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Yes! This!!
i just got back from mammoth sniper challenge and a lot of guys with Bergaras spanked me and my partner with custom ARs and Defiance rifles.
Yes! This!!
Maybe you need a combination of more practice AND a Bergara? I'm sure it was a cool event. Have always wanted to go even just to watch or be an RO.i just got back from mammoth sniper challenge and a lot of guys with Bergaras spanked me and my partner with custom ARs and Defiance rifle
Maybe you need a combination of more practice AND a Bergara? I'm sure it was a cool event. Have always wanted to go even just to watch or be an RO.
i hunt with a Highlander in 6.5 PRC and it's lighter than the Terrain, but not as light as the Mountain. Accuracy is fantastic across the board...I have a bergara wilderness terrain in 6.5prc, and it checks two of those three boxes. It is high quality and impressively accurate, but nobody would call it lightweight. I'm the guy that would rather carry a 10lb rifle and have the stability than a 6lb rifle that gets blown off your pack by the wind. I'm walking around with a good 20lbs of extra bodyweight, so if I want to complain about pack weight, the rifle isn't the biggest problem, it's me.
I've got 3 bergara rifles now, and they are hard to beat. I haven't purchased anything from the premiere line yet, and maybe I won't now since I'm just building what I want, but if a man had $1,000 and wanted a really accurate rifle that will do whatever he wanted, they are hard to beat. I have an hmr in 6.5cm that is probably the most consistently accurate rifle I own when shooting factory ammo. I haven't measured any of the groups, but people would probably question my integrity if I guessed. Very accurate riflesi hunt with a Highlander in 6.5 PRC and it's lighter than the Terrain, but not as light as the Mountain. Accuracy is fantastic across the board...
So why not post some targets? If it costs twice as much, the groups ought to at least be noticeably smaller if accuracy is the top criteria.
So why not post some targets? If it costs twice as much, the groups ought to at least be noticeably smaller if accuracy is the top criteria.
Hornady Precision Hunter. I did cut my barrel down to about 21" for tree stand hunting with a can but otherwise straight production gear. Nate, what load is that?
100 yards. That group was shot using a lead-sled which i don't normally like to do but was in a hunt camp verifying my rifle after flying. Normally I'm a .5 to .75 kinda MOA guyThanks, Nate and recon$$ for giving some targets to compare.
Nate, what distance?