Does any one out there no much about the savage 110ba ? How do these rifles perform in accuracy and quality aspects? thanks
Savage 110ba
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Re: Savage 110ba
Havent shot one, but fondled a few. They seem nice. My savage 10 shot great, so i am sure this would be similar. That it comes with a DBM already is a nice perk.
Don't honestly care for the feel too much, but that is all preference. Trigger was nice typical savage too.
maybe handle one if you can?
Havent shot one, but fondled a few. They seem nice. My savage 10 shot great, so i am sure this would be similar. That it comes with a DBM already is a nice perk.
Don't honestly care for the feel too much, but that is all preference. Trigger was nice typical savage too.
maybe handle one if you can?
Re: Savage 110ba
Yes i have handled one an they are definitely a big heavy rifle, but yeah have never had anything to do with savage and wondered what they were like. Thanks
Yes i have handled one an they are definitely a big heavy rifle, but yeah have never had anything to do with savage and wondered what they were like. Thanks
Re: Savage 110ba
Talked to one of the US F/TR guys who's using the rifle with the Berger hybrids. Said he's getting 6-10" groups at 1000 yds. He wasn't terribly impressed. I am.
I'm just working up loads at the moment, and haven't fine-tuned anything yet. Shot 8 different loads yesterday, using N570, Winchester magnum primers, new Lapua brass and 300 SMK set with about a 0.015 jump. Went from 88.5 grains to 92.0 grains in 0.5 gr increments. No pressure signs right up to 92.0. None.
Last 3 rounds were a 91.0, 91.5, and 92.0, and they grouped on the same vertical plane, but had a 0.83 lateral spread, two of the holes touching. The third was undoubtedly me.
I'm betting with the right loads it pretty much a 1/2 MOA rifle.
Chip
Talked to one of the US F/TR guys who's using the rifle with the Berger hybrids. Said he's getting 6-10" groups at 1000 yds. He wasn't terribly impressed. I am.
I'm just working up loads at the moment, and haven't fine-tuned anything yet. Shot 8 different loads yesterday, using N570, Winchester magnum primers, new Lapua brass and 300 SMK set with about a 0.015 jump. Went from 88.5 grains to 92.0 grains in 0.5 gr increments. No pressure signs right up to 92.0. None.
Last 3 rounds were a 91.0, 91.5, and 92.0, and they grouped on the same vertical plane, but had a 0.83 lateral spread, two of the holes touching. The third was undoubtedly me.
I'm betting with the right loads it pretty much a 1/2 MOA rifle.
Chip
