What is best quality never let you down hunting rifle on the market?

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Proud American? did you even read the question you fool. elk, not "rabbit".

back to it, i agree with everyone they are all good guns. your local gun shop should also be able to offer you a good rifle for a good price. after all they know more what they are talking about than most people on this site.
But i own a tikka t3 lite, great gun. not sure if it come in those calibres.

And btw good thing for saying you are set on those calibres dont let other people try and convince you of wat they think is best, after all its your money and will be your gun.

Good luck hope you make the right choice
 
I want unbiased opinions from experience rifleman please. I am wanting 7mm Rem. Mag or 300 Win Mag. I don't want to argue about calibers and im am getting one of the calibers i listed end of story. I want to know about rifles and their dependability and that's all. My intention is Elk Hunting. Whatever brand i go with will be all weather option. Whatever i go with it will be brand new.

I have considered all of these:

Remington
Weatherby
Kimber
Ruger
Winchester
Howa
Browning


Thank You for Your opinions
 
All good guns . You forgot Sako. Love my Rem 700 Weaterby MK V Old Win model 70 , Don't own a Kimber but all I hear is praise Rugers I have 6 one better than the other (no 1 is my fav.) A Browning is a Browning all quality . I hear good about Howa but I try to buy American
 
I have shot both calibers and they will both kill something dead, a 30-06 is a great caliber and the recoil is manageable enough to make practice and accurate shooting possible. Gun flinch is bad for accuracy and no matter if you are shooting a .50BMG you won't kill something unless you can hit it. You can't miss fast enough. I have seen gutshot animals from guys who could not shoot their guns right and that makes all hunters look bad. Just think about that when you go getting one of those cannons. If you are one of the select few that can handle the recoil then go for it but if not consider your game. You are getting a gift from both the animal and nature. Respect them both by giving that magnificent wapiti a quick death.

That said, CZ USA is a great company that makes guns of of a modified Mauser action and they though inexpensive are tack drivers. Their CZ 550 American has an American Style stock which is great for those hard hitting calibers because it keeps the recoil in line with your shoulder better. They have several polymer and laminate stock options available and a unique trigger that has two different pull weights called the single set trigger. I love it makes it accurate at long range with a hair trigger and offers an extra measure of safety with a heavier trigger for just walking around. To use it push the trigger forward and it will go to the hair trigger. Pull it if you need a snap shot or don't have the time to set up for the shot. My next buy defiantly

I like and own a Remington 673 guide rifle with a laminate stock not quite the "mountain rifle" you are looking for but it is a great gun and a bit heavier to aid with that recoil which will be immense with a lightweight like that. The laminate stock is weatherproof and the barrel bluing is great and with a simple coat of oil (as you should do with all of your guns SS or not)

My best friend has a great Ruger and it does well for him I have never heard him complain about it. I shot it and it is in .270 WSM and it kicks worse than any of my rifles including my .350 Remington that I listed above.
 
Absolutely a bolt action. I'd go for a Remington 700 chambered in 300 Mag. Savage is also an excellent firearm which is highly overlooked.

Best of all, both are Made in the USA.
 
They're all good guns but I prefer a Savage rifle the Accu -Trigger is a good safety feature. Check out Savage guns before you decide.
 
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