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I have a Remmington 700 SPS with a XLR chassis on it.
Bought it a year ago and it mostly sat in the safe.
I wouldn't think the chassis would add much in a hunting environment (perhaps mocking from buddies) but this thing is a tack driver out to 300 yards so far.
Need some better glass and some time to get up to Sacramento. Makes me wonder how it would be with factory stock.
Added a rifle basix trigger last week and that improved groups even more.
Given the availability of part options, I say a 700 is good to go.Comment
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For hunting Tikka, for all around use I would do something like this guy's (it's an FCP in mcmillan stock, barrel cut to 18"):I have nothing against the 700 Series, in fact I did mention it as an example of the type I'm looking for. "Moderately priced rifle (Trophy Hunter XP/Vanguard II/700/etc.)"
The 5R looks very nice but to be honest with a 24" heavy barrel if I was going to go that route I'd keep the 10FCP-K with the 24" heavy barrel.
Honestly I'm less concerned about brand loyalty and more looking to find the elusive balance between barrel length, weight, accuracy and range.

Would be heavier but more pleasant to shoot on the range than the lightweight hunting type rifles out there.Comment
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+1 on the Tikka T3 although I really like that 700 XCR Compact Tactical.Originally posted by fighterpilot562Damn it man! We could have got drunk, called a taxi and drop by Kest house with a mega phone.Comment
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I just went through this. I was looking for more of a bench rifle, but did some research on general 308s, including on the net, at my range, and with some friends.
One thing to consider... and this is unconventional... Mossberg now has a new rifle line (or I assume it to be relatively new) called the MVP. Looks pretty decent. The one I shot in .223 shot like a house on fire... at 100yds, a 5-shot group under a dime. I imagine this to be true with other calibers, but cannot promise.
Like I said... just to consider.
Otherwise, I'll say Tikka as well.Facts are stubborn things; and whatever may be our wishes, our inclinations, or the dictates of our passions, they cannot alter the state of facts and evidence.Comment
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M1A, when you run out of ammo. It can be used as a club or spear.
Sent from my DROID RAZR using TapatalkOriginally posted by Kestryll..you're kind of a sad excuse for an attorney...Originally posted by Libertarian777...Don't pick either side....Comment
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These can run 12+ lbs. with scope/sling/bipod, some of the tactical guys complain about shooting them offhand.
You might want to consider a sporter weight and add on/up weight to a comfortable level for prone and off hand shooting out to 500 meters required for silhouette competition shooting or beyond in prone.Comment
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Well I was going to suggest the GSR since it has completely blown my mind in terms of versatility and accuracy, but another great choice besides the Tikka T3 would be any CZ USA product. Tikka and CZ make, in my opinion, the best bolt action rifles for the money.Comment
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