Had 2 each Rem 788's years ago. Both shot super tight groups .... Eventually sold em , wish I still had one..
Those cheap-o 788 rifles? I'd never own one.
But I do own five. So far.
Had 2 each Rem 788's years ago. Both shot super tight groups .... Eventually sold em , wish I still had one..
I have a Browning ABolt in 22-250 with the boss muzzle break and it is a consistent half to 3/4 moa. It has a slow twist so light bullets only but I have had great performance on coyote. Mind you I am also in New York our coyotes get a bit bigger then the western states.
Nick
Haha, you are correct with both your statementsI understand some of your bigger coyotes also hold elected offices there, as well as here. I know, that's off track.
Kelbly's will build a guy a good 22-250.
Savage rifles in 22-250 have had 12 twist barrels as the standard twist for a long time. Savage was also one of the first to offer a 9 twist in 22-250. The 12 twist offers significant improvement over the 14 twist that is the general standard, while 9 twist is even better.
With today's powders and bullets, 14 twist in 22-250 is ridiculously obsolete. Unfortunately, most factory 22-250's have a 14 twist. I wish more manufacturers would follow Savage's lead, relative to rifling twists.
If you can find a used Remington 700 and have a custom barrel installed-pillar bed rifle-tune trigger- you can have a .25"-.35" capable rifleHello I just joined and looking for a good varmint 22-250 rifle. What does everyone recommend?
Hello I just joined and looking for a good varmint 22-250 rifle. What does everyone recommend?
Tikka with Tupperware stock did 1/2" at 400 with an old firefirming load using 55 ballistic tip. Totally random, but.....Oh, and second-hand 300 bucksBuy a new or used rifle for about $800-1200 throw the factory barrel away and install a $600-700 new custom barrel chambered by a good gunsmith.
Tikka with Tupperware stock did 1/2" at 400 with an old firefirming load using 55 ballistic tip. Totally random, but.....Oh, and second-hand 300 bucks