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XDTalk 1K Member
Join Date: Nov 2005
Posts: 1,307
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Savage 93R17GVXP - Out of box 1/4" group @ 35 yards.
Spent $216.06 on a Savage 93R17GVXP (that's the package with the crappy scope).
First time out, yesterday, there were nasty winds at the big outdoor range, and I was late, so I only could shoot at the 100 yard metal targets. Couldn't tell anything- had electronic ears on, was disappointed. Today went to the indoor range. Only goes to 35 yards (big for indoor around here). Used a cheapie front rest. First 3 shots were touching. Second two shots were touching. Finally got a flyer on next magazine (my error). Had my first true single ragged hole 3-shot group ever. Granted, it was at 35 yards, not 100, but unquestionably the best shooting I've ever done. I use Shoot-N-See's, and started using the four 1" patches as targets after I sighted in. Moral of the story: If you are in the market for a rimfire and can swallow the ammo cost of 17HMR vs .22LR, get a Savage 93R17. Today was a truly amazing day, one for the books. Better than the day getting consistent 3" groups offhand with an open sighted K31 (that was up there, for me at least). I really hummed and hawed over getting the 17HMR.. is it that much better that a 22LR? But the ammo cost.. blah blah blah. That thing flat out rules., Yes, it is that accurate, that much better than 22LR. Amazing.
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Join Date: Jul 2005
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I've been saying this since the day I bought mine.... They are by far the cheapest, most accurate out of box rifle one can buy.
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XDTalk 2K Member
Join Date: Sep 2005
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I can vouch for that too. Without a doubt the most accurate out of the box gun you can get. I've loved mine so much that I went and got a lefty wood version also. Fantastic gun for the money.
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XDTalk 1K Member
Join Date: Nov 2005
Posts: 1,307
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What scope/ring/base setups do you have on your 93R17's?
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Join Date: Aug 2006
Location: Miami Area, Florida
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coastemac U.S. Coast Guard Gunnersmate XD Service Dark Earth .45 ACP (new) XD Sub-Compact Bi-Tone .40 cal Savage Model 10 FP (6X-18X 42mm) Marlin Model 336RC 30-30 Marlin Model 17VS .17 HMR Taurus PT-908 9mm Ruger 22/45 .22lr (and a few others...) |
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+1 on Savage's out-of-the-box accuracy.
My Mark II-F is a very accurate rifle as well. Even more so with the Mueller scope on it. For the price+accuracy+quality, you can't go wrong w/ Savage Arms.
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