Savage All Weather vs. Remington sps stainless
#11
RE: Savage All Weather vs. Remington sps stainless
I bought my son a Savage 16 7mm-08. Here are my observations.
Good:
The rifle is very accurate
The Accutrigger is awesome
Bad:
Even though the rifle is stainless, itsalready showing signs of surface rust on the trigger guard, magazine housing and magazine.[:@]This is totally unacceptable.
I've owned numerous Ruger rifles over years and not a single one has ANY signs of rust on them. There is definitely a difference in the quality of the stainless used by Ruger and Savage.
Summary:
I still personally prefer stainless/synthetic Ruger M-77 MK/IIsand Remignton 700 BDL LSSs.
Good:
The rifle is very accurate
The Accutrigger is awesome
Bad:
Even though the rifle is stainless, itsalready showing signs of surface rust on the trigger guard, magazine housing and magazine.[:@]This is totally unacceptable.
I've owned numerous Ruger rifles over years and not a single one has ANY signs of rust on them. There is definitely a difference in the quality of the stainless used by Ruger and Savage.
Summary:
I still personally prefer stainless/synthetic Ruger M-77 MK/IIsand Remignton 700 BDL LSSs.
#12
Join Date: Dec 2006
Posts: 518
RE: Savage All Weather vs. Remington sps stainless
ORIGINAL: Dixie Rebel
I bought my son a Savage 16 7mm-08. Here are my observations.
Good:
The rifle is very accurate
The Accutrigger is awesome
Bad:
Even though the rifle is stainless, itsalready showing signs of surface rust on the trigger guard, magazine housing and magazine.[:@]This is totally unacceptable.
I've owned numerous Ruger rifles over years and not a single one has ANY signs of rust on them. There is definitely a difference in the quality of the stainless used by Ruger and Savage.
Summary:
I still personally prefer stainless/synthetic Ruger M-77 MK/IIsand Remignton 700 BDL LSSs.
I bought my son a Savage 16 7mm-08. Here are my observations.
Good:
The rifle is very accurate
The Accutrigger is awesome
Bad:
Even though the rifle is stainless, itsalready showing signs of surface rust on the trigger guard, magazine housing and magazine.[:@]This is totally unacceptable.
I've owned numerous Ruger rifles over years and not a single one has ANY signs of rust on them. There is definitely a difference in the quality of the stainless used by Ruger and Savage.
Summary:
I still personally prefer stainless/synthetic Ruger M-77 MK/IIsand Remignton 700 BDL LSSs.
#13
Thread Starter
Join Date: Nov 2006
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Posts: 32
RE: Savage All Weather vs. Remington sps stainless
ORIGINAL: seattlesetters
Try that Savage trigger with gloves on...then buy the Remmy.
What cartridge are you looking at?
Try that Savage trigger with gloves on...then buy the Remmy.
What cartridge are you looking at?
7mm rem mag
Money is a bit of an issue. Im in college so dont want to spend to much. The ruger may be out of the question due to price
#14
Typical Buck
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Waldorf Maryland USA
Posts: 668
RE: Savage All Weather vs. Remington sps stainless
I would buy a Remington but not the SPS stainless, go for one of the leftover LSS. Laminated Stainless Steel. Bud's Gun Shop has one leftover at a great price, get it before I talk myself into buying it.
#15
Join Date: Dec 2006
Posts: 518
RE: Savage All Weather vs. Remington sps stainless
The price is darn good considering what all you're getting in a sturdy, beautiful, stainless rifle. But yeah, if you're not that much into it and just looking for a good rifle then the SPS blued version is about $100 cheaper or you can get the Savage package deal which is a good deal also.
#16
RE: Savage All Weather vs. Remington sps stainless
Usually, there isVERY little price difference between a Ruger M-77 stn/syn and a Savage 16 Weather Warrior?????
Also, don't forgetRuger includesscope rings with all their rifles! This alone will save youeven more!When you look at the whole picture I bet you can buy the Ruger for the same price as the Savage....or less!
Also, don't forgetRuger includesscope rings with all their rifles! This alone will save youeven more!When you look at the whole picture I bet you can buy the Ruger for the same price as the Savage....or less!