It is a toss up for me. Savage 12BVSS in .308 or Remington 788 in .243 (I really like this little gun!!)

Remington 700 Classic in 17 Remington, Cooper 52 in 6.5-284 are the 2 most accurate I have. Some others that aren't bad are a Remington 788 in 7mm-08 and a custom 700 in 22-243.

I've got a little Savage 93 in 17HMR that is surprisingly accurate. Fun and cheap to shoot also!

Right now it's a Styer Pro Hunter in 243, next in line would be my Accumark in 300 Weatherby. Both are factory with sporting barrels. My Broughton 6.5x284 shot a .183 at 200 in Notree's and would stay inside .250 just about any day, but that one was built for the bench.

Probably my Weatherby Mark V Stainless chambered in 340 Weatherby Mag. It was sent to Hill Country Rifle for Accurizing and it is without a doubt the most accurate big game rifle I have ever seen. It can hang with just about any varmint rifle.

If you can hang onto it!

Depends on your definition of accurate. Will it shoot a tight 5 shot group at 100 yards? Will it shoot sub MOA groups to ______yards? Will the rifleman hit his desired target between ______yards and _____yards every time?

My Savage model 12 .22-250 is a sub MOA rifle out to 500 yards, then it starts to run out of steam and can't "beat" the wind anymore. But it's like a laser beam to 500

My Savage model 10 .308 will shoot sub MOA to 5 or 600 then hold MOA to to 800, then is 1.5 +/- MOA to 1000 yards. I call that rifle accurate, as it will allow me to hit my desired target at the range I am given. If there's a miss I believe it's the guy driving the rifle, not the rifle, in my case.

That clear as mud?

My 700 .308 shot sub MOA at 500. I've not tested it's groups past that. I have shot it out to 1075 @ 3 mils right.

Oh yeah. I once hit the broadside of a barn at 20 yards with my shotgun. Now i'd say thats accurate and that i'm a good shot

Ruger 10-22

Rem 700 sendero in 270. Shoot alot better than I do. Wish I had as much time to play with it as I did in hi school, now I pretty much just make sure I have enough of whatever kind of ammo I am going to hunt with loaded and check the site once before the season starts. I use to spend alot more time... and money shooting it though and got much better results.

matt

A $150 308 Handi-Rifle

Rem. 700 LA Shilen heavy barrel (1:10", 22") I rebarreled to .308 Win.

FN .308 and a custom Springerfield 1903A3 chambered in .22-250 built around 1955 back when the round was called .22 Var.

mine is my tikka t-3 hunter in 270 wsm.

My wife's Ruger M77MKII in .243 is an absolute tack driver. Hoping I can find a load for my new 6.8 that gets the results her gun does.

My Tikka 270 is probably the most accurate gun I have. Next would be my Browning 308.

rem 700 5r mil spec 308

remi 257 sps stainless. True 5 shot 1/2 MOA @ 100.

Stevens .270

Every Savage I have is more accurate than any Remmy I own. 6 Savages, 4 Remmys and some Winchesters.
I pick up my 700 ADL 7MM Mag. when I go hunting. It does less than 1 MOA and I have hunted with it for 30 years and have complete confidence in it and it kicks less than my .270. 68.5 gr. 4831, 140 gr. Sierra. Have 2 custom rifles that are dissapointing.

Got a good friend that has a Sako in .270 WSM that is a tack driver. They're nice.

My H-S precision 1/2" MOA at 200 yards with factory ammo.

My best friend has a 5r, it is silly accurate. I would really like to own one one day. 300 win mag for me please.

My AR-50