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If you only want that kind of accuracy, most any bolt rifle can shoot 1.5moa. Its not that big of a feat. Save yourself the money and just go irons. I dont know why you would want something so inaccurate that would shoot between 1.5-2 moa. 
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How about Tika?
I'm not a precision shooter but I've heard great things about them as far as 'out of the box' VS Rem 700.Comment
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R700 SPS Varmint in 308. Easily a .75 moa shooter out of the box with match ammo.Comment
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Spend more on the glass than the rifle. The glass you can always move to another rifle. Good glass makes a big difference!!Comment
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Out of the box, nobody can best a Savage.
Not to mention, since it needs no upgrades to shoot better, you save even more money
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I love my remy 700's but my Stevenson 200 (same exact gun as savage 110) shoots right with them for $350. I cleaned the trigger up and handloaded ammo ($100 Lee breech lock kit) for it and got an 1.5" group at 300 meters. I'm not a long range specialist by any means. Use the money you save to get good glass (Redfield's are nice on a budget) and a nice stock that fits you well. $1000 bucks will get eaten up quick after taxes, fees, glass, and base/rings.
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Stevens not Stevenson, I'm not very patient with my autocorrect on this phone.
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