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I have to be honest and say that you are the first I know who have worn out a L-N-L holder that fast. I am thinking about going for the Hornady Iron myself, as I only load one primer their priming solution interests me...

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Great view. thanks

I wish it came in Sfp, im old school...thanks for the great review!

No TIKKA???? 😭

Should have used the Remington sendero

Thanks for the update! I bought a 6.5 CM with the heavy barrel based on your original review and I love it!! The negatives you mentioned I agree with, an adjustable cheek pice would be nice and a few other minor things, but overall its a great rifle. Mine seems to love the Hornaty ELD rounds and doesn't group well eating anything less than 140G. One last complaint would be when the damn Skeleton hand grip becomes available. I want that skeleton look across the whole rifle, but ETA on the ultralight stock seems to be way out. Anyway, Thanks for your original review. I love the rifle, and for the money Vs. the results, it's a no brainer! Cheers!

Nice❤

Everyone is down talking the 2020. I got one for myself because.. it literally has every feature you would want on a rimfire. accuracy is multifarious. it’s a combo of your setup. the 2020 is the most accurate with Aguila standard or center x. I’m still not sure if it’s the manufacturing or the velocity that’s making those two brands the best out of the rifle… but it shoots fine and is very accurate. there are 20 diffrent factors as to why you may have a bad grouping. it’s foolish to blame it all on the barrel.

These rifles are hit or misses tbh

I’ll keep my Remington and Weatherby

On a 308 rifle be acceptable..thx

no CVA Cascade is that because price in Canada? seriously?

How much ?

How does it group???

Nice!

What i find amusing is...if your one who shoots all the time why buy a cheap rifle and whine??? The rest of us shoot a few to be sure we r on...then we shoot 1 time when we hunt...i wish they would make single shot axis rifles

Thank you Vernon. My best guess in regard to the accuracy issue is that: maybe the chamber reamer was machined to an excessively large diameter. I base this theory on my recollection of C.E. (Ed) Harris’s article: Getting The Best From Your 22 Rimfire: Know what matters and save a lot of effort’ in Ken Warner (Ed.) Gun Digest 1992, pp. 148-60. The most critical factor that Harris isolated, in regard to rimfire accuracy is: chamber diameter. He also discovered that for general use in a magazine rifle, the best compromise was a .22lr match chamber, as used in competition self-loading pistols. It has the match diameter at the front of chamber, sporting diameter at the back of the chamber; and match chamber length. Harris’s article kick-started the modern trend of highly accurate .22lr repeaters at sensible prices and revealed the true story behind those horribly unbalanced fat-barrelled Ruger 10-22 rifles. Classic ‘follow the leader’ nonsense! The fact that so many writers have chosen to suppress mention of Harris’s role is worse-in my opinion-than W.W. Greener’s notorious vagueness regarding competitor’s names. At least Greener made occasional mention thereof. Cheers from NZ🇳🇿. P.S. Please wait a month or so if you would like further details on Harris’ articles in the 1992 and 1993 GD editions. Those works have been packed for a house move.

Just bought a 334 walnut in 243 win it sub 1 inch groups at 100 yds with 87 gr ,100 gr and 105 gr it liked the 87 s better with sub 3/4 inch groups the walnut stock is great I like a lot

I bought one these for my son about a year ago now. Unfortunately i didn't do my research before hand. Paid $729 CAD for the Gillie green one. However i have managed to get 1 moa groups out of it with Club Master (RWS type ammo) my savage fv sr gets better groups for less then have the money.

My one in .270 Win shoots wae better than that, and my trigger is fantastic 🤔.

now i know i wont be buying one of these. thanks for the review

Only 1 of those ammunitions was match ammo. The rest were just run of the mill basic plinking ammo. Great video though! That thing is worthless. My KSA Crickett 722 Varmint was less and will outshoot that by 3 times all day every day! Have yet to see one of these shoot well 😢 Thanks for the honest review!! 👍

Sounds like charging premium price for low quality import. Has good features, but those don’t make it accurate. Thx for your review.

yea i heard about these. and they suck for accuracy!

Wait the HACT trigger was adjustable the whole time?!

I’ve never had either one but I’ve kind of been fan boying over the savages for years wanting one but I’m kind of leaning towards ruger right now.

Howa 1500 heavy HS precision stock 900 and change much better rifle with a great stock.

3 shots groups are ok but it's a heavy barrel try 10 shots groups then you will know if it's consistently accurate.

I just put one on my 6gt build. It tracks really well, targets are clear at 1000yds, eye relief is good, and turrets are easy to see with old eyes. I think it's a steal for the price.

Thank you. Competition in this segment of the market is pretty tight these days. Probably more a matter of production/measurement technology advancement than anything else i.e., fewer surprises due to reduced variation.

If you got the Stevens 334 with the Walnut stock it comes with a stainless bolt that is smooth as silk. That would solve all your problems. You would get the superior firearm and all your main concerns with it are solved

The MDT rings seem really solid but their installation instructions make me very nervous. They tell you to crank down one side completely and then torque down the other side to scope manufacturers spec. Problem with this is all of the scope manufacturers will tell you to use the torque settings listed by the ring manufacturer. Each tells you to use the other's torque specs and neither are published. I've used the vortex rings at this price point before too which are inferior to the MDT but at least they have the torque values printed on the rings themselves. MDT also makes a 0.85 low ring which is among the lowest I've seen on the market, and a $350 Canadian set of rings I can't bring myself to buying. Thanks for the video!

The mauser m18 is in the thumbnail but not in the video. So disappointed.

Wanting something with a more classic mid 2000s GWOT M24 form factor without dumping six grand into a build. Been obsessing over this rifle for a few days. I am SO SICK of the modern tactical side of things that I've been focusing on for a few years. I really just want some time to get back to a more traditional form, focus on marksmanship and outdoorsman activities, and take a little break from the doom and gloom of the "tactical" life. While still having something capable of employing in a tactical sense.

I would definitely not recommend Mossberg I have one in 308 shoots horrible

I think the blued tikka is probably best bang for buck. But the savage and Ruger are good as well. But don't think there with the tikka

What caliber is that? It looks like it has some thump to it.

Good ammunition to me is Winchester white box

discovery listened to the users, i used to have the old first gen hd scopes and i just bought the ed-prs 5-25 gen ii and the ed-lht 3-15 gen ii, both surpassed my expectations on the the glass clarity. i love my vortex venom and my element titan but for the price, discovery is king.

I have a gen ii in 243 and have it at 2.5 lbs with a small snip of the spring. Took about 5 minutes and very nice for me..

This is a great video. No fluff. Straight to the point and prudent information. Thanks

Nice review and comparison. I don't own any current Browning models, but I do own a Stevens 334 in .308 and also 6.5 Creedmoor. Both came with Turkish walnut stocks that are nothing short of gorgeous. The walnut version has a nicely finished and fluted bolt, a metal trigger and the barrel is free-floating, so I believe that there is more to the walnut upgrade than just the stock. My triggers aren't bad and I'm fine with the take-up, but I do wish they could be adjusted without risk of damage. I thought it was interesting in the split screen shooting videos that while there was some muzzle rise with the Browning, recoil on the Stevens was mostly straight back.

I took my factory break off this weekend. I was getting 12 to 18 inch flyers and an average of 8 inch groups at 100 yards. Took it off and bing bam boom .5 inch groups.

Music is terrible sir. Couldn’t make it through. Also Canadian dollar price vs. MSRP just strikes me as very strange wording and confusing IMO. (Poetic license aside.) Have watched a couple other vids of your on rifle head to head comps. and individual reviews and found them informative and typically insightful. Honest evaluation and friendly feedback. Keep it up.

I mean its hard to justify anything other than the Ruger Gen2, its just such an amazing gun for what you pay.

That's been the trouble with Remington, in my experience, even years before the bankruptcy. You might get one like that one, that shoots ridiculously well, and then the next one won't shoot for anything. I don't know if I've ever picked up a Savage that wasn't accurate. I've got a 6.5 PRC Savage coming, so we'll see if my anecdotal experience continues, lol.

Wow, didn't realize the CA dollar has taken that much of a beating.

I have both in 308. It's not even close. Berg in every way. It's like comparing a chevy to a BMW

maybe you can give me your opinion do you think this scope will be fine for me im looking around for a scope to put on my ithaca deerslayer 2 in 20 guage and everyone tell you something different so figured why not ask someone who has the scope