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Savage Long Range Hunter

I purchased a Boyd's varmint thumbhole but didn't just install it so I can't say how good it is without having work done. I removed a decent amount of wood in the receiver and lug area, installed pillars and bedded it with Devcon. If yours is a blind mag well you can take the rifle out of the stock and if the mag stays with the rifle it's a staggered feed. If it stays in the stock it's a center feed.

It is a box feed savage
 
This is a pretty strong endorsement for the .300 Win Mag LHR.....

https://www.gunsamerica.com/blog/shoot-one-mile-just-one-grand/


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Saw Ruger Predator on sale last night for $380.... not as nice as a rifle as the savage LRH but at almost $300 cheaper, it's very tempting
 
Sorry should of said that I would be replacing the stock on the preadator. That green stock is very cheap
Then doesn't that eat up the 300 dollar difference between the two? I have a LRH in 6.5cm, light is not an adjective I would use to describe it.

I think the Predator is probably a good rifle, but not sure I'd say it is going to be light either depending on your stock up grade.

Take the time to look at a Tikka superlight stainless in person, not as "cheap" as the Predator, but lighter and less expensive than the LRH.
 
Then doesn't that eat up the 300 dollar difference between the two? I have a LRH in 6.5cm, light is not an adjective I would use to describe it.

I think the Predator is probably a good rifle, but not sure I'd say it is going to be light either depending on your stock up grade.

Take the time to look at a Tikka superlight stainless in person, not as "cheap" as the Predator, but lighter and less expensive than the LRH.
The Tikka is $650... same price as the savage LRH
 
Savage model 11 long range hunter is $650 at a long sporting good shop. Comes with the on/off break and the adjustable check rest
 
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