hunting set-up
this seems like a really good set-up and price looks good too
what do you ins say?
I know it could use a better scope but this cheap
a person could afford to put better optics on it and have great hunting package
what do you ins think?
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If you can't drop a deer with that you don't need to be hunting. 0 -
Ammo is going to be scarce and expensive unless you hand load.Very little resale value, no big deal if it is a keeper.If you like it, your money, have at it, our 2 cents don't amount to much.
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Yes.
BTW I've used the trophy line of scopes with good results. I've had one on a 20ga slug gun for over 15 years and we've killed a lot of deer with it. .Yes they are what they are, which is not great, but they have held zero. I have found on these package guns it's best to remove the scope and remount. So not extra work if you put better rings and scope on it.3 -
I bought one of my sons one of these in a left handed model chambered in .308. I haven't shot it but he seems pleased with it. 3 -
Ive got one on a .22 I bought and for the money it is well worth it. No complaints. 6 -
I shoot Savage almost exclusively in hunting rifles. From the Long Range 300 Win Mag I killed an elk at 690 yards with last year, to a custom build I did on a model 10 action in 6.5x47 (which my son took an elk at 710 yards with), on down to a Leupold topped Axis in 06 that took five whitetails last year, from 80 to 320 yards. That's a good deal and a fine cartridge.
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Looks like a good buy. I have a 300wsm in a model 70 and it has accounted for a few critters with no problems at all. I settled on the Federal Fusion loads and they have been perfect. 90% weight retention on some big bodied deer and would also make a good elk load. Lots of ammo listed on the auction side so availability isn't a problem. Bob 0
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