weatherby vs. remington

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destroyerbear

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uhm, i was looking at rifles i was interested in buying, and i was mostly interested in the remington 700 sps tactical and a weatherby vangaurd both in .308. i was wondering if anyone could tell me reasonably which would be better. im wanting it to long range shoot and possibly hunt with. wanting accuracy and under 600$
 
DB - we have a section of this forum specifically devoted to rifles - you'd really be better off asking this over there.

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Good luck!
 
The Vanguard would probably be better, it has proven accuracy, and you might get one that shoots Sub-MOA, so go with the Vanguard.
 
I'd pick the Vanguard as a hunting rifle (I have a Vanguard Sporter). It's accurate and has a locking bolt (which I consider a must-have for hunting).

For a target rifle, the Tactical offers more, but I wouldn't choose it for hunting.
 
They share the same scope base. Both have long leade to rifling.
Both are nice. I think the Remington has the edge due simply to popularity.
The barrel profiles will be different. Kind of depends a bit on what Vangaurd model also.

My brother ended up with a Vanguard & is a bit impressed by it. He has an older 700, before synthetic was common.

PM sent with some more details
 
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