Bergara is hard to beat, their people have first hand knowledge and produce an outstanding product. Without a doubt what ever you get from them will shoot under an inch. Plus great customer service. This alone is worth alot.
The only reason I dislike muzzle brakes is due to the increased volume and blasts produced.I always here people talking about recoil, I don't know why people are not using muzzle brakes to mitigate the recoil. I have a 28Nosler with a muzzle brake, it kicks like a 270 Win. or less. I have a stepson with a Winchester 300 Win Mag, that thing kicks like a demonic mule, I don't know why he doesn't change the barrel and put a brake on it.. Anymore, I will not go without one that has a cartridge that kicks the snout out of you.
From one veteran to the next, thanks for your service to the greatest nation in the world. We all have different perspectives, personal preferences, and personal experiences.I'm stuck between the Bergara Ridge and the Savage 110 High Country, Chambered in 300 win mag (I am kind of considering 6.5 PRC but have already picked up several boxes of 300 win mag), I am stationed in Fairbanks Alaska so it would be used for Caribou, Moose and Bear. I perviously had a Bergara Ridge in 30-06 but could not get it to hold groups so I sent it to Bergara this past March and they were still trying to work the accuracy issue out with it as of today (has been hard for them to get ammo to shoot it) they said the best they could get it to group was 1.5" so they offered a refund and I took it due to Caribou season opening August 10th I gotta get a good LR rifle in my hands. My budget is right around $1200 so I looked at the Christensen Mesa but have heard some horror stories. All in-put is welcome because I am just starting to get my feet wet in long range hunting ( Alaska hunting is way diffrent then Kentucky) The scope that will be on the rifle is a Vortex Viper HS 4-16x44 BDC reticle
You may be Tied for Greatest Nation...but if not your a darned good Second to CANADA!...From one veteran to the next, thanks for your service to the greatest nation in the world. We all have different perspectives, personal preferences, and personal experiences.
Between the two, "my" personal preference is a Savage. Savage rifles' out-of-the-box accuracy and DIY friendliness are hard to beat. I have quite a few Savage rifles/Savage action builds.
Good luck and happy safe shooting/hunting.
Ed
Hey Ed! Thanks for the reply! & thank you for your service as well brother!From one veteran to the next, thanks for your service to the greatest nation in the world. We all have different perspectives, personal preferences, and personal experiences.
Between the two, "my" personal preference is a Savage. Savage rifles' out-of-the-box accuracy and DIY friendliness are hard to beat. I have quite a few Savage rifles/Savage action builds.
Good luck and happy safe shooting/hunting.
Ed