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    bach

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    Dec 28, 2012
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    hollywood
    We went to Green Top today. Sure looked fully stocked. We loved the place. Will saw some chassis guns and got a look at a lot of the others mentioned here.

    I almost bought an antique Marlin 32 Rimfire.

    Thanks for the recommendation.
     
    Squaregrouper

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    JDH146 said:
    United Gun Shop has this on consignment for 550
    https://www.mdshooters.com/showthread.php?t=179463&page=376
    https://www.savagearms.com/content?p=firearms&a=product_summary&s=22599
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    bach said:
    We went to Green Top today. Sure looked fully stocked. We loved the place. Will saw some chassis guns and got a look at a lot of the others mentioned here.

    I almost bought an antique Marlin 32 Rimfire.

    Thanks for the recommendation.
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    This Savage is a killer deal, and I'm tempted myself, even though I can't afford it.
     
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    bach

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    Dec 28, 2012
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    hollywood
    The adjustment for LOP for a Ruger chassis gun we saw yesterday was a bit clunky/hard to get adjusted. The cheek rest adjustment was easier to use.

    Is this an indication of the quality of the gun?
     
    rbird7282

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    bach said:
    The adjustment for LOP for a Ruger chassis gun we saw yesterday was a bit clunky/hard to get adjusted. The cheek rest adjustment was easier to use.



    Is this an indication of the quality of the gun?
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    You’re talking about the Ruger Precision Rifle, correct? No it’s not an indication of quality. They are fantastic guns, I have one in .308 and one of the rimfire versions in .22 LR.
    The original stocks aren’t the best but plenty of people have no issues with them.
    I didn’t have a problem with it staying locked, I just didn’t find it particularly comfortable. Best thing to replace it with would be a Magpul PRS stock or a Luth AR stock if you wanted to go that route.
    My .308 RPR shoots about 3/4 MOA with 175 gr. FGMM ammo. I’ve taken it out to 1200 yards.


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