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I would go with the 25-06. I have one, and really like what it can do. I shoot the Federal Premium 117gr Sierra BTSP through it.

I would go with the 25-06. I have one, and really like what it can do. I shoot the Federal Premium 117gr Sierra Boattails through it.

Here's another pretty good one that a dime will cover as well.

James Pappas It's called a Pappas one piece rest. http://www.benchrest.com/cgi-bin/classifieds/classifieds.cgi?db=dddequipment&website=&language=&session_key=&search_and_display_db_button=on&results_format=long&db_id=1414&query=retrieval

Anyone who thinks you can't shoot a 22lr at 100yds accurately, needs to think again. It just takes a good shooting 22lr to put 5 shots to where a dime will cover all of the shots. There's a small thumbtack above the group stuck in a piece of black cardboard to give you a better feel of how...

Benchmark Barrels ------------------ Ron Sinnema, 360-652-2594, 1105 Pioneer Hwy. E, Arlington, Wash. 98223 Broughton Rifle Barrels http://www.rifle-barrels.net/

Suhl 150 22LR Benchmark Barrel 26" 16.5" Twist 6 Groove Barrel Smithed By Gene Davis Bruno/McMillan Edge Stock House of Kolor Paint Job And Pillar/Bedded All By Gary Lemons Hoehn Tuner Factory 2oz Trigger Weaver T36

You left out 2 of the best barrel makers right now. Benchmark Broughton I'll go with Benchmark since I have a Benchmark 22lr barrel on my Suhl 150. It shoots groups with the best of them at 50yds. Here's a few examples.

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Check here. www.midwayusa.com www.cabelas.com www.basspro.com

This I believe is what you have. http://www.boydsgunstocks.com/Replacement-Stocks-Blaster-Ruger-10-22-s/39.htm

I don't know much about the Mossberg 144 models. I'm sure they do shoot very well. But I don't know one benchrest shooter who shoots them in benchrest rimfire shooting matches, or that has used the action to build a benchrest gun later off of that was competitive with the other guns out there...

Also just to be clear on the Suhl 150's, they are older used guns that the East Germans made from the end of 1973 to 1991. The Suhl 150 was made up until around I would guess the mid 80's I believe. The Suhl 150-1 came out as the second version and was made after to 1991 to the best of my...

bergwerk, No problem. And you can learn to shoot just as well as most anyone out there. All it takes is practice, and then more and more practice. :) If you call Mac Tilton, he will be more than happy to help you and answer questions about the Suhl. Mac knows how well the Suhls will...

If you look hard enough, you may find a Suhl 150 or Suhl 150-1 for around $700.

bergwerk, All those groups but one was shot off this setup below. That picture below was my Suhl 150 the way I originally bought it from a guy in Michigan. It shot great from the day I bought it. All I had to do was put a Weaver T36 scope on it. That one group on the red dot above...

You need to ask yourself this question. How accurate do you want the gun to be? And what do you consider a target rifle? A CZ to me isn't what I consider a target rifle. They are nice guns for the money. And a true target rifle won't be a repeater. You need to find a good used Suhl 150 or...

Rem 700 They are the most popular bolt action ever.

Suhl 150 with custom Benchmark barrel, Hoehn tuner McMillan/Bruno Edge stock custom painted by Gary Lemons Marlin 17VS custom claro walnut stock Rem 700BDL 25-06 Win Model 61

Reminton 700ADL or 700BDL The Remington 700 is the best selling most proven bolt action rifle on the market. They just are hard to beat.