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 Sorry but have to ask
#4874235
12/30/13 02:14 AM
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Coogs2013
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Remington 700 or savage trophy hunter 11/111 both 30-06. I've also heard mixed reviews on the accutrigger so would really like to know what you guys thought.
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Re: Sorry but have to ask
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#4874268
12/30/13 02:24 AM
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dlrz71
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I've got a 700 BDL in 30-06 and it's nice!!
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Re: Sorry but have to ask
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#4874287
12/30/13 02:33 AM
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Coogs2013
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They're practically the same price but I believe the savage comes with a better scope and lately everyone's been telling me savage is the way to go now a days
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Re: Sorry but have to ask
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12/30/13 02:51 AM
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Bullfrog
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I'm still choosing the 700.
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Re: Sorry but have to ask
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12/30/13 02:55 AM
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BOONER
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Cant go wrong with either. The trigger on the Savage is better and they are more accurate than the rem but its hard to beat a good ol 700 for deer hunting and nostalgia.
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Re: Sorry but have to ask
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12/30/13 03:10 AM
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DQ Kid
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Cant go wrong with either. The trigger on the Savage is better and they are more accurate than the rem but its hard to beat a good ol 700 for deer hunting and nostalgia. ^^^^^^
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Re: Sorry but have to ask
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12/30/13 03:24 AM
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Brother in-law
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They're practically the same price but I believe the savage comes with a better scope and lately everyone's been telling me savage is the way to go now a days Everyone's wrong
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Re: Sorry but have to ask
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12/30/13 05:48 PM
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TxDispatcher
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They're practically the same price but I believe the savage comes with a better scope and lately everyone's been telling me savage is the way to go now a days Everyone's wrong Even you? Cause if so, that means everyone's right...which would mean that you would be right, and then everyone's wrong...which means  I've got a headache now!  
I will get off in a little bit You shouldnt have said that
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Re: Sorry but have to ask
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12/30/13 05:55 PM
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rifleman
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BIL is right! I think the accutrigger is way overrated, it requires 2 triggers to be as good as 1 on a 700.
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Re: Sorry but have to ask
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12/30/13 06:00 PM
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fouzman
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700. Not many gunsmiths building custom rifles on Savage actions now are there?
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Re: Sorry but have to ask
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#4875504
12/30/13 06:02 PM
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Pitchfork Predator
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Whichever rifle "fits" you the best. The one that feels the best when your carrying it, shoulders quickly and comfortably that you can get a centered full sight picture quickly. IMO this criteria should be top priority followed by the right trigger. If the trigger needs to be modified you can get that done at a very reasonable price.
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Re: Sorry but have to ask
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#4875716
12/30/13 07:33 PM
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Tactical Cowboy
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Never seen a savage go off when the safety was disengaged...
The secret to a long life is to try not to shorten it.
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Re: Sorry but have to ask
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12/30/13 07:38 PM
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Savage... I have one in a .270 and iv ran it over..twice, dropped it I don't know how many times, left it in the buggy plenty of times in pouring down rain, and also flipped my 4wheeler end over end and it got thrown about 30yrds from were I landed... sucker still shoots great
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Re: Sorry but have to ask
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12/30/13 07:54 PM
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10pointers
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Never seen a savage go off when the safety was disengaged... Says it all right there
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Re: Sorry but have to ask
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12/30/13 08:03 PM
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fouzman
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There are over 5,000,000 model 700 Remington actions in use today. How many accidental discharges have there been? How many times has a plaintiff been able to duplicate this accidental discharge in a court of law? Yes, Remington had a problem with some 80's era 700 trigger groups. These have since been replaced by better technology.
How many gunsmiths build custom rifles on Savage actions? Says it all right there.
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Re: Sorry but have to ask
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12/30/13 08:07 PM
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KG68
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Savage... I have one in a .270 and iv ran it over..twice, dropped it I don't know how many times, left it in the buggy plenty of times in pouring down rain, and also flipped my 4wheeler end over end and it got thrown about 30yrds from were I landed... sucker still shoots great 
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Re: Sorry but have to ask
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12/30/13 08:08 PM
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Hollywood
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There are over 5,000,000 model 700 Remington actions in use today. How many accidental discharges have there been? How many times has a plaintiff been able to duplicate this accidental discharge in a court of law? Yes, Remington had a problem with some 80's era 700 trigger groups. These have since been replaced by better technology.
How many gunsmiths build custom rifles on Savage actions? Says it all right there. Love the guns but iv seen it happen twice
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Re: Sorry but have to ask
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#4875793
12/30/13 08:09 PM
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Savage... I have one in a .270 and iv ran it over..twice, dropped it I don't know how many times, left it in the buggy plenty of times in pouring down rain, and also flipped my 4wheeler end over end and it got thrown about 30yrds from were I landed... sucker still shoots great I am going to remember this when you post a "slightly used, like new, savage" in the classifieds
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Re: Sorry but have to ask
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12/30/13 08:13 PM
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txhunter1010
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Cant go wrong with either. The trigger on the Savage is better and they are more accurate than the rem but its hard to beat a good ol 700 for deer hunting and nostalgia.
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Re: Sorry but have to ask
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12/30/13 08:15 PM
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Hollywood
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Savage... I have one in a .270 and iv ran it over..twice, dropped it I don't know how many times, left it in the buggy plenty of times in pouring down rain, and also flipped my 4wheeler end over end and it got thrown about 30yrds from were I landed... sucker still shoots great I am going to remember this when you post a "slightly used, like new, savage" in the classifieds lol the day I sell that gun is the day I lost my mind... fully
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Re: Sorry but have to ask
[Re: Tactical Cowboy]
#4875838
12/30/13 08:23 PM
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chital_shikari
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Whichever rifle "fits" you the best. The one that feels the best when your carrying it, shoulders quickly and comfortably that you can get a centered full sight picture quickly. IMO this criteria should be top priority followed by the right trigger. If the trigger needs to be modified you can get that done at a very reasonable price. Never seen a savage go off when the safety was disengaged...
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Re: Sorry but have to ask
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#4877528
12/31/13 04:55 PM
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Savage gets my vote! I love the accutrigger
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Re: Sorry but have to ask
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12/31/13 06:51 PM
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700, hands down. I have a 30-06, 243, and 308. Anything that gets on the cross hairs with those guns drops.
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Re: Sorry but have to ask
[Re: Tactical Cowboy]
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12/31/13 07:02 PM
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rifleman
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Never seen a savage go off when the safety was disengaged... I've seen plenty that couldn't bc of broken firing pins....could be something to that.
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