Starting a thread similar to one started by Potss for$1000 rifles. This thread is for lower priced ones as the title shows - sub $700. The spin is thatbit has to be sub-MOA.
Potts, I hope you don’t mind me quoting some of your selection ctiteria. Thanks.
WAIT! Before you post "this has been answered X number of times" read the whole post. I have a few specific criteria, and new rifles and actions are coming out all the time.
Looking for the most accurate sub-MOA bolt gun (production or custom, custom as in a Frankenstein rifle) for $700 or less. Basically I could throw in a few hundred more if the accuracy bump was substantial enough. Only requirements are that it has a threaded barrel and comes in a caliber you can buy loaded ammo for at a somewhat reasonable price (so 6mm Creedmoor counts but 6x47 does not) - 6.5 Creedmoor is preferred.
It will be used for long range practice (1550y is current max range, usual is 650y and it doesn't need to be terminally effective much beyond that), loaner rifle, occasional long range hunting from a blind (very little hiking, weight is almost a non-issue), and printing the smallest groups possible closer in.
Potts, I hope you don’t mind me quoting some of your selection ctiteria. Thanks.
WAIT! Before you post "this has been answered X number of times" read the whole post. I have a few specific criteria, and new rifles and actions are coming out all the time.
Looking for the most accurate sub-MOA bolt gun (production or custom, custom as in a Frankenstein rifle) for $700 or less. Basically I could throw in a few hundred more if the accuracy bump was substantial enough. Only requirements are that it has a threaded barrel and comes in a caliber you can buy loaded ammo for at a somewhat reasonable price (so 6mm Creedmoor counts but 6x47 does not) - 6.5 Creedmoor is preferred.
It will be used for long range practice (1550y is current max range, usual is 650y and it doesn't need to be terminally effective much beyond that), loaner rifle, occasional long range hunting from a blind (very little hiking, weight is almost a non-issue), and printing the smallest groups possible closer in.