Which bolt is best?

[Mike Webb]

Troll post of the year, at least amongst this bunch.

Seriously, what you are going to read here has more to do with popularity, and opinion that truth. That's not anything to do with the guys here, that's just the way it is. They will offer you valuable insight, but really, they can't make the choice for you.

Fact is, most major manufacturers produce rifles capable of decent accuracy. You need the one that fits you best, feels the most comfortable, and that you feel the most confident with.
There are a lot of differences in rifles, check them out.

Safeties, bolt lift, action length, cartridge choice, stock design, magazine types... it's a long, long list. But you need to feel them out for yourself.

Spot on!! Buy the one you like best for looks, fit, finish, handling and trigger. Accuracy will generally be acceptable in all of them.

 

[sobo4303]

Troll post of the year, at least amongst this bunch.

Seriously, what you are going to read here has more to do with popularity, and opinion that truth. That's not anything to do with the guys here, that's just the way it is. They will offer you valuable insight, but really, they can't make the choice for you.

Fact is, most major manufacturers produce rifles capable of decent accuracy. You need the one that fits you best, feels the most comfortable, and that you feel the most confident with.
There are a lot of differences in rifles, check them out.

Safeties, bolt lift, action length, cartridge choice, stock design, magazine types... it's a long, long list. But you need to feel them out for yourself.

Y'know...this is probably the best advice yet. Determine your budget, next the fit and finally, which one looks "best" for your tastes.

Happy Shooting!

 

[dizzy]

No question Anschutz 1780 in 30-06, a bit more money, but worth it.

 

[X-fan]

Troll post of the year, at least amongst this bunch.

Seriously, what you are going to read here has more to do with popularity, and opinion that truth. That's not anything to do with the guys here, that's just the way it is. They will offer you valuable insight, but really, they can't make the choice for you.

Fact is, most major manufacturers produce rifles capable of decent accuracy. You need the one that fits you best, feels the most comfortable, and that you feel the most confident with.
There are a lot of differences in rifles, check them out.

Safeties, bolt lift, action length, cartridge choice, stock design, magazine types... it's a long, long list. But you need to feel them out for yourself.

All that and he's from Ontario?

 

[Idcurrie]

The savage 111 hunter has the new receiver and accutrigger. I think a lot of people's opinions are based on the old 111. The 111 hunter is Probably the most accurate gun you listed. I also have a vanguard who h has the lightest crispest trigger you could imagine. I hear only the newest ones are like this though. It shoots 1/3 moa.

 

[dugasgunner]

Troll post of the year, at least amongst this bunch.

Seriously, what you are going to read here has more to do with popularity, and opinion that truth. That's not anything to do with the guys here, that's just the way it is. They will offer you valuable insight, but really, they can't make the choice for you.

Fact is, most major manufacturers produce rifles capable of decent accuracy. You need the one that fits you best, feels the most comfortable, and that you feel the most confident with.
There are a lot of differences in rifles, check them out.

Safeties, bolt lift, action length, cartridge choice, stock design, magazine types... it's a long, long list. But you need to feel them out for yourself.

YEA THAT P.S Except for remington's...