That’s a great answer, all the shit you don’t think about is what gets you.
This shit should be a sticky “Read this before asking which rifle”
Um...why? Seems there should be some explanation here.
I’m just a layman outside the inner political workings of PRS and the point I was trying to make is what you said above - the PPR components include a:
The difference is that the PPR is a cnc cut prefit barrel and the team rifle is hand fit and like you said it uses a cheaper stock, action, trigger. So I would still say the expected fit and finish of the team rifle exceeds the PPR.
That's kind of what I'm saying. The bergara is a "budget" rifle that provides a ton of value and will outshoot 99% of the shooters in the world. The PPR is the same concept where it has ton of value in it's price range. The difference is the price range. A $1,100 bergara is not the same as a $2,500 PPR, and a PPR is not the same as a $5,000 AI. I was saying that if someone theoretically wanted to spend 5k on a rifle they should be comparing two rifles that are close in price.
I've owned Honda and Ducati. I was convinced the Duck was the better bike before getting it. After owning it for a few months, I realized I was faster on the Honda CBR and could push further limits easier. There is a different and arguably better feel to the Italian bike but you have to decide whether you want the EXPERIENCE of the higher end or the PERFORMANCE difference.
Guess I should hit the PX more often...if I could dupe your setup for 3 large, I've got that ready to go right meow ;-).
That's true, but there's also a few different quick switch devices out there. I don't know how they compare to AI in terms of repeatability and accuracy, but I assume it's pretty close.
