Been looking at a Ruger Precision as well as a Savage 10 and Rem 700 Varmint. Right now I can get a Savage 10 from Cabela's for $450-$500 after the rebate and club points. Then I can slowly replace stock/bottom metal and build a gun that fits my wants/needs.
When I look at the prices the Ruger precision is already just about there and it will cost the same money as upgrading a Savage/Remington.
The RPR I can replace my own barrels on where as the Remington I will have to have a smith do the work.
The only thing I haven't had experience with is actually shooting a Chassis rifle. I've shot ~100 rounds through the Howa chassis rifle but not enough to know if it's my thing.
Just looking for more experienced shooters input. Is it worth it to get a Savage and replace stocks/bottom metals etc. Or in the long run would I be better off forking out the money for the RPR? I like the idea of building exactly what I want but I also like the idea of having a gun that's pretty much there and only needs a tweak here or there.
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When I look at the prices the Ruger precision is already just about there and it will cost the same money as upgrading a Savage/Remington.
The RPR I can replace my own barrels on where as the Remington I will have to have a smith do the work.
The only thing I haven't had experience with is actually shooting a Chassis rifle. I've shot ~100 rounds through the Howa chassis rifle but not enough to know if it's my thing.
Just looking for more experienced shooters input. Is it worth it to get a Savage and replace stocks/bottom metals etc. Or in the long run would I be better off forking out the money for the RPR? I like the idea of building exactly what I want but I also like the idea of having a gun that's pretty much there and only needs a tweak here or there.
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