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<blockquote data-quote="VarmintGuy" data-source="post: 258029" data-attributes="member: 10334"><p>Cdog: I am not trying to supress savage Rifles I am simply refuting the myth that some folks try to propogate wherein ONLY savage Rifles are accurate!</p><p>NOTHING could be further from the real truth!</p><p>I brought on line just this month a wickedly accurate Ruger M-77 V/T in caliber 204 Ruger!</p><p>With VERY LITTLE load development (after barrel break-in) I got such splendid accuracy from a load using 32 grain Hornady V-Max's that i declared load testing over - on the Rifles 3rd trip to the range!</p><p>You might call this an example of "out of the box" accuracy!</p><p>On the 17th of January I made two groups (5 shot at 100 yards) measuring .378" and .347"!</p><p>For an average of .362"</p><p>With Varmint bullets this IS excellent accuracy from an all factory stock Ruger Rifle!</p><p>AND this Ruger Rifle is quality built, handsome, well balanced and obviously VERY accurate!</p><p>NO - savage Rifles DO NOT have the corner on accuracy!</p><p>And they ARE still clunky, awkward, cheaply made, unattractive and unbalanced Rifles!</p><p>Period!</p><p>You call my fact filled posts "foolish"!</p><p>I am calling YOU and YOUR contention that ONLY savage Rifles are accurate - FOOLISH, to the extreme!</p><p>If you think my posts "foolish" then disprove any of them OR any part of them!</p><p>I am calling you out there cdog!</p><p>Put up your evidence (like I have!) or shut up (but post your apology before you do!)!</p><p>Hold into the wind</p><p>VarmintGuy (the cdog "corrector"!)</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="VarmintGuy, post: 258029, member: 10334"] Cdog: I am not trying to supress savage Rifles I am simply refuting the myth that some folks try to propogate wherein ONLY savage Rifles are accurate! NOTHING could be further from the real truth! I brought on line just this month a wickedly accurate Ruger M-77 V/T in caliber 204 Ruger! With VERY LITTLE load development (after barrel break-in) I got such splendid accuracy from a load using 32 grain Hornady V-Max's that i declared load testing over - on the Rifles 3rd trip to the range! You might call this an example of "out of the box" accuracy! On the 17th of January I made two groups (5 shot at 100 yards) measuring .378" and .347"! For an average of .362" With Varmint bullets this IS excellent accuracy from an all factory stock Ruger Rifle! AND this Ruger Rifle is quality built, handsome, well balanced and obviously VERY accurate! NO - savage Rifles DO NOT have the corner on accuracy! And they ARE still clunky, awkward, cheaply made, unattractive and unbalanced Rifles! Period! You call my fact filled posts "foolish"! I am calling YOU and YOUR contention that ONLY savage Rifles are accurate - FOOLISH, to the extreme! If you think my posts "foolish" then disprove any of them OR any part of them! I am calling you out there cdog! Put up your evidence (like I have!) or shut up (but post your apology before you do!)! Hold into the wind VarmintGuy (the cdog "corrector"!) [/QUOTE]
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