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Trigger depends on Axis or Axis II. The II with the accutrigger is a better comparison to the 783 price-wise, and the triggers on those are on par with the 783. It used to be the case that you could get a rifle basix trigger for the Axis for the same as the price increase to the Axis II, that's probably not the case anymore though.Originally Posted by jetfixer
Both suck compared to my Rem700 factory trigger.
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They just need more cartridge offeringsATA Turqua rifles will be the new Tikka of Canada!
Smooth actions, built like a tank, great fit & finish, not expensive.
I endorse this ad. Just kidding, but Turqua Firearms kick @ss!......
783 -100% ..is more thought out rifle etc. Compared apples to apples etc. {Barrel length, HB's, "short barrels" .. bolt knobs. -colour Combos} 783 is ahead of the game.
Agreed, but in addition to the 243 Winchester, 6.5 Creedmoor and the 308 Winchester, they have added 30-06 and 270 Winchester most recently.
35 Whelen would be nice, as well as 6.5 PRC, or even 338 Federal. I doubt we will see the magnum calibers anytime soon!.....
The only government I trust is 45-70 Government!
I never found any lefty 783, therefore Savage wins by default.
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2506 35 whelen 9.3x62 300wm 7rm 338wm and 458wm would be a nice collectionAgreed, but in addition to the 243 Winchester, 6.5 Creedmoor and the 308 Winchester, they have added 30-06 and 270 Winchester most recently.
35 Whelen would be nice, as well as 6.5 PRC, or even 338 Federal. I doubt we will see the magnum calibers anytime soon!.....
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