I got a 243,7mm, and 300 win mag in the vanguard! Out of all the rifles I’ve shot, that vanguard weatherby model feels best!

Haha mosberg over savage or ruger is hilarious. Both savage and ruger shoot sub moa out of the box. No one touches them for the price…

@brentbusick2245

8 ай бұрын

So does the mossberg 😂

@AP-ow5vu

8 ай бұрын

Howa over all of these and cheaper.

@dj-ul5sw

7 ай бұрын

Totally agree

@barrymantei7795

6 ай бұрын

But Mossberg rifles are known to shoot 4MOA🙄

@Matt-tt2br

5 ай бұрын

Agreed!! SAVAGE DEAD RINGERS!

Sauer are amazingly accurate for their price.. I have one.. a 100 series in 7mm rem mag and it shoots a clover at 200yrds

Ruger American Predator in 6.5 CM and a Savage 110 in 7mm-08. Definitely like the 3 lug bolt of the Ruger better than the Savage but the savage is nice too. I like how the bolt stays locked in safe on the savage. Ive had the bolt open on Ruger while slung and and hiking. The ruger also has a threaded barrel for a muzzle brake where the savage does not.

@Matt-tt2br

5 ай бұрын

I believe the new 110 trail hunter does indeed have threaded barrel

I run a Mosberg Patriot 7 PRC. We have 3 in my family. Sub moa. Scopes dial to a 1000 yards. A spectacular buy. Find the range. Dial the scope to that range. Crosshairs on target. Pull the trigger. Set up is like a Gunwerks platform. 1000 yards out of the box😂. With a little work on my part.

@timwalter9999

8 ай бұрын

1000 yards😂😂😂

I own a Mossberg patriot predator in the .308. It's been a awesome deer rifle the past 3 seasons I've had it. Very accurate using 150 grain Winchester deer season. I topped it off with a vortex 4x12x44 scope. Great combination!

@ueg-zm8wf

8 ай бұрын

bought same rifle at 439cad !!! yea I deal with you !!! only decurse is cheap plastic magazine

@allendytmire5107

7 ай бұрын

@@ueg-zm8wf yes but it works and functions as it should. Ive had no issues with it so far. Have you had any issues?

@tobyrice719

Ай бұрын

​@@allendytmire5107Have a Mossberg Deer Thugs 30-06 . Bought it 5 years ago used for $300 Never had any issues with it . Using 150 GR Winchester ammo . Accurate and dependable.

I have 2 ATA Turquas which are being sold by Stevens as the 334. Mine have iron fibre optic sights. I have a 243 and 6.5 Creedmoor. These two rifles shoot .75MOA or better. They are fabulous shooters. If you want a superb budget rifle get one. I have 22" barrels on mine and I think the 20" would be perfect. I'm tellin ya they are by far the best of the lot. 60 degree bolt, 3 lug stainless bolt, beautiful fully adjustable triggers and single slot magazines just like a Tikka. They are butter smooth as well. Just great rifles.. I have rifles 5 times the price that don't shoot like these ones. They also shoot superbly with different brands and grains of bullet. Shocking value.

@marshmellow3110

6 ай бұрын

I just looked at the .308 yesterday. Want to get it for my son for his birthday. Was very impressed w the walnut stock and like the bolt. Was the trigger easy to adjust? Only thing I’ve seen or read that needs work on the Stevens. It’s a great looking gun.

My son has a vanguard 30:06 tack drive r. I got it for him xmas 16 years ago.

Own all of these but CVA - just got the 334 and I'm more impressed with the 334 than any of the others. Get your hands on one to see. Much better than the Axis.

@franksullivan4731

7 ай бұрын

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Well, I missed out of this list. All I have is a Mossbery Patriot in 30.06

I got a savage 110 in 30-06 for $450.00. It's an awesome rifle on a budget.

I’ve owned the Mossberg Patriot, the Weatherby Vanguard, the Ruger gowild, the Savage model 10 and 110, and a Marlin. They where all budget priced rifles. Not one of them comes close to the CVA Cascade in quality and accuracy. The Savage accuracy was pretty damn close, with the Ruger GoWild and Vanguard closely following it. Still, the Cascade is considerably higher quality and has better accuracy than any of them. It’s made in the same factory as Bergara and uses the Bergara B14 barrel and the Bergara action and triggers. At $650, it’s practically a steal. By far and away the best budget rifle on the market.

@jimedick9496

6 ай бұрын

@@johnm.515 Have you decided on optics?

@jimedick9496

6 ай бұрын

What’s your budget? I ask because I’ve been blown away by the Leupold CDS dial turret system. Look into it on KZread. I have a VX-5 that I use with their TBR Gen 2 rangefinder. It’s a terrific system that allows for accurate long distance shooting. I believe all Leupold scopes have that system.

@garrytalley8009

4 ай бұрын

Yes, the Cascade is a good rifle, but it isn't as inexpensive as the ones on his list. I have some of the ones on his list and more, but not a Cascade. Wanted to buy one once but they did not have the caliber I wanted at the time, so I ended up with something else. They have gone up a bit lately like all things and I think their price hike was a bit more than others because of their popularity. But they are good rifles and most likely better than most of the ones on the list if not better.

@jimedick9496

4 ай бұрын

@@garrytalley8009 I have noticed their prices have gone up, I suppose rightly so. I couldn’t believe the quality of that rifle compared to others. The trigger and stock is what separates the Cascade over the other manufacturers, especially the stock. That’s unfortunate they didn’t have the cartridge you’re looking for. What did you end up with?

Awesome hunting Refill

ruger american is about as cheap as you can go with new and it’s still a great rifle. Kinda ugly, a little sticky until you lube it, but I can hold .5 moa with it and with the exception of one bad mag, have had no issues with reliability. If I were to spend a bit more, I’d definitely go tikka.

@Wildwestwrangler

8 ай бұрын

At least the Ruger American is a Tikka T3 clone. I have one in 308 and shot a 100 yard 3 shot group with Remington corelokt 150gr psp that measured 5/8 of an inch!!! I was pleasantly surprised.

Heck I still shoot a old adl 06 and a 270 made in the mid 80es.leupold scopes

My 2 choices in firearms is the single action in a .44-magnum caliber or the 300 Winchester mag. , that's exactly what my father would pick out, my dear old dad that's been passed on 15 yrs November 12th of this year wouldn't ever buy a 270 Caliber rifle cause he didn't trust them at all! Jim Greszczuk

Holy smokes advertiser! I tried coming back and revisiting your upload, but every time I moved forward or backward to find the info I was looking for I was immediately hit with adds!

From the experience i have had with mossberg i wouldn't trust it to hit a 4x8 pc of plywood at 50 yards

@williamwhitmire2286

9 ай бұрын

Sounds like you need to change the scope rings I have one and it will hit One inch dots

@garrytalley8009

4 ай бұрын

Sounds like you are truly a basher. I hesitated at purchasing one even though they looked pretty good and had great features. Finally bought one to hunt with in a 7mm PRC. I am very happy with it. Its accuracy is very good with ammo it likes. Skinny barrels can be a bit finnicky. But we all have our experiences good and bad. BTW I have Savages, Rugers, Remingtons, Winchesters, CVA's, Brownings and the Mossberg. They all do the job. And they all shoot well with the right ammo. Keep smiling smiley! I am sure you have your reasons for not trusting Mossbergs.

Weatherby Vanguard or Howa 1500 over Mossberg anyday, better build quality. CVA Cascade, Tikka TX3, CZ 600 or out of production 557 excellent options not listed. Maybe a bit pricier than other budget rifles but extra 1 or 2 hundred dollars well spent.

I have a savage axis with adjustable trigger i shot 185 grainers and i get quarter sized groups at 100 yards. Down side magazine floor plate is pitiful.

@Christ42

5 ай бұрын

Axis is garbage leave it in the woods

The only rifle in this lineup, out-of-the-box extremely accurate and affordable is the Thompsons. I really like the Ruger American the dollar-for-dollar to Thompson's better choice. I shot that Mossberg. It groups like a shotgun. And don't have a clue what they have the 300 Win Mag. That's way too much cartridge for the average Hunter. If you're hunting elk or moose the 300 great, but those shots are generally four to six hundred yards and you're going to want a whole lot better rifle

Vangaurd. Turkey. Still great guns, Quality Control

What about the CVA cascade? Better than that single shot. What about the Savage Axis? Those two rifles should have been on the short list. More calibers available in both of these rifles. Cost points are good and so is the accuracy. I realize your list is short. I think it's also a bit short sighted. But it's just an opinion we all have them.

@garrytalley8009

4 ай бұрын

One great thing about the magazine is that it can be top loaded without taking it out of the rifle. If you shoot a round and want to replace it to fill the mag all you have to do is leave the bolt open on ejection and push another one in. I have one in 7 mm PRC. Pretty impressed with it so far.

The smart option is buy used and put pressure on the big names to start priceing there over rated merch were it should be. Or better yet rebarrel with quality in cheap action and just crush the big price run.

@garrytalley8009

4 ай бұрын

Are you serious? A re-barrel for a good one costs more than a new cheap rifle. Been there and done that. A cheap barrel is no better than the barrels on cheap rifles. If you have the tools and do the job yourself, you may get by with less money but to do it right you still need go no go gauges and the tools to do the job right. And if you shop around the prices on these cheaper rifles are actually better than you imply. I know that if I shop around, I can buy a new rifle for what most used ones are selling for unless you buy it from a private party that may just be selling a lemon. It is better to sell what you have to buy another rifle than to re-barrel. Example I put a custom Hart barrel on a $330 Walmart special Remington 700. The re-barrel cost me over $500 and this was over 30 years ago and it's much worse now.

How much did they pay you for your evaluations? I own a Mossberg Patriot and also Savage, nothing wrong with the Mossberg but no way is it superior to the Savage.

The CZ 600, Sauer 100 XT are both in the $650 range and better rifles. I would not go with the Savage Stevens. I would get the Savage Hunter. The Ruger American, Howa 1500, Vanguard Synthetic are great options. The steal of the bunch is the CVA Scout. Untouchable for quality and price but I would get the 35 whelen way before the 450 bushmaster.

@garrytalley8009

4 ай бұрын

I truly believe that the only good CVA is the Cascade. I do have an Optima black powder/30-06 combo. Its accuracy is OK but it's not all that great getting to the trigger or the quality of the rifle in general. I am a person that is generally a one-shot guy, but I just don't like the feel of the single shot rifles from CVA especially the trigger.

Ive owned every rifle on here. By far the best built and most accurate was the weatherby vanguard weatherguard bronze. Blows all the rest outa the water in build quality. And the browning x bolt is even better if u wana spend lil more

@royjohnson465

9 ай бұрын

Weatherby Vanguard is made by Howa in the same factory in Japan I was told. ~Also if a person wants to spend a little more money, a “Sako” stainless-steel rifle is very good.

@REDNECKROOTS

9 ай бұрын

@royjohnson465 agreed. Yes howa makes them for weatherby. There built to higher standards though. Tighter tolerances and unique options only available if ya buy a weatherby over howa 1500. Weatherby also laps the bolts and does a blackice coating. Weatherby is the better rifle . The howa 1500s is the bare balls version

@royjohnson465

9 ай бұрын

@@REDNECKROOTS ~Thank you for giving me that information, it is valuable to me and I did not know much of that, it is something I do like to learn about. I know the Weatherby Vanguard is one of the best rifles on the market. I think I read that was one of the very top designed actions on the market. I just went on Weatherby’s website and I see they have about 16 different models of Vanguard, wow. I do not have time to look at every one. I see Cerakote but would you happen to know if Vanguard is available in a stainless-steel model.? ~This is only my personal preference but I do not like hinge floor plates. I always want a detachable magazine. ~I have a Tikka T3 in stainless-steel (it is a very good rifle but I should have bought the Sako instead when I had it in my hands) and a new Remington 7600 pump-action rifle that I’ve never shot before. I would like to get one more rifle, so I am still shopping around. I was also considering a Browning BAR MK 3 - OVIX Cerakote semi-auto hunting rifle with detachable magazine.

@REDNECKROOTS

9 ай бұрын

@royjohnson465 yes I believe there is a stainless option. But there hard to find. they along with alot of other rifle makers have went with cerakote because of It's superior weatherproofing abilities. Even over stainless. But it can be chipped if hit hard enough. So it's not without its draw backs. You can't go wrong with the vanguard weatherguard bronze. That's the model I buy in diff calibers and it's great. No zipper noise or sticky bolts like w alotvof others. The bolts fall open Solid one piece recievers w intrigul recoil lug. Burnt bronze cerakote. Stiff stocks. Really can't be beat for 800$ in my opinion .

@royjohnson465

9 ай бұрын

@@REDNECKROOTS ~I went on Weatherby and looked up Weatherguard Bronze, $829.00, SKU: VWB, then watched the video. Looks very good. I had a hinged floor plate in my Winchester model 70 and I prefer a detachable magazine. Cerakote ‘only’ does not weatherproof the inside of any barrel, but Cerakote put over top of stainless-steel is the very best way to go. I have Cerakote on my pump-action shotgun and it rubs (wears) off on the action parts. ~I have some small ballons called Muzzle Mit that go over the end of a barrel to protect it from water, snow, dirt, sticks, debris, etc. going down into the barrel. A regular small balloon can be used for this same purpose when out hunting.

The Weatherby vanguard is just a Howa rifle with a Weatherby stamp on it

@EnderPearlRs

4 ай бұрын

The action is howa but that isn't exactly a bad thing.

Do you ever cut down the Mossberg play make the finest boat paddles out there

Sauer 100 runs rings around these!

When this video talks about these rifles being low cost it's deceptive. Not one of these rifle can be taken out and hunted with as soon as you buy it. You can ad an additional 400 or 500 bucks to the price of the rifle to put an optic on it. Why don't any of these rifles, if they are supposed to be the low cost model, have open sights on them?

@blakejohnson344

9 ай бұрын

Most have an option of a scope that comes with them

@killertruth186

5 ай бұрын

They also got some of them wrong as well. Including Browning AB3. The mag count is actually 4 shot mag plus one in the chamber. It cannot physically load 5 in and close (at least for 30-06 Springfield).

@garrytalley8009

4 ай бұрын

A cheap scope is cheaper than putting iron sights on a rifle. That is in the real world.

@russellkeeling4387

4 ай бұрын

@@garrytalley8009 Yes but open sights are forever and you don't have to add the cost of even a cheap scope if the rifle comes with open sights.

Hopefully you can load fast and hopefully you have a better shot then experts.

Here's what we found when it comes to cheap rifles: accuracy varies from rifle to rifle. I don't mean manufacturer or models, but individual rifles. You have to test them until you find a good one or if you buy a clunker send it back to the factory to make it more accurate. Some manufacturers will fix them but some will send it back claiming it shoots "within specs" when they tested it. If accuracy still sucks, sell or trade in the rifle. That is just the reality of cheap rifles. We have had good luck with CZ, Tikka, and Howa. They cost more but have better quality control, design, and accuracy. You get what you pay for.

@garrytalley8009

4 ай бұрын

If you reload and are good you can make most any rifle shoot sub-MOA. Fact is factory ammunition is usually crap unless you purchase premium. Accuracy does varie rifle to rifle is true. Two rifles made identical most likely will not shoot the same ammo the same. It's possible but not likely. Even and expensive rifle varies. Fit and finish are the biggest differences in expensive rifles. Sometimes you just pay for the name.

Mossberg long range hunter in 6.5prc 💪

Why is the Weatherby Vanguard not even mentioned in these reviews ??? ?????😮

CZ 600 Alpha has the best accuracy of that price range that I’ve seen

Spend thousands on camo then walk through the woods in a orange high viz vest :)

Vote for your preferred budget hunting rifle below!

Well if you live in Australia like I do and you own a .30 calibre rifle like I do I wouldn’t recommend buying any rifle that uses large rifle primers because I used to reload my .308 ammunition 3 years ago but since Covid and the Ukraine war started we haven’t been able to buy reloading supplies such as large rifle primers at all. Factory .308 ammunition is $65.00 a box of 20 rounds-who the hell can afford that ? So all I shoot now is .22 LR as it’s cheap and plentiful ammunition,shotgun ammunition is still available at same prices but everything else is ridiculously expensive and reloading is not an option,there’s plenty of brass,gun powder,projectiles but no primers at all. It’s been over 3 years since primers were on the shelves and I’m told another 2 years before they will be back on shelves !

@garrytalley8009

4 ай бұрын

I feel your pain. I bought in bulk and don't shoot much except hunting and developing the loads to hunt with. At the place I purchase my reloading supplies they have not listed large rifle primers since the Covid outbreak. However, they do have a notification list to be notified when something comes in. They take care of the people on that list before it is listed, they have it in stock. If you have a place you purchase your supplies from perhaps, they have a similar list. Just suggesting. Usually on a list like that you are notified once by email and if you're fast enough to reply with an order you get it. If not, you missed. I had a time getting brass for one of my PRC's and some powder as well. But eventually I did get what I needed. I have seen a lot of super bulk buys online but some of them are scams.

@IDGAF56852

4 ай бұрын

@@garrytalley8009 yeah my small country town gun shop owner/gunsmith I know well and he will put away a couple of bricks for me when they come back in stock. There’s the odd box of 100 large rifle primers available I see on cleaver firearms Brisbane occasionally but they are gone before you know it. I did stock up before the shortage hit but I’m down to my last 300 primers now.

I've never owned a Weatherby,but the Vanguard in a non magnum action,06,270,280,or maybe a 257 Weatherby,etc.I would like to try.I don't trust the Vanguard action for a bigger magnum,a 270 Weatherby mag would be the most powerful magnum I would use.They have good reviews in Cabellas

@REDNECKROOTS

Жыл бұрын

I own a weatherby vanguard weatherguard bronze. There built more rugged then most actions actually. Better then Ruger, savage , ect. It handles 300mag np

@edpottinger849

Жыл бұрын

@johncollins1958 Just personal opinion that the original mark 5 action will easily handle all of the standard magnum and Weatherby magnums.I have heard some bad reports on the Vanguard from local people but the reviews in Cabelas state their accuracy and durability is very good. For an out of the box rifle that is accurate and around a thousand bucks in Canada,it's a highly recommended affordable rifle.

@REDNECKROOTS

Жыл бұрын

@@edpottinger849 I own one . In 300win mag, 308, 257weatherby. Never have an issue with any of em. All high pressure rounds. , unless one jagged hole groups and consistent feeding and ejection are an issue.

@edpottinger849

Жыл бұрын

@johncollins1958 Cool.That tells me that buying a new Vanguard would be OK.I do like the 300 win mag,but prefer a straight stock,no monte-carlo hump

@wrigman

9 ай бұрын

I have two Weatherby Vanguards. A .270 WSM and 7mm REM mag. Both have synthetic stocks and Cerecoat barrel coatings. Both tack driver accurate.

I've never shot a predator, but I've seen reviews that it isn't very accurate but but you can't trust everything you hear.

For Sharpshooter Remington700(M24)is the best bolt action

Ill keep my Stevens 200 .243. 20 yrs old.

Weatherby

Under $1000 rifles - Weatherby Vanguard & Tikka T3X would get my money. I wouldn't even bother to look at anything else in their price range.

@royjohnson465

9 ай бұрын

Weatherby Vanguard is made by Howa in the same factory in Japan I was told. ~But I prefer the Tikka T3x with a detachable magazine because the Weatherby vanguard had a hinged floor plate.

@packerjh2

9 ай бұрын

I would also put howa in the mix. U can go wrong with 1 of those 3

@royjohnson465

9 ай бұрын

@@packerjh2 ~Do you mean, U can “not” go wrong with 1 of those 3.??

Looking for a rifle to dispatch racoons or coyotes with

What happened to thompson center venture bolt action

@garrytalley8009

4 ай бұрын

It wasn't on the list. The list is short. What about anything else?

For the mossberg patriot to be 2nd on this list when they are consistently bad out of the box with downright attrocious grouping has convinced me to not listen to a single thing on this channel, PLENTY of reviews hve been done with the MPP and they consistently group at 1.5 in out of the box at 150 yards. terrible gun.

The Ruger American Predator comes in 308 Winchester only, Not 308 Mag!! 308 Mag is a necked down 338 Win Mag and is csalled the 308 Norma Mag.

I got the ruger American predator in stainless steel in 6.5creed it got 22in barrel the ruger American rancher got the 16in barrel not the predator from what i seen

The Patriot rated at number #1, did Mossberg pay you anything? ~It’s not pronounced Stack as you repeatedly say, but rather instead it’s properly pronounced Stock.

@garrytalley8009

4 ай бұрын

It is the most budget friendly of all the rifles for all the features it comes with. And surprising as it may be to you, they do shoot well with the right ammo. I have a 7mm PRC that shoots as well as any. I was a bit skeptical but after seeing good results on other people using them on KZread, I got one to hunt with. I am not a fan of skinny barrels but mine shoots tight groups with the right ammo. I do reload and that helps. Good factory ammo is hard to find and it's way too expensive. Mine did not care for the Hornady ammo but I am loading my own that has shot real well using a load it likes much better. I do believe Hornady has changed the powder in their factory loads because of the cost. Reloader 16 is very expensive and most likely is what they used to get the velocity they have written on the box. It's over $50 a pound while other powders are in the $35-$45-dollar range. Reloader 16 is a high demand powder for high velocity.

Sorry for my phone editing never cut down the Mossberg they make the finest boat paddles that can be found

It’s all about opinions, nothing more!

People in these comments haven't shot a Tikka or a Bergara. You guys that Load you own, pack hunt and shoot the range know EXACLY what I mean. We don't own a lot of rifles because our buddies let us test their guns out. Also stop hunting with a 6.5 anything if you plan on bagging an animal over 300 yards. Hunting is NOT bench shooting! Grab a .300 in a magnum of some sort. Here is what you hunt with - 300 WSM, Winmag, Weatherby, H&H, Norma etc. Stay away from Ultra type mags (300 RUM, Lapua, 30-378 Weatherby etc.) unless you eat bloodshot! All 30 cal Magnums Shoot 1000 Yards and are capable of taking an animal at any yardage up to that mark. You longtime experienced hunters know what i mean. Some of us live/hunt in the 100 yard areas of the country and some of us live/hunt in the 1000 yard country. Some of us are lucky enough to live in the Northwest and get to hunt Coast Range or go east and Hunt open country. Join a Range Club get to know some folks. Then buy a hunting rifle. Last thing 6.5 guys.... 3 wheelers aren't cool either! They are nostalgic and have a cult like your 6.5. Either get a quad or get a motorcycle. Anything you do with a 6.5 can be better done with a .30 LMFAO!

@FxckingFiend

4 ай бұрын

I appreciate the 6.5 Creedmoor for one main reason. It helps the rest of us suss out snobs like you. Why you guys get so offended by a caliber of gun is beyond me. What a silly thing to take a big stand on.

The Backfire KZread channel absolutely despises the Mossberg rifle. He got to review and it shot like crap. It wasn't even close to MOA, so he sent it back to Mossberg, and they agreed. They said it wasn't in spec, and they sent either a repaired one or a new one. It also shot like crap. He later got another Mossberg rifle in a different caliber, and it too shot like crap, and now I get the impression he's done with Mossberg rifles. I trust the guy, so I'll pass as well. However, I do like their pump action shotguns. They're great.

I thought T/C was out of business.

.308 Win Mag? Are you privy to some info the rest of us aren’t?

The savage stevens 334 - a friend of mine has one and swears by it. The Ruger American- all RA rifles are not created equal. I’ve seen some that shot amazing and some that didn’t. Savage has improved over the last few years. Still- the stock is terrible! They are inherently accurate though. TC Venture 1st generation, are one of the Best Buy’s I’ve ever made in a bolt action rifle. Great stock, decent trigger, smooth action. Very Accurate! At a Great price! Consistent 3/8” 100 yard groups with .308 hand loads. 1/2” groups with the 7mm-08. Avoid the TC Compass! Or The TC Venture II !!! Terrible- downgrade. Browning x-bolt or original A-bolt (not the ab 2 or ab3) Just Say No to Mossberg ATR or Patriot. No. No.. my fav though is Tikka. They are not really a budget rifle- sadly.

Weatherby, Ruger, and Savage would be the better bet. Don't waste your money on the Browning or Cva. Those guns are unreliable and not worth the money. Now I don't know about Thompson rifle, so I can't say if they're good or junk. As for the Mossberg, I've owned 2 of their shotguns, and they've been awesome. However, I've heard mix reviews on their rifles , so it's up to the purchaser on whether to buy one or forget it. I know my friend bought one in 308, and he seems to like it. Now, the Browning AB3, I say, avoid those guns that are overpriced for what you pay. With the Ruger and Mossberg and the Savage you get a metal trigger. However, with Browning, you get a plastic trigger also you pay more for a Browning than you do with the other brands. I bought a Browning AB3 2 years ago, took it out to the range, and it didn't even make through a box of ammo before it broke, so I sent it back. It took almost half a year to get it back, and that was considered fast for them. So if I wanted to go deer hunting with that rifle, good luck that wasn't happening. So, for me, I'd avoid a cheap browning rifle. Go with an X bolt. Instead, it's more expensive but better quality.

@warrengreen3217

Жыл бұрын

CVA makes great muzzle loaders and they use good barrels on all there gun

@Bigg-_-Nickzz

10 ай бұрын

I have my dads browning bar that’s from 1972 so 50 years almost 51 and it’s still going no problems no rust idk what your on about 😂

@jorgeherrera1074

10 ай бұрын

I heard Savage is not good.

@warrengreen3217

10 ай бұрын

@@jorgeherrera1074 not true savge makes great rifles and are good shooting guns

@timhansen14

10 ай бұрын

My CVA’s are great. My Browning was awesome too.

Spend 800 and get a tikka

@royjohnson465

9 ай бұрын

…or a Sako.

@stevecooper8121

9 ай бұрын

I did, and couldn't be any happier, my Tikka loves the Federal fusion and shoots quarter inch groups all day long.

@peterchauvin1486

9 ай бұрын

@@stevecooper8121 i bought one last year and it is by far the second best rifle I oen

@garyh1449

6 ай бұрын

@@royjohnson465 or a Sauer

@royjohnson465

6 ай бұрын

@@garyh1449 ~Yes Sauer, my dad had an old Weatherby made in Germany, he sold it to his nieces’ husband who found out it was made by Sauer. Benelli now makes a bolt-action called the LUPO which is the same company that owns Tikka and Sako.

Ruge has an 18” barrel

@johnpoole8321

9 ай бұрын

Yes he says 16" for long range shooting and yet the 20" barrel on the browning is not for long range but for shots at sensible distance lol. It also has a shot action 😂

@user-jg4wb9sy9y

9 ай бұрын

Thompson Center is more commonly known for their contender, brake action pistols

@garyh1449

6 ай бұрын

@@user-jg4wb9sy9y Not to mention their Hawken black powder rifles.

Winchester XPR should be on that list

@jenniferhorton5164

7 ай бұрын

Xpr is not good I've had trouble with mine 3006

Ginawa para sa hunting

Savage is by far the most accurate

Sauer 100

Regardless of price, if you're talking "best" it had better have a set of sights.

“308 Winchester magnum” 🤨

@sloth_e

9 ай бұрын

I thought I was hearing things 😅

@soonerfabrication4044

9 ай бұрын

I said the same thing this dude is a D.S. Obviously doesn't have a clue.

Browning has gotten cheap on there rifles. Charge twice as much. Much rather have my tikka or sako

What's a 308 Winchester Magnum? With a 16" barrel for long range shooting? What's a Browning "shot" action? This is a 2023 list? Thompson/Center isn't making firearms anymore. How am I going to "buy it right now?"

Lost all credibility at top pick. It’s a mossberg commercial.

Bergara is my choice.

The second I heard 308 Winchester magnum I stopped the video. Nothing in this world pisses me off more than gun videos made by someone who has no business doing it

Ruger American out of my subject!!!

The ruger precision is a lot more money but its not more accurate than my Ruger American 6.5 Creedmoor in fact my ruger American shot at a 100 yard target a one hole 3 shot group from a bench rest using bags at a range in Memphis Tennessee all the 3 shots in the exact same hole and not a ragged hole and exactly 1/2 inch right of the target bullseye my son could not believe it even though he was standing beside me. My son Jason bought the Ruger precision model in 6.5 Creedmoor he is a Doctor so he has the money advantage of getting whatever rifle he wants. It's not as accurate as my American model. Now i am not saying that ever Ruger American can do that. Winchester back in the day when testing there rifles from a production run of hundreds made, one would be so much more accurate than all the rest they called it a 1 of 1000 maybe mine is like that i don't know but what I do know in my 75 years of on this planet I have never had a rifle close to it. I have been reloading over 50 years and hunting small and large game target shooting 22's to 30.06's and have never seen or had a rifle that could do that. My 1973 Ruger ln 270 had at that time I bought it came with a Douglas barrel Ruger did not produce there barrels until later. It will consistently shoot under 1 inch 5 shot group at a 100 yard target from the bench. the second most accurate rifle i have ever shot owned!! Just my 2 bits worth on the subject.

Tikka… still the best factory rifle.

@chrishunt3128

9 ай бұрын

Agreed me and my household have 3 of them never have any problems, and for the quality can’t beat the price

The cva scout 35 whelin their is no better rifle it's the best

Of the 7 rifles, the 2 worst are your #1 and #2.

@garyh1449

6 ай бұрын

Here are 7 rifles of the best 5 rifles for 2024. LOL

Was this made by somone who knows anything about firearms? So many things are wrong in this video.

That Ruger has the strangest looking 16 inch barrel I’ve ever seen😂. At least show the right rifle.

No tikka t3? Haha, these guys don’t get out much

No Bergara on the list? Seriously.

@muffchomp635

11 ай бұрын

Does bergara have a rifle sub 1k?

@knarfster

11 ай бұрын

@muffchomp635 B14 Wilderness Ridge, got mine in 6.5mm PRC $809 from Dahlonga Armory. Does "retail" for $1099, but easy to find under $900.

@aaronirizarry979

9 ай бұрын

I love my Thompsons center compass in .308

@jimedick9496

9 ай бұрын

I noticed they didn’t have the Bergara or the CVA Cascade, which is essentially a Bergara. They are both made in the Bergara factory in Spain. Both are amazing rifles and can be found for under the $1K price tag, especially the CVA.

@garydowns7425

8 ай бұрын

Bought a b14 it shoots like crap,tried every ammo I could get my hands on it’s a p.o.s

Yeah, your wrong! 🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿💪👍

Cz 600 alpha

Lost all credibility when they gave #1 to the mossberg patriot

@James-ou5co

7 ай бұрын

This video is sponsored by Mossberg I guess 😊🙂, no Remington in the list is a big red flag. Remington has produced some of its best gun post bankruptcy which deserve to be on the list of best hunting rifles 2023.

'shot action'? C'mon man!

A review off nothing but specs no actual testing for reliability or accuracy this is about pointless and a waste of time

Dream hunting rifles Can anyone gift me 1, i only have 1 home made shotgun😢😞

All of these rifle is the most worse in history

Now I know Mossberg is paying you!!!! because I know for a fact the Ruger American is the most accurate rifle on that list!!!!!!!! The Mossberg isn't even third or fourth!!!

4:17 ...20" barrel will not impact performance of 300 win mag and 7mm rem mag ???👎👎👎👎👎👎

2:13 ...16" barrel is good for long range shooting ???👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎

2:04 ...308 WIN Mag....??? 😂😂😂👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎

Ruger rifles are junk

Weatherby

@royjohnson465

9 ай бұрын

Weatherby Vanguard is made by Howa in the same factory in Japan I was told. ~Also if a person wants to spend a little more money, a “Sako” stainless-steel rifle is very good.

@sammasiello8414

9 ай бұрын

@@royjohnson465 Sako rifles have always been excellent. Weatherby rifles were made in West Germany but sorrowfully moved to Japan some years ago. I own a Weatherby 300 mag made in West Germany that I purchased many years ago. Being out of the game for some time, I was shocked at huge current prices of S&W magnum revolvers. The mod 41 target pistol that I paid $125.00 is now $1,500.00. Likewise the Browning BT 99, single barrel trap shotgun, which was $99.00 is now $1,500.00 too. Yikes…

@rickmcintosh1771

8 ай бұрын

Tikka is made by Sako,therefore,you know it is an excellent rifle.

@franksullivan4731

7 ай бұрын

I have mossburg patriot 450 bushmaster shoots 1in groups 100yds love it ialso have a Weatherby vanguard 300 wb mag also shoots sub1in at 100 yds someone needs to practice