Springfield 2020 made in turkey says it allMy Marlin 39A shoots better groups and never fails to extract.
I watched reviews by two noted rimfire reviewers. Both are accomplished shooters and have been doing reviews for a long time. Also, I believe both mentioned that they actually did season the barrels with each ammo. But, it was done off camera to avoid too lengthy videos. I think I would be waiting until there are factual reports from real world shooters before I would make a purchase.I don't expect a $400 rifle to shoot as well as a CZ, Tikka, or Bergara. All of the reviews I have seen on youtube are sad. The gun is not broken in. Some guns need a 200 or 300 rounds before they start to shoot good. My CZ 455 came with a .75" 50yds test group. After 200 rds. it tighten up to 0.3".
You are right, "every honest review" I have seen, does not show well for the 2020. Is that by design or not knowing how to do a review. But they are not honest. None of them seasoned the barrel for each brand of ammo. Who does that? Does anyone shoot 10 rounds and say, that ammo does not shoot or says that gun sucks. If I change brands of ammo, it can takes at lease 10 rounds to settle down.
Does any shooter on this board do that? Guy do a fair and honest review.
I agree and would definitely wait. But then again, when I bought my first rimfire suppressor, I bought a Ruger American Rimfire with a 16.5" threaded barrel because I did not have a threaded rimfire rifle. I use it on tractors, ATV, etc. - for varmints/pests. Since then I got a 1416 threaded Anschutz and a threaded Tikka T1x. The Ruger accuracy is so mediocre and I am so sick of having poor success with the Ruger, that I think I am going to sell it and go ahead and use the Tikka for pests. If you read the wind right, the Tikka will easily do what the Ruger won't do.I think I would be waiting until there are factual reports from real world shooters before I would make a purchase.
now put that on a two pc rest where the rifle is moving and see what it will do .. or on a bipod, that rifle isn't moving and is basically "locked" down.. I would hardly say that it was a "proper" test. Could have been a fluke rifle that shoots decent vs the rest that come off production.. needless to say, my expectations of accuracy is way higher than that..I just found a review that was done fair. 22Pilnkster Shot this gun many times before the review. Saying he seasoned between ammo. He was getting sub 1" groups at 100yds. He said Eley Tenex av. 0.8" at 100yds. Maybe the 2020 will do a little better when the test is done correct.
He was getting sub 1" groups at 100yds. He said Eley Tenex av. 0.8" at 100yds. Maybe the 2020 will do a little better when the test is done correct.
Miss the boatThey say target in the description. Are they meant for average plinking shooters, or did Springfield miss the boat on this one?
The Savage is about half the price of the 20/20 and is probably more accurate.or a Savage Mk II