PS: I have all these guns and I don't hunt... Animals.

 

WOW, What an incredibly UGLY rifle!

My god, that thing is just HIDEOUS!

 

Just the most dangerous game?
http://www.smbc-comics.com/index.php?db=comics&id=1488

 

Thanks!

Ive shot rifles, shotguns and handguns before and I would like to get a rifle that I can get for around $750 or less that I can make accurate up to 700-800 yards. Kind of a beginner rifle that scales up, which is why I was looking at the savage rifles, because they have a low entry point, but you can add things to it.

Id like 308 or 7.62 and something that I can take small game hunting or to the range.

I can buy scopes and rings 'n **** later. This is just for the rifle.


I looked at the KelTec but their rifles look a little cheap. The RFB, on the other hand...

 

that RFB is currently not in a legal status in kalifornia.

it's semi auto. so unless someone comes up with a system to disable the mag release (one of the evil features of an "ASSault weapon") so it needs a tool to release, you cant get it.

i would BUY one as a soon as it does...

 

the knock on savage not being scalable is it doesnt have as near as aftermarket support as a remington 700.

that's why i decided on the savage vs a remmie for my first bolt action.

eventually, the upgrade path would be a getting either custom built rifle or a rifle that shoots .338 lapua magnum... at least for me.

but right now, i have everything covered from 1200 meters (even if the bad guys are in a light armored vehicle) down to zero...

 

My .338 Lapua rifle is:




I fell in love with the Sako TRG during a rifle training course taught by some ex marines last year. The rifle is everything it should be, and more. The only thing it's missing is a built in flesh light.

 

I really wish that we were able to buy the very bottom Sako with the folding butt stock... But nooooooooooooooo...

 

I heard you can buy the FN SCAR since it's on the market now. Is it CA legal?

I would get one in a heartbeat.

 

Just bury your flesh light in the ground while you are shooting... duh.

 

only if it were to be neutered, as per CA's OLL rules:

http://www.calguns.net/caawid/flowchart.pdf

 

Remington 700 tactical. Free floating barrel, all the essential and nothing extra. Throw a Leupold Mark IV on it and you've got yourself a hair splitter. Tried and proven, trust me. For the dollar its the best rifle money can buy.

 

I agree with the above. The Remy 700 is a GREAT rifle with great aftermarket support. It's proven in both law enforcement as well as the civy sport market. You simply can't go wrong with that rifle... It's a great deal too.