Steyr SSG 04
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Re: Steyr SSG 04
I have SSG 08's. Same as the 04, in a way more expensive stock.
Great, accurate rifles, awesome barrels. Sub MOA with match ammo (test target for each rifle provided) , 1/2 to 3/4 MOA with handloads.
No aftermarket anything, but magazines.
Not much of a following in this country.
I have SSG 08's. Same as the 04, in a way more expensive stock.
Great, accurate rifles, awesome barrels. Sub MOA with match ammo (test target for each rifle provided) , 1/2 to 3/4 MOA with handloads.
No aftermarket anything, but magazines.
Not much of a following in this country.
Re: Steyr SSG 04
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Zacg</div><div class="ubbcode-body">is it worth the price?
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I have 3 Steyr bolt rifles, and to me they were all worth the price.
That said, I have other rifles which shoot just as well, that cost less than 1/2 as much.
If you are looking for the best rifle for the least money, get a Remington 5R.
If you want something a little more exotic and European, don't hesitate to get a Steyr.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Zacg</div><div class="ubbcode-body">is it worth the price?
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I have 3 Steyr bolt rifles, and to me they were all worth the price.
That said, I have other rifles which shoot just as well, that cost less than 1/2 as much.
If you are looking for the best rifle for the least money, get a Remington 5R.
If you want something a little more exotic and European, don't hesitate to get a Steyr.
Re: Steyr SSG 04
Held it at a gun fair in Austria and wasn't impressed. While there is no doubt it will shoot great (to me) it's a step back from SSG69 series. But of course that is completely subjective view which has nothing to do with quality of end product. Still as for price/performance i'd say it's not worth it especially since i think they will be pretty expensive in US due to customs/currency ratios.
I'd rather buy SSG69 and those are still being sold here on used market and can be had for decent price however i think modern rifles (US custom rem700 based or Howas/Tikkas) are a better option and unless you really really want Steyr it's better to look elsewhere (Sako or AI if looking for factory "military" sniper).
Held it at a gun fair in Austria and wasn't impressed. While there is no doubt it will shoot great (to me) it's a step back from SSG69 series. But of course that is completely subjective view which has nothing to do with quality of end product. Still as for price/performance i'd say it's not worth it especially since i think they will be pretty expensive in US due to customs/currency ratios.
I'd rather buy SSG69 and those are still being sold here on used market and can be had for decent price however i think modern rifles (US custom rem700 based or Howas/Tikkas) are a better option and unless you really really want Steyr it's better to look elsewhere (Sako or AI if looking for factory "military" sniper).
Re: Steyr SSG 04
I had a chance to shoot one of the SSG-04 and I shoot a 20 rounds box of Lapua 167 grain match into a 55 mm group at 300 meters. I think it's very good group the rifle is very comfortable to shoot I would only ask myself if the barrel is threaded or pressed into the action for future replacements.
Overall if it was available here I would have bought one.
Good Luck
I had a chance to shoot one of the SSG-04 and I shoot a 20 rounds box of Lapua 167 grain match into a 55 mm group at 300 meters. I think it's very good group the rifle is very comfortable to shoot I would only ask myself if the barrel is threaded or pressed into the action for future replacements.
Overall if it was available here I would have bought one.
Good Luck
Worth is subjective..... I have the SSG 69 P4. IMHO
If you can ever find one, GRAB IT....they are a bit nostalgia, very collectible and extremely unique and very robust and accurate....The SSG 69 P4 was NATO’s first sniper rifle.
! I detect a sense of sarcasm? Touché! 
