmint 308 that could do it easily.
I’ve had probably 4-5 308’s since and I settled with a Tikka T3 Lite stainless 308 in a Bell and Carlson aluminum bedded stock that can shoot like that when I do my part.

My vote would be for the T3X.

That SPS Varmint is a great rifle. Picked up a 22/250 for under $300 when dicks was giving them away with a Remington rebate. It would do what the op asks.

Not sure on the whole box but that’s a different request.


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[RifleBowPistol]

My Rem 700 5r Milspec 308 does that easily and most factory ammo around 1/2"

I don't know about accuracy with the newer Remington 700s, I have not shot one. But I had a older BDL Varminter, in 308, from the 70s, then a 22-250 BDL Varminter from the early 90s. Both would shoot .100" groups at 100 yards, but that was with my hand loads. The 308 had a bedding job and a Timney trigger, that was all. The 22-250, I just adjusted the stock trigger, no bedding. I worked up hand loads for both. The older Remington 700s are very hard to be for out of the box accuracy.

[Black Ice]

Which Rifle?

I don't know about accuracy with the newer Remington 700s, I have not shot one. But I had a older BDL Varminter, in 308, from the 70s, then a 22-250 BDL Varminter from the early 90s. Both would shoot .100" groups at 100 yards, but that was with my hand loads. The 308 had a bedding job and a Timney trigger, that was all. The 22-250, I just adjusted the stock trigger, no bedding. I worked up hand loads for both. The older Remington 700s are very hard to be for out of the box accuracy.

My newest one last 5 years has been the worst. It’s a stainless CDL fluted in .257.

At $50 to $100 a box it can expensive.

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[175gr7.62]

Any shooter will tell you that is not possible. You are over-heating the barrel. You will NOT be able to maintain sub-MOA groups with that much of a string. You have to let the barrel cool.

I wasn’t talking about 20rds all at one time


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[DUKFVR]

Savage

[Texastaxi]

If an animal will stand still long enough for you to shoot 20 rounds, you shouldn't need but one!

[gfulton]

I've got a LAW that I bought used in .308 that shoots lights out! It was within your budget.

[-HIC-]

Any shooter will tell you that is not possible. You are over-heating the barrel. You will NOT be able to maintain sub-MOA groups with that much of a string. You have to let the barrel cool.

Are you kidding? F-Class matches are shot in 20 round strings with sighters before record.

I have seen Savage factory rifles on the line, and perform well at 600. I have never seen a winning string from a factory rifle at 1k, but I am sure it has been done.

[CSanders]

You're a better man than me. No way I could shoot a gun all day long. 24 hours is a long time to be shooting. An hour or two and I am done. How many rounds per hour do you shoot?

Lol didn’t know anyone would take that comment so serious.

[mpotts]

my rem 700 5r milspec 308 does that easily and most factory ammo around 1/2"

ding! Ding!

[Guest.1]

ding! Ding!

Ditto

We have the same rifle

Dime size grouping

I can hand it to my shooting partner and he has same results left handed



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[Terran28]

I wasn’t talking about 20rds all at one time


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My apologies. Then that is what my Savage does. When I say cloverleafs, that is 3-5 rounds at 100 yards all touching. 3/4" groups or better.