Bombproof Do-All Rifle Setup

Why no mention of Ruger Scout? An amazing do it all very light carbine with irons and many options for the optics mounting. I bought one used, the gent who sold it to me shared the recipe and targets: 0.5" groups from 100yards with the 150gr bullets. I still don't get it how it lost to tikka in the ranger tender. And now we hear about tikka stock delaminations costing additional pile of tax money. I guess the same game as sig320 vs glock
 
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I think I have most of the rifles and scopes and calibers suggested above so why am I still not happy and satisfied?? Why am I still looking to buy yet another rifle???

ANSWER…Oh yes…My name is Bill and I’m a Gunutzaholic….just like a ‘few’ other guys posting on this thread. Cheers !!!!
You have a 90 peak and NF in stout rings?

Lol, I know, when I think I’m done a few years goes by and then maybe the goalposts have moved slightly, again, and the mind disease grows, again, and out comes the wallet, again.
 
Just loaded some 190gn Speer impact for my husqvarna 1640 20” barrel rifle with two different powders! I heard really good things about that bullet and hope my rifle likes them! That would make for the perfect all around Yukon hunting set up!
 
Limited budget:
Weatherby Vanguard S2 Stainless In 30/06 topped with a Leupold VX3. Talley's have worked well for me but pick what works you.
Health budget:
Sako 75/85/90 Stainless in 30/06 with stainless Optilock bases and rings with a Leupold VX5 or VX6.
Pick one and done.
 
If they were more available and less costly I could see myself with a 7600 weather master. Upgrade the irons to Williams firesights, as far as scope while there may be better options for some applications I'll take a 1" tuned elite 4500 2.5-10x mounted as low as I can. Probably 30-06, although a 308 or 270 would be acceptable for most things.
But given the cost if you can even find one, I'd stick some iron sites on a T3x stainless. Cartridge may change but probably not. CRF is appealing but I'd rather have the stainless steel and put any of the additional savings toward ammo.
 
Is this 'riser' an oem item or diy ?
I just found blades for my coping saw and this came to mind for a stock I have
The rifle was like that when I bought it, it is really well made, I’m assuming a really talented individual or a stocksmith did the work!
 
I mean tikka’s are good for sure, but really any rifle will do the job at that point, the savage axis of this world has been so accessible in the past 20 years that I’m sure they have the most rounds through lol.
Life is too short to shoot ugly live less guns… hahaha
But of course that is just me, it has to have wood stock(I have one now with a synthetic stock but it’s different 😂) blue steel and open sights!
 
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