most consistant/worst rifle you ever owned?

Best 116 WW in 06.
Worst 742 in 06, ok accuracy didn't like cold weather.
Most improved ZKK 602 in .375 first shot always 4" low and left of the rest of the group. Wood was binding on the very front left side of barrel. Floated it, now my go to gun.
 
Worst: Browning BAR Mark I in 308. It was heavy, hard to clean the gas system and the trigger was unpredictable.
(Once in a while it would go off while I was still "taking up the slack" and I would get a nice painful slap in the face.)

Best: Remington 760 in 300 Savage. It has a nice trigger and the stock fit is just about perfect.
 
Worst - Ruger #1 - 7mm Rem. Mag. 3" groups at 100 yards was I could ever get out of it.
Best-Ruger #1 - 30-06 light sporter, nice wood too. Hope I never have to sell this one. Great for walking with as well, nice and short.
 
I think the worst would have to have been the little Cooey jam-o-matic .22that I bought from my brother.
The best was the first varmint rig I ever owned, a 700 Varmint Special in .223.That thing would group 10 shots you could cover with a dime, all day long.I don't think I ever tried any ammo in it that wouldn't shoot under 3/4".
Scott
 
Greenman said:
mas-36 french ww2 rifle ...total s**ts no ammo bad shooter bolt problem ...blaaa
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FNM/Indep make the ammo and it now is something like it should be. I rolled my own using Nato fmj loaded in 6.5 swede cases necked out 1mm. I stuffed 48 grains of IMR4895 in there and it really works like it says on the box!
Admittedly it is wierd but not totally sh1t. If the frogs had had more in 1940 and the AA52 mg then it may have taken a lot longer to roll them up.
 
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