My Savage Hog Hunter "budget Build" complete

[Danco411]

Well except for the final optic. Still deciding so for now it's got the Primary Arms on it. Shot it this weekend out to 500K ringing a 3" steel plate with ease so definately sub MOA. For now I am going to keep the accutrigger as it's pretty nice. Upgrading the bipod to an Atlas to go with the monopod. Overall pretty happy with it for a sub 1K rifle. Sorry about the crappy cell phone pics. They don't do the Blue Titanium Cerakote justice.

 

[TenZero]

I really like that. Been wanting to do something similar. Can you post a build sheet/specs?

 

[hiddenmongoose]

3 inch at 500k, im seriously impressed! on a serious note nice rifle and good shooting at 500m

 

[rootbrain]

3 inch at 500k, im seriously impressed! on a serious note nice rifle and good shooting at 500m

Lol for sure. Was going to post my impression of a half million meter shooter, but you beat me to it.

Rootbrain

 

[Danco411]

LMAO. Sorry about that. I'm sure everyone got what I meant.

It's nothing fancy. The rifle started as a standard $470 Savage Hog Hunter. I added...

JP Enterprises Benny Coolie compensator
B&C Tactical Stock
DNZ Reaper one piece 30mm mount
Currently a Primary Arms 4-16x44 SFP Mil Dot scope
Harris Bipod
Accushot Monopod

Cerakote barrel, action, bolt and knob in Blue Titanium Cerakote.

Sub MOA at 1/2 million miles. LOL

 

[mzvarner]

Thats pretty sweet. I was torn between a hog hunter and a rem 700 for a long time before I pulled the trigger on the rem. Nice build and seems like a great shooter.

 

[jason161]

How did you fill the holes from the stock iron sights? Only thing keeping me from pulling the trigger.

 

[jdulaney]

Nice lookin rifle