I had been looking for something with lighter recoil last fall so I bought a Savage model 16 in 260 Remington. It seems to be a great little rifle, it's light and has very little recoil. I didn't get to shoot it much before deer season, just enough to zero the scope. I'm wondering if these rifles (mdl 16s) are accurate enough to mess with loading for? It will be used mainly for deer and occasionally for coyotes, ground hogs and punching paper. I removed the Nikon scope and put on a Leupold VX3 4.5-14, sure wish I'd got an adjustable objective.
I load for my FVSS in 22-250 so I have the equipment, will just have to buy brass, dies, bullets and maybe powder. I have Varget and 4064. Just hate to spend the money if it's going to be a 1" at 100 yard rifle, it'll do that with factory ammo.
http://www.savagearms.com/firearms/model/16TROPHYHUNTERXP
Thanks, Justin
I load for my FVSS in 22-250 so I have the equipment, will just have to buy brass, dies, bullets and maybe powder. I have Varget and 4064. Just hate to spend the money if it's going to be a 1" at 100 yard rifle, it'll do that with factory ammo.
http://www.savagearms.com/firearms/model/16TROPHYHUNTERXP
Thanks, Justin