Hunting Washington Forum
Equipment & Gear => Guns and Ammo => Topic started by: KillZ 4 Thrilz on January 24, 2010, 10:21:36 AM
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My hunting partner is looking to buy a 22-250 for varmit control in his orchards. He's not looking for the best of the best u could say, just a good shooting rifle for some fun. If you guys got any good info i could share with him about purchasing one of these, it would be much appreciated. Thanks.
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For a reasonable price and still good accuracy I'd look at a Savage.
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Stevens- just as accurate as all the rest and half the price. My only complaint was trigger pull but you could pay a gunsmith and it would still be cheaper than going with another manufacturer
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have 22-250 will travel!!! :chuckle: let me come shoot pests that would be cheaper then buyn a new gun!! :chuckle:
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have 22-250 will travel!!! :chuckle: let me come shoot pests that would be cheaper then buyn a new gun!! :chuckle:
Actually I'm pretty sure you dont have an functionable 22-250 anymore...........now get to work!
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oh yeah! should be ready to rock 2maro
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Stevens- just as accurate as all the rest and half the price. My only complaint was trigger pull but you could pay a gunsmith and it would still be cheaper than going with another manufacturer
+1, I think Cabelas has them scoped in 22-250 for around $360.
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Savage?
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I bought a Howa 1500 synthetic blued in 22-250 with a 22 inch barrell for $399 in November from Wholesale Sports. I like its feel, and shoots very good so far. Still need to adjust the trigger if possible.
Black Sheep in Idaho had a Remington SPS blued bull barrel for $504 when I bought this, but I didn't want the heavy barrel
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Stevens- just as accurate as all the rest and half the price. My only complaint was trigger pull but you could pay a gunsmith and it would still be cheaper than going with another manufacturer
:yeah:
The trigger can be easily adjusted yourself... took me a few minutes...
http://www.gunblast.com/Stevens-200.htm