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I have hunted with Savage firearms for over 40 years never had a problem with any i have owned. Easy to change barrels if you want. More accurate out of the box than a lot of others.
Should have some hands on time with one early next week. Be glad to give you thoughts after we get scope mounted and some lead down range.
Just picked mine up and found out the hard way that savage is using #8 screws in this gun instead of the standard #6 theyve always used before, so the warne rail i bought wont work, just ordered the right one from egw. Its always something.
Yeah the 8 40 screws wont seat into the warne rail i bought, and i didnt want to screw with drilling it out, so i just ordered the egw rail, seemed easier. And a spare set of screws with it. Didnt know this has been going on that long. I have 2 of the model 16 lightweight hunters and they use the 6. Oh well, just have to wait a few more days to get my scope mounted and play.
I say we keep it all in one thread so it is easy to find for others. I’m headed back out today to do a little more shooting. I will also be updating with results as time passes and rounds go down range. I am still waiting for a resolution from savage or the retailer I purchased mine from....it didn’t come with the additional stock pieces and I need to raise the comb and shorten the LOP for my son. Hopefully this gets rectified quickly.
Anything shake loose on finding one, I am very interested in the 6.5 PRC.
I was very intrested in the savage ultralight. But once i got one in my hands i knew i didnt want it that bad. The first strike is there amazing "high quality" stocks. Second for just alittle more money you can get alot more rifle from other companies. And 3rd was the barrel length. I will be buying a tikka or a Christensen. I know savages are damn fine shooter but i hate how their top of the line hunting rifle still feels cheep
If somebody made a nice stock for Savage I would buy an ultralite but no matter how hard I look I can't seem to find one. I was set to buy a Ridgeline but I really don't like that the bolt doesn't lock, it only has a 2 position safety and no box magazine. Then there is issues with accuracy on some Ridgelines. So the Savage seems like the ticket, everybody says they're extremely accurate but the stock is just janky. When I went looked at it I didn't think it was that bad but it's not great. Nobody's made custom stocks for the Savage 110 action that's been around for a hundred does anyone think they might start now?