Hello guys Happy New year
I'm seriously considering getting and upgraded 300 Win Mag mostly for the purposes of hunting large game in North America from whitetails to moose and black bear.
Well I'd like to spend under $800 I'm willing to spend up to 1250 if there is a real reason to in value and quality.
I'd like it to be not too heavy but not necessarily a lightweight model although that's a plus but I'm more concerned about a nice smooth bolt and long range accuracy at least out to 600 yards.
But most of my shots will be 300 yards or less.
A threaded barrel would be a huge plus as I'm getting in Omega 300 suppressor.
I am mostly looking at Sako but I'm willing to consider several other makers I'm after a very smooth pleasant and reliable bolt and excellent accuracy without having to carry a cinder block.
Thanks for your suggestions.
Is it worth spending the extra to get a Sako model 85 or something like that that's older versus a Sako A7? Why?
I'm seriously considering getting and upgraded 300 Win Mag mostly for the purposes of hunting large game in North America from whitetails to moose and black bear.
Well I'd like to spend under $800 I'm willing to spend up to 1250 if there is a real reason to in value and quality.
I'd like it to be not too heavy but not necessarily a lightweight model although that's a plus but I'm more concerned about a nice smooth bolt and long range accuracy at least out to 600 yards.
But most of my shots will be 300 yards or less.
A threaded barrel would be a huge plus as I'm getting in Omega 300 suppressor.
I am mostly looking at Sako but I'm willing to consider several other makers I'm after a very smooth pleasant and reliable bolt and excellent accuracy without having to carry a cinder block.
Thanks for your suggestions.
Is it worth spending the extra to get a Sako model 85 or something like that that's older versus a Sako A7? Why?