New guy w/ a few questions!

randeeak47

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I am new to this site and I am wanting to get into shooting LR. I have a Romy PSL. Wich my wife loves more than I do! I am wanting to buy a bolt action in .308Win. What would be a good started bolt action w/ a heavy barrel at a decent price under 500$ if plauseable to get me started? Any help would be great!
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Re: New guy w/ a few questions!

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: randeeak47</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Is there a certain model that I should look into? </div></div>

Im more of a Remington 700 guy, but I hear good things about the whole savage line. Theres a savage 11 on buds for under 500.

http://www.budsgunshop.com/catalog/produ...XP+308+BUSHNELL
 
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Sps tactical. I swear on everything I scored a guy at 600 yard fpr match Saturday. He had a 4.5x14 Nikon shooting 168 amax manufactured bullets. Dude shot a 546!!!
 
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Remington SPS Tactical is just slightly over your 500$ budget, and will more than likely out shoot other rifles in that price range. Plus, it has a Rem 700 action for which the build possibilities are literally endless.
 
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<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Duffy1298</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Remington SPS Tactical is just slightly over your 500$ budget, and will more than likely out shoot other rifles in that price range. Plus, it has a Rem 700 action for which the build possibilities are literally endless. </div></div>

As others have said...SPS Tactical is a great bet. Many options later on when you want to upgrade a stock, barrel, bolt, etc.

You may find a used one at a great price as well if you keep an eye out.
 
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The SPS's stock almost needs to be changed immediatly.

If you plan to work on the remingtons action and barrel later down the road, good luck.
 
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They aren't, Savage is in my opinion the better of the two straight out of the box. Both Savage and Remington are easy to upgrade, however, the Savage is a DIY project where as you may need the help of a gunsmith for the Remington.