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Re: Target 308 - Remington 700 SPS Varmint or Savage 11 VT [Re: BigPig] #5615441 02/23/15 07:04 PM
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Originally Posted By: BigPig
Definitely buy the Savage, you will not regret it. I have a factory Accustock that I took off my Model 10, its far better then the non accustock. I do have one thing to offer, look at Cabelas for a Model 10T, its exclusive to Cabelas, and they are getting pretty hard to find. I got mine last October for $550 old.
It's $600 right now. What is the difference between the 10T at Cabelas for $600 and the 11VT at Dick's for $580 other than the one at Dick's comes with a Bushnell scope?

Re: Target 308 - Remington 700 SPS Varmint or Savage 11 VT [Re: JD4030] #5615445 02/23/15 07:05 PM
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A savage model 11 should be the same action as a model 10 so the model 10 stocks should fit.


Not in this case-he is looking at the 11 VT, which is a heavy barrel. The model 10 stocks are made to fit a sporter.

A few more options:

You could get always get a model 10 in .308 from BPS for now since you have a gift card, and re-barrel later with a heavier-profile barrel (from ER Shaw, etc.) You would be looking at another $250 or so and would have to do some work to the barrel channel to make it fit, but it can be done.

Howa is offering new for this year a 24" heavy profile varmint model with two different wood laminate stocks (nutmeg and pepper); legacysports.com. I wouldn't hesitate to own one.

I don't know of another factory offering with a heavy-barrel and wood stock.
I like the Howa too. Didn't know it came in that configuration from the factory. I might see if BPS can order it.

Re: Target 308 - Remington 700 SPS Varmint or Savage 11 VT [Re: patriot07] #5615466 02/23/15 07:15 PM
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Definitely buy the Savage, you will not regret it. I have a factory Accustock that I took off my Model 10, its far better then the non accustock. I do have one thing to offer, look at Cabelas for a Model 10T, its exclusive to Cabelas, and they are getting pretty hard to find. I got mine last October for $550 old.
It's $600 right now. What is the difference between the 10T at Cabelas for $600 and the 11VT at Dick's for $580 other than the one at Dick's comes with a Bushnell scope?


I believe the 10T has the Accustock.


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Re: Target 308 - Remington 700 SPS Varmint or Savage 11 VT [Re: patriot07] #5615854 02/23/15 10:00 PM
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Just got off the phone with Savage. Sounds like the both the 10T qualifies for $100 rebate and the 11VT qualifies for the $50 rebate. As JD said, the 10T has the accustock and the 11VT does not. But the 11VT is $20 cheaper and comes with the Bushnell scope. I'll probably pick whichever is in stock once I get my BPS gift card sold. Both seem to be an excellent value with the rebate.

Thanks to all for the help!

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