I can consistently hit an 8 inch gong at 400 yards with the Savage and a 500 yard gong with the Ruger. My personal preference is the Ruger due to construction and …Weight: 6.5 pounds. Overall Length: 43.875 inches. Includes: Weaver Kaspa 3-9x40 scope, mounted and bore-sighted. 2015 MSRP: $489.00. The XP designation means an OEM-level scope is included with the rifle. In the case of the test rifle, it was shipped with a Weaver Kaspa 3-9x40mm riflescope already mounted and bore sighted.A savage September saw sizable stock losses in East Asia, writes Alex Frew McMillan, although mainland Chinese stocks were some of the most stable in the region despite China's...Available as an entire lineup of rifles ranging from affordable synthetic models, to laminate models, to youth models, and in calibres from .22-250 right on up to .375 Ruger, the Patriot could be your kid’s first centrefire rifle, an affordable deer gun, or it could even be your iron-sighted dangerous game gun.This particular model is unique since the base rifle uses a AR-15 style magazine, the MDT LSS-XL GEN2 would typically come with an AICS style magazine interface. The wider M-LOK compatible fore end is a nice feature. Reminiscent of far more expensive systems, it offers better placement of the bipod with a sturdier interface for positional shooting.Factory, custom built, the works. Every one of them has been silly accurate with every load, in every chambering. But the stock is abysmal. The Axis II with the accutrigger is worth the extra, if you're not handy, or confident about doing some trigger work. If you are, the original trigger can be made phenomenal.Dec 12, 2019 · The Save Axis plastic stock would be great for a hunting rifle. The wood stock version is much more expensive. I called Savage about buying a wood stock for it...would be about $200. Boyds offers a beautiful laminated for $163--$15 more for a SS trigger guard. The Axis II XP combo features a floating bolt head design where the head and body of the bolt are two separate pieces. The resulting float allows for perfect lug engagement and cartridge engagement. The .243 barrel is 22 inches long with a 1 in 9.25-inch twist rate. The overall length of the rifle is 44 inches, and it weighs 6.5 pounds.I'm looking for a used 308 for an inexpensive "shop" rifle. It seems that both of the rifles listed can be purchased used (sometimes with a inexpensive scope) for around $300. For those that have used either or both, is there any notable differences between the two as t... Compare specifications of Ruger American Ranch Rifle 300 Blackout 6968 and Savage Arms Axis II Blackout 300 Blackout 18819. ... Savage Arms Axis II Blackout 300 ... Test #6: Accuracy. Best: Ruger, Mauser, CVA, Bergara. Worst: Mossberg Patriot. My top picks for the most accurate hunting rifles in the test would be: the Bergara B14 Hunter, CVA Cascade, Ruger American, Ruger American Go Wild, Savage Axis II, and the Mauser M18.Test #6: Accuracy. Best: Ruger, Mauser, CVA, Bergara. Worst: Mossberg Patriot. My top picks for the most accurate hunting rifles in the test would be: the Bergara B14 Hunter, CVA Cascade, Ruger American, Ruger American Go Wild, Savage Axis II, and the Mauser M18.1178 posts · Joined 2011. #12 · Jul 7, 2012. Between these 3 models, I would choose the Savage or Ruger, with Ruger probably being a smoother action gun. I own Savage and Ruger in smaller calibers and Ruger's just have much smoother actions, but the price difference was also there. As to a deer caliber.The Ruger American Ranch Rifle uses AR magazines and works well with a suppressor. Tyler Freel. The barrel is just shy of 16.5 inches and threaded in ½-inch x 28 (typically a 9mm Luger threading). ... Shooting the Savage Axis. The Axis II lived up to its reputation of accuracy, and the average of its top 10 groups was exceptional for a budget ...The Savage Axis shot very well—second only to the Ruger American in accuracy. The trigger on the Axis is a limiting factor for the rifle’s accuracy—especially for novice shooters. It’s narrow with rough edges, and—at nearly 6 pounds—very heavy. The trigger’s geometry and creep make it feel heavier on the finger than it measures.Fake banking apps may have compromised the data of nearly 160,000 people Adoption of digital banking has been frantically increasing in India and so have instances of fraud. The la...No experience with Ruger American but will vouch for the Savage axis.. I have 2 (.223 & 22-250) that I use for coyote hunting and they are scarey accurate for the $$$ with both factory ammo and my own loads.. Mine are the non accu-trigger models which required a trigger job (no need for the axis 2) and a quick epoxy job to make the …Both Rifles from GunPrime. Follow GunPrime HERE: https://bit.ly/3mTvMhSMy Pinty scope HERE: https://bit.ly/3zgDI2NWhich one rifle is your favorite? Testing t...Both Rifles from GunPrime. Follow GunPrime HERE: https://bit.ly/3mTvMhSMy Pinty scope HERE: https://bit.ly/3zgDI2NWhich one rifle is your favorite? Testing t...Hello, I am looking forward to buy my first bolt action .22 rifle so I don't have any experience with any rimfire rifle out there. After seaching the internet, two rifles caught my attention. 1. Ruger American Rimfire. 2. Savage Arms Mark II. Since they both are settled in my price category, I want to know which one of these (or maybe a ...So like I said, the Savage is about $200-$300 less than the Ruger (or more if you buy during a rebate or sale). That means you have more $ for glass. You may also want to consider picking up the Axis 2 heavy barrel (tupperware model) on sale or the Savage 12FV when it is on sale (from Cabelas or bass pro).Advertisement Unexploded ordnance, or UXO, didn't emerge as a serious problem until World War II. Those bombs turning up in Berlin and London today began as delayed-explosion bombs...Take this Aero Precision semi-automatic AR-10. That’s right; it’s a cousin to the AR-15 that everyone always talks about. The big difference is that this rifle is semiautomatic and better designed for shooting at longer distances. Just like the AR-15, the AR-10 comes in a wide variety of types, models, and sizes.Dec 12, 2019 · The Save Axis plastic stock would be great for a hunting rifle. The wood stock version is much more expensive. I called Savage about buying a wood stock for it...would be about $200. Boyds offers a beautiful laminated for $163--$15 more for a SS trigger guard. Features. The Savage Axis II features. Adjustable Accutrigger. Pillar bedded stock. Large tang safety. Accuracy. The barrel nut, floating bolt head, and Accutrigger …The savage was like 400 and the 770 was 549. This was at bass pro Toledo Ohio and they are running a special until the 6th whet you get basically 100 off when you spend 500. Not bad, if only the wife wasn't with me. That is too much for a remimgton 770. The ruger american can be had for around $350 and comes in 270.I want to spent under $1000 (preferably 800) for the rifle and scope combined. Right now I have it narrowed down to the Ruger American Predator and the Savage Axis II XP. Both would obviously be chambered in 6.5 Creedmoor. Both rifles have a similar price range so the cost isn't a factor in this decision. Both seems to have very nice adjustable ...Advertisement Kennedy took a page from Eisenhower's book and then added chapters of his own. Having learned the crucial lesson that popular support was key to presidential power, K...Ruger American vs Savage Axis ii - Looking for opinions. This will be in 308. I will likely throw on a VX-3i 2-8 or 3-10 Appreciate any input.Ruger American VS. Savage Axis. Jump to Latest Follow 21 - 40 of 50 Posts. 1 2 3. K. kudumaned · Registered. Joined Jan 4, 2010 · 110 Posts ... rifle-with-vortex-crossfire-ii-scope-and-true . Looking for the eyes!! Reactions: jiggin is livin and welder72. Save Share. Like. WhitetailNWalleyeThe Ruger .300 BLK has a slightly faster barrel twist rate a 1:7 compared to the Savages 1:8. Either should handle 220 gr subs just fine, but, you might be able to handload some even heavier bullets for the Ruger. Posted: 8/6/2023 1:18:11 PM EDT. It pains me to say this, because I'm a huge Savage fan, but I'd choose the Ruger American out of those two. The trigger on the Axis is horrible (the Axis II acc-trigger is much better), the bolt handle feels cheap, the stock is extra flimsy and cheap feeling, etc. The rifles shoot, but they are just very cheap feeling overall. Looking to purchase the Savage 93FVSS or Ruger American RimFire Standard 22 WMRF. ... I almost bought one of the Savage Mark II 22 rifles until I checked what Ruger has and learned the RAR 22lr takes my numerous BX-25 mags I have for my 10/22 Takedown. I like my Savage Axis 223 in stainless a lot but it's too bad they still …Rifle Generation II. The Ruger American® Rifle Generation II; an update to the American-made rifle that has been the benchmark for accuracy, durability, and performance in bolt-action rifles for over a decade. Designed with customer feedback in mind, the Ruger American Rifle Generation II is available in a variety of calibers and is sure to ...950 posts · Joined 2020. #16 · Aug 26, 2021. Upon reconsideration, both Savages there had optics already. The Axis I was about $429 with scope. The Axis ii with scope was about $550 or so. Ruger American was $499 or so, sans scope. I have no idea if these are good prices so I may shop around a bit.Ruger American Rifle vs Savage Arms Axis 2 (.243) Hey guys, So I just moved to Montana and am going to buy my first hunting rifle. I settled on .243, since I will only be really going after deer and pronghorn for now. After research, I was set on getting the Ruger American Rifle with the Vortex scope package (going with the package just for ...The Savage Axis II is known for its budget-friendly yet reliable design, making it a suitable entry point for new hunters. The adjustable AccuTrigger enhances accuracy, and the button-rifled ... I have reviewed my Ruger American 350l on many videos and I recently acquired a Savage Axis bolt rifle. I compared these two rifles using my handloaded Horn... Box Trigger Pulls. 2.5lbs – Mossberg Patriot. 4lbs – Remington 783. 4lbs – Savage Axis. 4.5lbs – Ruger American. 5.5lbs – TC Compass. Our median of the three best group shots was 1.3485″ making a pretty solid gun to shoot with in terms of accuracy at 100 yards. That being said, the magazine was our least favorite.My 243 is a sweet shooter, but a real barrel burner due to its big overbore. The '06 and 270 are less than the 243, and 308 is slightly less than '06. The '06 is a big case and eats a lot of powder. Powder costs per load of 168gr range from $0.18 to $0.35 per shot. 223 loads are about half of this.If you go with the Savage, make sure you get the Axis II. It has the AccuTrigger on it which is a great trigger. I've got the Axis II XP but in a 350 legend and really like it. But, the Ruger American is a fantastic gun and already comes with a really nice Vortex scope. You'll be fine either way, but if you're going to go Savage, get the better ...Dec 13, 2023 ... Savage Axis II XP: Great or just good enough ... 22LR vs 17 HMR vs 22 MAG: Never Would've Guessed ... Ruger American Predator: Most Accurate Budget ...6593 posts · Joined 2007. #16 · Mar 19, 2016. A Savage hog hunter is less than 500 bucks nib, has iron sights, is chambered in 308, and is a much better rifle than the 2 mentioned. Have 2 of them, and they can't be beat for the price imo. Other features include: A 20inch med weight 1/10 twist bbl. Oversize bolt knob.Apr 6, 2018 · 7865 posts · Joined 2012. #1 · Apr 6, 2018 (Edited) I have owned the Ruger American in 308 for about three years now. I bought a Savage Axis in 223 a few months ago. They both are outstanding shooters for the price, each less than $400 with scopes. I paid around $300 for the Ruger but put a cheap 2x7x32 Simmons scope on it with plans to ... Box Trigger Pulls. 2.5lbs – Mossberg Patriot. 4lbs – Remington 783. 4lbs – Savage Axis. 4.5lbs – Ruger American. 5.5lbs – TC Compass. Our median of the three best group shots was 1.3485″ making a pretty solid gun to shoot with in terms of accuracy at 100 yards. That being said, the magazine was our least favorite.Ruger American Rifle Ranch Compact .350 Legend FDE Bolt-Action Rifle w/ AR-Style Magazine $669.00 $419.99. Savage Axis II XP .300 Blackout Bolt-Action Rifle with Bushnell 4-12x40mm Riflescope ... This exclusive Savage Axis II XP rifle in 350 Legend features an 18" Heavy Threaded Barrel.My 243 is a sweet shooter, but a real barrel burner due to its big overbore. The '06 and 270 are less than the 243, and 308 is slightly less than '06. The '06 is a big case and eats a lot of powder. Powder costs per load of 168gr range from $0.18 to $0.35 per shot. 223 loads are about half of this. Looking to pick up either a Savage AXIS II $410.99 Vs. Ruger American Ranch $557.99 in 300BLK (because I already have a riffle in that chamber and ammo), in the long term what would be the better rifle, better after market support, better dependability? Thank you very much for any and all advice, it's appreciated. If you want to buy a “disposable” youth compact rifle, Ruger American better than Axis. Axis can be really rough. If you go up to Savage 1x/1xx or even a TiKka or B14, if in the budget, in compacts stock you can easily find a replacement adult stock as he grows and it will be useful for a lifetime. Aug 30, 2022. #3.Compare specifications of Ruger American Ranch Rifle 300 Blackout 6968 and Savage Arms Axis II Blackout 300 Blackout 18819. Skip to main content Skip to search. All Deals; Today; Categories . Handguns; ... Savage Arms Axis II Blackout 300 Blackout 18819. vs. Palmetto State Armory 7.5" Pistol-Length 300 Blackout 5165447855. Compare.Battle for the Budget Bolt-Action: Ruger American vs Savage Axis II. Thread starter BackFromDC; Start date Jul 10, 2023; The #1 community for Gun Owners in Indiana. Member Benefits: ... The Savage AXIS II offers hunters and shooters a high performance rifle without breaking the bank. Every AXIS rifle is loaded with features that …If you want to buy a “disposable” youth compact rifle, Ruger American better than Axis. Axis can be really rough. If you go up to Savage 1x/1xx or even a TiKka or B14, if in the budget, in compacts stock you can easily find a replacement adult stock as he grows and it will be useful for a lifetime. Aug 30, 2022. #3.My 243 is a sweet shooter, but a real barrel burner due to its big overbore. The '06 and 270 are less than the 243, and 308 is slightly less than '06. The '06 is a big case and eats a lot of powder. Powder costs per load of 168gr range from $0.18 to $0.35 per shot. 223 loads are about half of this.Ruger american vs savage axis 223 unofficial poll . I sold a little copper scrap here recently and I got a few Benjamins to spend on a bolt action 223 riffle just for punchin holes in targets out to 100/500 yds. I chose 223 cause its easy on the recoil and my wallet plus rite now its abundant round here anyway.Oakspar. 1109 posts · Joined 2013. #20 · Aug 20, 2015. From my experience, the Savage will have slightly better accuracy, while the Ruger will be a bit more durable. The Savage is likely cheaper, but not by much. So, if accuracy is your goal, get the Savage and use the savings for a better scope.The Savage Axis, by far, for one major reason. Aftermarket. You have a couple stock and trigger options with the Axis. Not so with the American. The flimsy, cheap, ugly stock that cannot be replaced is the main thing that keeps me away from the American. Also consider the barrel twist rate.Rifle Generation II. The Ruger American® Rifle Generation II; an update to the American-made rifle that has been the benchmark for accuracy, durability, and performance in bolt-action rifles for over a decade. Designed with customer feedback in mind, the Ruger American Rifle Generation II is available in a variety of calibers and is sure to ...Both Rifles from GunPrime. Follow GunPrime HERE: https://bit.ly/3mTvMhSMy Pinty scope HERE: https://bit.ly/3zgDI2NWhich one rifle is your favorite? Testing t...Home Forums Hunting & Shooting Hunting Rifles Ruger American vs. Savage Axis II: Forums Member List Calendar Active Threads: Previous Thread: Next Thread : Print Thread: Hop To : Page 1 of 2 : 1: 2: Ruger American vs. Savage Axis II #9657577 03/04/15. Joined: Jan 2004. Posts: 4,085. Southern Oregon. L. logger OP.My 243 is a sweet shooter, but a real barrel burner due to its big overbore. The '06 and 270 are less than the 243, and 308 is slightly less than '06. The '06 is a big case and eats a lot of powder. Powder costs per load of 168gr range from $0.18 to $0.35 per shot. 223 loads are about half of this.The Savage Axis II Compact performs well in the field, and with a little care, it can pack quite a punch. The rifle is accurate and easy to shoot, and it does well with a wide range of ammunition. It’s barrel is also free floated, helping it maintain its accuracy. The rifle is also fairly lightweight, coming in at just over 6 pounds.Jan 9, 2019 · I've shot both (Savage model 10/12 and Ruger American Predator) and they both shoot great with factory ammo. This is a Ruger American Predator in 6.5 Creedmoor at 400 yards using factory Hornady Match 140 ELD-M, and the target is a standard NRA B-8 meaning the X-ring is 1.695 inches. The combination of the AccuTrigger, the stout construction, and the reliable Detachable Box Magazine all contribute to the rifle’s excellent accuracy. The Savage Axis II XP Camo is incredibly consistent when it comes to group size and bullet shape at long range, and is very capable of making consistent shots out to around 800 yards.The 110 is Savage’s signature rifle. Longest manufactured bolt action American rifle. While some models are considerably less expensive, the 110 is to Savage what the Model 70 is to Winchester and 700 is to Remington, and is more comparable to those types of hunting rifles in that space. You can find regularly 110s on sale for close to Axis ...We break out the Ruger American predator 6.5 Creedmoor and bring out the new Savage axis compact 6.5 Creedmoor to do a little afternoon shooting before hunti...950 posts · Joined 2020. #16 · Aug 26, 2021. Upon reconsideration, both Savages there had optics already. The Axis I was about $429 with scope. The Axis ii with scope was about $550 or so. Ruger American was $499 or so, sans scope. I have no idea if these are good prices so I may shop around a bit.Budget is restricting my options, and I have narrowed it down to 3 brands/models. Ruger American Predator. Savage Axis. Savage 11/16 lightweight Hunter. I have shot a Savage 11/16 once, but have no experience with the other two other than handling them at the store. Would like to hear everyone's opinions and experiences, be it good,bad or ugly. The Savage AXIS offers hunters and shooters a high performance rifle without breaking the bank. Every AXIS rifle is loaded with features that deliver tack-driving accuracy with every shot. Offered in a variety of configurations -- including left hand, XP optics package, compact and camo, and AccuTrigger -- there is an AXIS for everyone. The combination of the AccuTrigger, the stout construction, and the reliable Detachable Box Magazine all contribute to the rifle’s excellent accuracy. The Savage Axis II XP Camo is incredibly consistent when it comes to group size and bullet shape at long range, and is very capable of making consistent shots out to around 800 yards.The Savage Axis, by far, for one major reason. Aftermarket. You have a couple stock and trigger options with the Axis. Not so with the American. The flimsy, cheap, ugly stock that cannot be replaced is the main thing that keeps me away from the American. Also consider the barrel twist rate.It may seem like local cuisine is under threat when you find a McDonald’s or Kentucky Fried Chicken outside the United States, but the truth is more complicated than that. KFC is a...3719 posts · Joined 2002. #8 · Dec 9, 2014. My Ruger American Rimfire compacts replaced a Savage FV-SR and Marlin XT. The 18" barrel, for me, is the happy medium between the 16" on the Savage and 22" on the Marlin. The trigger, while externally similar to the Savage (and Marlin) is much easier to tune without the need for after …Savage Axis Savage Axis II Savage Model 11 Savage Model 110 Remington 783 Remington 700 ADL Ruger American Winchester XPR I realize that some of them are cutting it close to the mark, but if you all could share your opinions and good/bad experiences with the above I'd greatly appreciate it. Cabela's has a Remington …Dec 13, 2023 ... Savage Axis II XP: Great or just good enough ... 22LR vs 17 HMR vs 22 MAG: Never Would've Guessed ... Ruger American Predator: Most Accurate Budget ...1178 posts · Joined 2011. #12 · Jul 7, 2012. Between these 3 models, I would choose the Savage or Ruger, with Ruger probably being a smoother action gun. I own Savage and Ruger in smaller calibers and Ruger's just have much smoother actions, but the price difference was also there. As to a deer caliber.Savage Axis II. The Savage Axis II is just like the Savage Axis I, except it comes with an Accutrigger from the factory. IMO, it’s worth the extra money because the trigger is a big improvement. Cabela’s US has Axis II’s for around $400, whereas they’re in the mid $500’s in Canada. Check out my review on the Axis II.Jan 11, 2021 · As soon as it was available I ordered a Magpul American Hunter and put on it. Love it. Mine has an 18” barrel (it’s the Predator) and it’s very accurate. It’s really just a toss up between those two honestly. ETA: in the south a .30-06 or .270 offer no real advantage over the .308. A savage September saw sizable stock losses in East Asia, writes Alex Frew McMillan, although mainland Chinese stocks were some of the most stable in the region despite China's... Savage axis ii xp vs Ruger american Ranch. Hi I'm looking for a rifle with 350 legend cartridge and these two seem to be the best options. Online pricing wise the ranch seems to be coming out to $650+ with scope and the axis around $500 with scope. My question is if the Ruger is worth that extra 100-200$. Go to a Boyd's stock, put a muzzle brake on if it doesn't handle 308 with a light stock, oversize charging handle if the action doesn't break in well. You can see people shooting the axis up to 1500yds. I'm only going to need 200yds max where I live. Looking to get back into deer hunting this fall. Last gun I had was a youth .243 rifle.The Link is a 4K webcam with a ½-inch sensor sitting atop a three-axis gimbal. The system uses AI to adjust its positioning and keep the user centered in-frame. The pandemic has ch...589 posts · Joined 2013. #6 · Nov 25, 2020. Savage is tough to beat for accuracy and value for the dollar. And I love my Accutrigger! But, never liked rifle manufacturers creating packages with pre-mounted scopes (it's is a big draw for some with Axis II, but resist!). jiggin is livin and welder72.Long Guns. Ruger American Rimfire vs Savage B22 FVSR. I'm looking into buying a decent bolt .22lr for mostly squirrel hunting but will also be used for wild hogs under 50yds. I'm torn between either the Ruger American Go Wild or the Savage B22 FVSR. I do have some experience with Savage, I've currently got a A22 Target Thumbhole that can …In this video we compare the Savage Axis against the Ruger American. We explain which is better and why in the detailed comparison review. Hope you enjoy this comparison and it helps you when making a choice. The Ruger American and Savage Axis are both great and both are very accurate. This review was filmed in a safe location. OUR GEAR STORE ...A versatile rifle. Here it is in .30-06 with a bipod – lethal on deer, or just about most anything that stalks the lower 48. Note the ventilated buttstock pad…it works. I have tried, with this little exercise, to review the Savage Axis IIXP by itself and in comparison with another budget rifle. Savage axis ii xp vs Ruger american Ranch. Hi I'm looking for a rifle with 3
I have the Savage axis in 6.5 and it's a great an excellent, accurate rifle. Came with a nice scope too. The axis is junk. Ruger all day. It's a $350 rifle and scope combo it's not a world beater but it's a great budget rifle and at the ranges most shots are taken from it's perfectly accurate. The Axis came to me used and at a really good price which is the only reason I have the regular Axis. Either the Ruger or the Axis II would be a good choice if you are on a budget. Keep in mind that both guns come with some needed upgrades. Ruger's magazine sucks but upgrades are available and the bolt is somewhat sloppy and Savage stocks seem ...Ruger American, Savage 110 or Winchester XPR. Thread starter Chief Sapulpa; Start Date Oct 5, 2019; This site may earn a commission from merchant affiliate links, including eBay, Amazon, and others. ... they will all probably shoot the 35 Legend 0.75-2 MOA at 100 yards. Savage offers the most chamberings but gosh, they are butt …The Savage is a rifle designed to be a cheap choice over a M70 or M700. If you need some way to substantiate that, pull the bolt out of a Savage and place it next to the bolt from a Howa orRuger American. I've owned all three. I prefer the Howa X 10. The Savage is a rifle designed and made to be cheap. The Axis model is a cheap version of …Feb 1, 2024 · Test #6: Accuracy. Best: Ruger, Mauser, CVA, Bergara. Worst: Mossberg Patriot. My top picks for the most accurate hunting rifles in the test would be: the Bergara B14 Hunter, CVA Cascade, Ruger American, Ruger American Go Wild, Savage Axis II, and the Mauser M18. I havnt shot a Savage axis, only a Savage 110, but the opening of the action is much easier on the savage. id get the ruger predator in 6.5 because it has a threaded heavy-ish contour barrel, so you can put a muzzle brake on it and it will overheat less. seems to be the go-to budget long range option right now.The Accutrigger on the Axis II is easily adjustable, crisp, and mine was about 2 lbs lighter from the factory compared with an Axis I trigger. Of course, you could always perform a trigger job on your Axis I, but that’ll void the warranty. Axis I: 6.6 lbs factory trigger pull. Axis II: 4.2 lbs factory trigger pull.• 1 yr. ago. isaiahaguilar. Savage AXIS II Vs. Ruger American Ranch. Looking to pick up either a Savage AXIS II $410.99 Vs. Ruger American Ranch $557.99 in 300BLK …7. Surgeon Scalpel Pro - 33.95. 8. Savage Elite Precision- 33.70. 9. Ruger Custom Shop RPR - 32.95. All rifles were chambered in 6CM or 6.5CM. I realize as mentioned earlier this is a very subjective test however sure got me to thinking about the Bergara. I tried to find one online for sale however no luck.May 20, 2014 ... I also own a Ruger American Rifle in .308 Win., and my wife, Eileen, owns a Savage Axis in .22-250 Rem. The most obvious difference between ...Nov 27, 2020 · The average for all 15 groups in the Savage Axis II Precision is .76 inch. The ammo that shot best measured an average of .64 inch. The ammo that shot best measured an average of .64 inch. The real question, Ruger American or Savage Axis II. Mossberg is known for their shotguns only, for a reason. My advice, buy a Savage Axis II. It’s as cheap as a Ruger American if not cheaper, has an adjustable trigger and performs equally to the Ruger. Just a heads up though, both stocks are garbage. Very flimsy and don’t absorb any recoil.Rifle Generation II. The Ruger American® Rifle Generation II; an update to the American-made rifle that has been the benchmark for accuracy, durability, and performance in bolt-action rifles for over a decade. Designed with customer feedback in mind, the Ruger American Rifle Generation II is available in a variety of calibers and is sure to ...It is a Tac stock in a hardwood laminate. Special ordered it. For a Savage Axis with a heavy barrel. Second pic is my Ruger 10/22 in a tacticool stock painted in GAP camo style. The regular Tacticool or varmint or whatever they are calling them now comes in a really lightweight wood. It cracs and splits VERY easy.Savage Axis II vs. Ruger American Ranch. Bottom line up front: both are shooters, both have quirks, both are cheap, both have cheap stocks, and both somehow still do a fine job. Get the Ruger. Or, if you have money, get a CZ 527. 5 shots at 100 with Hornady 110 V-max, both were producing 1 inch groups no problem.Jun 7, 2021 ... We reviewed the Thompson Center Compass, Ruger American, Savage Axis ... or Bass Pro Shop. Because of just how ... 2 3/4″ was the average amount ...The new Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, 5th Edition (DSM-5) has some changes related to The new Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, 5th Ed...7. Surgeon Scalpel Pro - 33.95. 8. Savage Elite Precision- 33.70. 9. Ruger Custom Shop RPR - 32.95. All rifles were chambered in 6CM or 6.5CM. I realize as mentioned earlier this is a very subjective test however sure got me to thinking about the Bergara. I tried to find one online for sale however no luck.Remington 783 the Budget Workhorse looking to support the channel?check out our website:www.cdnprecision.com OR the Savage Axis 2 two top competitors for the...Synthetic. Stock Type. Sporter. Weight (lb)/ (kg) 6.3 / 2.86. AXIS II. Precision, performance and price have never come together like this. Savage® rebuilt the synthetic stock on the AXIS II for improved ergonomics that let any hunter shoot their very best. Like always, the rifle’s user-adjustable AccuTrigger™, thread-in headspacing and ...It is a Tac stock in a hardwood laminate. Special ordered it. For a Savage Axis with a heavy barrel. Second pic is my Ruger 10/22 in a tacticool stock painted in GAP camo style. The regular Tacticool or varmint or whatever they are calling them now comes in a really lightweight wood. It cracs and splits VERY easy.Long Guns. Ruger American Rimfire vs Savage B22 FVSR. I'm looking into buying a decent bolt .22lr for mostly squirrel hunting but will also be used for wild hogs under 50yds. I'm torn between either the Ruger American Go Wild or the Savage B22 FVSR. I do have some experience with Savage, I've currently got a A22 Target Thumbhole that can …Advertisement Kennedy took a page from Eisenhower's book and then added chapters of his own. Having learned the crucial lesson that popular support was key to presidential power, K...3719 posts · Joined 2002. #8 · Dec 9, 2014. My Ruger American Rimfire compacts replaced a Savage FV-SR and Marlin XT. The 18" barrel, for me, is the happy medium between the 16" on the Savage and 22" on the Marlin. The trigger, while externally similar to the Savage (and Marlin) is much easier to tune without the need for after-market parts.Advertisement Kennedy took a page from Eisenhower's book and then added chapters of his own. Having learned the crucial lesson that popular support was key to presidential power, K...Ruger American vs Savage Axis ii - Looking for opinions. This will be in 308. I will likely throw on a VX-3i 2-8 or 3-10 Appreciate any input.The Axis II XP combo features a floating bolt head design where the head and body of the bolt are two separate pieces. The resulting float allows for perfect lug engagement and cartridge engagement. The .243 barrel is 22 inches long with a 1 in 9.25-inch twist rate. The overall length of the rifle is 44 inches, and it weighs 6.5 pounds.Fake banking apps may have compromised the data of nearly 160,000 people Adoption of digital banking has been frantically increasing in India and so have instances of fraud. The la...Comparing the Savage Axis 308 vs the Ruger American .30-06 both entry level budget offerings. https://www.patreon.com/user?u=10462972 ...more.I'm looking for a used 308 for an inexpensive "shop" rifle. It seems that both of the rifles listed can be purchased used (sometimes with a inexpensive scope) for around $300. For those that have used either or both, is there any notable differences between the two as t...I havnt shot a Savage axis, only a Savage 110, but the opening of the action is much easier on the savage. id get the ruger predator in 6.5 because it has a threaded heavy-ish contour barrel, so you can put a muzzle brake on it and it will overheat less. seems to be the go-to budget long range option right now.Are there still WWII tanks and ships in the Pacific? Learn more about World War II relics in the Pacific in this HowStuffWorks Now article. Advertisement The European front of Worl...• 1 yr. ago. isaiahaguilar. Savage AXIS II Vs. Ruger American Ranch. Looking to pick up either a Savage AXIS II $410.99 Vs. Ruger American Ranch $557.99 in 300BLK …Fake banking apps may have compromised the data of nearly 160,000 people Adoption of digital banking has been frantically increasing in India and so have instances of fraud. The la...n this video, I discuss the differences between the Ruger American, the Savage Axis and the Remington 700. We will, first do any unboxing. Then we will look ...770 vs axis If I had to pick one from the two it would be the Axis. The sloppy bolt on the 770 is a big turn off for me. That being said why not broaden your search and look at a Ruger American, a Marlin x7, or a Mossberg ATR. ... Savage Axis Ruger American These first four are all good rifles, take your pick. I like the first two especially ...The Savage Axis, by far, for one major reason. Aftermarket. You have a couple stock and trigger options with the Axis. Not so with the American. The flimsy, cheap, ugly stock that cannot be replaced is the main thing that keeps me away from the American. Also consider the barrel twist rate.Budget is restricting my options, and I have narrowed it down to 3 brands/models. Ruger American Predator. Savage Axis. Savage 11/16 lightweight Hunter. I have shot a Savage 11/16 once, but have no experience with the other two other than handling them at the store. Would like to hear everyone's opinions and experiences, be it good,bad or ugly.The transition from the Savage Axis to the Axis II is marked by notable enhancements aimed at elevating the shooter’s experience. The introduction of the AccuTrigger in the Axis II stands out as a significant upgrade, offering users the ability to customize the trigger pull to their liking, thereby enhancing both safety and accuracy.Don’t get a Savage Axis II. My friend took one on a hunt. The barrel was COVERED in rust after one night of rain, and the included scope filled up with water immediately and ruined his hunt. ... The Ruger American. Ruger Americans are fantastic. The first generation of guns from Ruger was very accurate, but didn’t have the nice fit …Ruger is also offering a Ranch version of the American Gen II rifle that has a 16.4-inch barrel and will be chambered for 5.56 NATO, 300 Blackout, 7.62×39, and 450 Bushmaster. Richard MannRuger makes some of the best factory barrels available on U.S. rifles today. The bores are quite smooth and they rarely foul. My American .308 is typical. I shot it over 150 times without cleaning right out of the box, and at the end of that string it was capable of hitting gongs at 1000 yards.Quoted: Ruger American. Axis mags are wonky as fuck. And the newer American's have some mag compatibility with existing platforms, depending on caliber. The lower price point of the Savage looked nice, but the magazines do look cheap AF. The Ruger would use AR style mags in .300 BLK so that would be more betterer. A savage September saw sizable stock losses in East Asia, writes Alex Frew McMillan, although mainland Chinese