Not Always, in the case of the Mossberg ATR, you get a whole lot more...dagunner said:...In reguards to the $300.00 Mosberg, you get what you pay for.
Every article I've read and from personal experience says the Mossbergs are extremely accurate. I also have a Remington CDL in .30-06, it is a great gun, used to be my dad's, but, I'd hate to go climbing up some rocks with it, I'd be afraid of damaging the stock, that's why I bought the Mossberg, to be a "beater" rifle, but to my surprise it's as accurate if not more so that the Remington.dagunner said:...If acuracy is a concideration, spend the extra money for a proven rifle,ie Remington,Savage,Ruger etc. ...
i want a rifle in 308, with accuracy and reliablity in mind. it can be a bolt, semi, or single shot. i would also like it to be able to have iron sights at the same time as a scope. the limit is about $500.
what about one in 223?
All of 'em - even - the Ruger.i like the looks of the Savage 110, Mossberg 100, Ruger M77 so far. which one of these is more likely to handle a wide range of factory loads (weights) and handle the occasional surplus when i find a good deal?