The BEST rifle you have ever owned

BEST gun you ever owned

  • Winchester

    Votes: 38 8.9%

  • Remington

    Votes: 75 17.5%

  • Savage

    Votes: 41 9.6%

  • Ruger

    Votes: 40 9.3%

  • Sako

    Votes: 44 10.3%

  • Tikka

    Votes: 37 8.6%

  • Parker Hale

    Votes: 7 1.6%

  • CZ/BRNO

    Votes: 36 8.4%

  • Husquavarna

    Votes: 23 5.4%

  • Other

    Votes: 128 29.8%
  • Total voters
    429
My Stevens 200 is quickly becoming my favourite rifle. Very accurate, absolutely reliable, and I can beat the #### out of it and not care. Not picky about ammo, and is gonna be my go to rifle this year.

My other favorite just for shear ease of use, reliability, and fun is my Marlin 336. Ive only had it a couple months but Im amazed at the reliability even with handloads and the handiness of the rifle.
 
I voted other. My Weatherby's have been the best for me. Every one I have and had functions right every time. Shoots straight and was nice to look at.
 
Browning A-Bolt in .280, was bedded when I got it. It shot moa with the first handloads I ever tried in a rifle. I foolishly traded it, if any has a bedded Browning A-bolt stalker with a small ding on the muzzle let me know, I will buy it back.
 
Gotta agree that my .300 "Japanese" Weatherby has been my go-to rifle for -- god --- 30 years now -- sigh. Accurate, easy to load for, can kill most anything (and has) and good range to it.

Has never failed me - ever.
 
I don't have any fancy rifles that are listed, other than a winchester 3030 i got brand new 29 years ago, and put less than 100 rounds threw it, but my best little rifle right now is my M44
 
I got a good deal on a Ruger M77 Heavy Barrel. This was some time ago, so it was the older one with the walnut stock and blued hardware. It was BNIB with a Leupold Vari-X III 3.5 - 10 X40, and I picked up the whole thing for $750. cash. The rifle shoots better than I do, and is capable of dime sized 5 rnd groups at 100m, essentially one big hole! I've nailed lots of deer with this rifle, and it's one of those "leave-it-to-me-in-your-will" or outright offers of cash purchase. I'm not letting it go, but when I snuff it, I already have it willed to a friend.
 
I have a .280AI built by Rembo that is a joy to carry and absolutely dead on accurate.It's built on a 700 ss action with a fluted King barrel in a Wildcat stock.I'm fortunate enough to have a number of nice lightweight hunting rifles,but the .280AI is a keeper! Mur
 
Left hand Remington 788 .308.
I only paid like 400$ for it and it has detachable mags, beautiful walnut and shoots just shy of MOA.
Amazing deal.
 
Jordan said:
My remington model 788 in a 7/08 ccarbine> I bought it with a stright 4x weaver scope and the gun had a trigger job done to it as well. paid $400.00 for it and it is a very good shooting gun, not as pretty as some others but I have a custom stock coming for ti now.
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Looks like someone else agrees.
 
I am with the other Husky shooters

Best gun I had, a 6.5x55 husky, parkerized finish, barrel cut to 22" and recrowned, bent bolt, side safety, Timney trigger in aftermarket stock. Had a Burris signature 1.5-6x scope I believe, man that thing was sweet and did it shoot.......................but sold it and bougth a Savage model 99 in mint shape so I cant complain but I have tried to buy the gun back ............no luck.
 
My best and favorite has to be my Win 94 big bore I built in 7mm STE with a stainless barrel and then nickle plated the whole thing to match. Even the Redfield 2x7 Wideview scope is the exact same colour. Shoots sub MOA with the custom 135gr flat point bullets I make.
 
SKS! I shoot it the most, have the most fun with it, i can always rely on it shooting everytime i pull the trigger no matter what i feed it, therefore the best gun :)
 
H&K MP5 - technically not mine. My dad had a class III permit for one in Nevada. Field striping it was almost as fun as shooting it. Even a little guy like me could put a 30rd burst into a paint can at about 20 feet. I don't think the our neighbors liked us very much.

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