Want to get into reloading for accuracy

[ratbuster]

I agree there will not be Savages winning national benchrest competitions but they can be very competitive depending upon the type of event. Not a bad choice for those on a budget or starting out.

https://www.ammoland.com/2017/09/savage-shooters-dominate-long-range-competitions/#axzz5BLqHXMgs

http://savagearms.com/news/article/?id=3ij567qnL

http://savagearms.com/news/article/?id=2K5nTzegQ

 

[ClassCat]

Savage FP110 Tactical 308 here,built in 2000 or there about. Stock action,McMillan stock that was for a REM700 and re-In-letted (Built up and Cut) for the Savage,Sharp Shooter trigger,Kreiger barrel,6x24 Swarovski(High Turrets),on a bi-pod. Accurate little bugger with Lapua cases trimmed to .0013 ,43 grains of BLC-2 and 168 Bergers.
When the temp goes above 75 Degrees 43.5 grains RE-15

 

[Cecil S.]

Buy the best the budget will allow and get consistent with it. Once you start getting good with the tools (sizing , powder weight) you will look to upgrade. This has been my experience. The "Rabbit Hole Is Deep" and the advice you get from this site is very good. So take notes and get started experience will get you to where you want be.

 

[Baddog0302]

Has an

It's already been toooooooo loooooong.

Has anyone else noticed that the OP hasn't joined in after his first post / question, wonder if he got to thinking W.A F.W.O.T when posters quit answering his question and started ranting on with whatever
" Will going to the range weather ever get here ?"