I am impressed that you actually acknowledge howa 1500. Most so call experts and their top ten would never include Howard because it isn't made in the US. My old Howard been with me for about 30 years, still have that Springfield government model scope on it. Stack it up against anything today. You don't need to paint it black or tan to be tactical. At a thousand yards it doesn't matter. Hell, these experts would dye their tampons black and sell them to you as tactical bandages.
They are all great rifles....I happened to get a very good deal on a Weatherby vanguard badlands in 270win. It's a little on the heavy side, but it's very accurate, recoil is minimal.... Used it to take a moose 26/09/2023... Freezer is full.
Agreed. I bought a x-bolt Hells canyon speed in 2019. It won't shoot worth a shit. It's at the gunsmith being rebarrelled as I write this. It will be my first and last Browning.
I’m looking at the Browning, Bergara and Christensen in 300PRC. Like everything else prices are steadily rising. What have you found for the best price websites?
Go with the bergara I bought a hells canyon speed ovix and had trigger problems from the get go customer service was horrible I was told I'd have to wait over a year for my riffle thankfully my local gunshop traded me my riffle plus 225 on top for a brand new bergara b14 hmr couldn't be happier shooting same hole out of the box with winchester match ammo the cheap stuff
I’ve nothing but disappointments with Christensen firearms and customer service. Remington 700 style guns don’t have locking bolts, which sucks for a hunting gun. I’ve had nothing but great accuracy and results from all of friends and my Browning guns. So…..
There's no way any of these rifles will out shoot my tikka upr. It's all factory still and with factory berger match ammo I held a .25" group at 100. Amazing.
@justbreathfool mine is in 6.5 CM. We have one in the 308 too, but haven't shot it for groups yet, unfortunately. I totally get your concern but have not heard anything bad at all about the twist rate of 1:11. I've read people have shot heavy bullets without issues. Honestly I trust tikka a ton so I wouldn't hesitate on getting one with that twist rate. Got 4 tikkas and they all shoot lights out. It will be awhile until we shoot the 308 probably, but I'll try to remember when we do to come back here and let you know.
@justbreathfool I will do my best! If you're interested in the 6.5 CM at all, you won't be disappointed. I love it. 1:11 should be good especially since it will rotate a little over two times before it exits the barrel. If I'm not mistaken berger and maybe some other manufacturers will tell you what bullets will do well on certain twist rates. I actually just emailed them a few weeks ago and asked about some reloading data. I was shocked, they replied with the data and how to figure out the seat length for those bullets. It might be worth your while to email them.
@justbreathfool ya I've not seen those issues nor have had them myself. Vortex nation has a podcast on 6.5 vs .308. Not trying to sway you but they go over both calibers etc. Lot of information there. Most rifles just blow right through. My dad's 243 blew right through several deer. Hornady, berger, Sierra etc make great hunting ammo. You really can't go wrong with either one. 6.5 is just better at range. Less wind drift etc. They also have done penetration tests with various kinds of ammo as well. 6.5 is great imo.
Tikkas are so nice for entry expensive guns. (900+ is kinda getting expensive for a rifle in my opinion) I’m getting the T3X superlite in 300. Looks amazing
Wow, just realized I've spent over 50 years hunting with the wrong sort of equipment. My bad for not having a giant 30lb drain pipe stuck onto the end of the barrel, 45lbs of scaffolding stuck under the front, a disgustingly ugly stock and a gigantic 65lb beeping flashing space-observatory sitting on top of it all... Can't wait to trade-in my outdated sleek balanced agile & nifty pretty little 7 1/4 lb rifle for the proper improved/advanced modern setup now... What the hell was I doing thinking a light flickable iron-sighted mauser .270 bush-rifle is an excellent deer hunting setup... What the hell was I thinking by sneaking in and shooting all my deer from a 5 thru to 100 yard range... Thankfully this vid has shown me the error of my ways.
@@rodread1531 The last time I went to the local hunting&fishing and browsed the firearm rack just couldn't believe the prices, thousands upon thousands of dollars for all these plasticy things dripping with bells,whistles and gadgets, to me big-corporate profiteering gone crazy. Cheapest were plastic-looking tikkas for $1800.. Not a wooden stock in sight except for some .22's. Asked for a packet of 6.5x55 ammo, was told $115 and would need at least a week to get them in! Thanks but no thanks... Back to reloading gear permanently now.. Browsed the scopes and accessories and nearly keeled over in shock.. Ditto with the clothing. jackets etc.. Went home and polished my old brno 270, parker-hale and cut-down swedish mauser instead.. Somehow don't think the deer will notice any difference.. LOL
I grew up in the woods and those things worked for me too… still have a REM 700 .270 with a 1.5-5 optic and beautiful (beat up and scratched) walnut stock. Now I live in western ND, and there are very few 100 yard shots. You’re on a huge prairie with very little cover. If the wind is down and you know you group 3-4” at 500 yards is it an ethical shot? Tech does progress. The 30.06 was developed in 1906. Doesn’t it seem more ethical to use a modern cartridge that is far better, statistically, for taking lives? Feeding the family is the point, right? If I can afford a nice modern rig I’ll still get judged by gate-keeping hunters who’ve never left the bush. It’s fine with me but it’s not very sportsmanlike to treat fellow hunters with such disdain. Yes, prices are crazy but that’s not the issue in my opinion. Since I’ve been an adult cost of living has to have doubled, yet $30/hr. is still considered a ‘good living’. It is not. We can’t get workers in a lot of fields, because people aren’t willing to sell their bodies for a meager living. It’s time to make changes and we need the younger people being taught right, thinking clearly, and being involved in their communities. Talk like this is the same old-school mentality that stopped me from being involved. I will not perpetuate this. Just my 2¢. - Tony
You invested ton of time into this. And I thank you for that. But giving a list of "most accurate rifles" without ANY of them has the option of the most accurate cartridge 338 Lapua Magnum is a bit strange 🙂
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@@johnwanck3315how many of these have you shot to back that up. Can’t speak on something you’ve never shot. I have the Browning X-Bolt MLR in 6.8 Western and it’s a sight to see and shoot. Very accurate.
Long range top shooter should like all kinds of different ammo like old Winchester. Model 70 Featherweight shot all kinds and you didn.t have to clean the rifle ever 10 shots.😊
I am impressed that you actually acknowledge howa 1500. Most so call experts and their top ten would never include Howard because it isn't made in the US. My old Howard been with me for about 30 years, still have that Springfield government model scope on it. Stack it up against anything today. You don't need to paint it black or tan to be tactical. At a thousand yards it doesn't matter. Hell, these experts would dye their tampons black and sell them to you as tactical bandages.
i own a xbolt pro in 7mag/hawg muzzle brake ,this rifle at 100yds is inside 3/8inch groups,i love it..
They are all great rifles....I happened to get a very good deal on a Weatherby vanguard badlands in 270win. It's a little on the heavy side, but it's very accurate, recoil is minimal.... Used it to take a moose 26/09/2023... Freezer is full.
I’m thinking about my next Precision rifle purchase. This video is very helpful. Thank you.
Gunwerks 7mm. Dead on, out of the case new. 7" plate @1000 yards.
I think these got paid to put together this list, because no one else would put Browning and Winchester at the top. What a joke.
Agreed. I bought a x-bolt Hells canyon speed in 2019. It won't shoot worth a shit. It's at the gunsmith being rebarrelled as I write this. It will be my first and last Browning.
I don’t know what went wrong but my browning long range max in 6.5 cm shoots amazing
As a gunsmith, I’ll second that opinion: especially in the case of Winchester!
why do you not mention the 6.8 western?
I really like my Howa Carbon 6.5 creed. It is a tack driver
Why all precise rifles you need to manually load every bulet
I’m looking at the Browning, Bergara and Christensen in 300PRC. Like everything else prices are steadily rising. What have you found for the best price websites?
Go with the bergara I bought a hells canyon speed ovix and had trigger problems from the get go customer service was horrible I was told I'd have to wait over a year for my riffle thankfully my local gunshop traded me my riffle plus 225 on top for a brand new bergara b14 hmr couldn't be happier shooting same hole out of the box with winchester match ammo the cheap stuff
@@jayriver6280 That was mighty nice of them. That’s great information to know… A company should stand behind their product
I’ve nothing but disappointments with Christensen firearms and customer service. Remington 700 style guns don’t have locking bolts, which sucks for a hunting gun. I’ve had nothing but great accuracy and results from all of friends and my Browning guns. So…..
How would you rank a Weatherby model 70 FN ?
I would go with the Tikka. Have a god experience.
You missed the Beretta BRX1
😎🤘🍻. Loving this list. I'm know I'm FIRED UP , about getting my Springfield M1A socom 16.
I love them all
Mausers #1
Pricing would be nice
There's no way any of these rifles will out shoot my tikka upr. It's all factory still and with factory berger match ammo I held a .25" group at 100. Amazing.
Tì kka. Will shoŵ what your showing.at not papper meat.
Agreed
@justbreathfool mine is in 6.5 CM. We have one in the 308 too, but haven't shot it for groups yet, unfortunately. I totally get your concern but have not heard anything bad at all about the twist rate of 1:11. I've read people have shot heavy bullets without issues.
Honestly I trust tikka a ton so I wouldn't hesitate on getting one with that twist rate. Got 4 tikkas and they all shoot lights out. It will be awhile until we shoot the 308 probably, but I'll try to remember when we do to come back here and let you know.
@justbreathfool I will do my best! If you're interested in the 6.5 CM at all, you won't be disappointed. I love it.
1:11 should be good especially since it will rotate a little over two times before it exits the barrel. If I'm not mistaken berger and maybe some other manufacturers will tell you what bullets will do well on certain twist rates.
I actually just emailed them a few weeks ago and asked about some reloading data. I was shocked, they replied with the data and how to figure out the seat length for those bullets. It might be worth your while to email them.
@justbreathfool ya I've not seen those issues nor have had them myself. Vortex nation has a podcast on 6.5 vs .308. Not trying to sway you but they go over both calibers etc. Lot of information there.
Most rifles just blow right through. My dad's 243 blew right through several deer. Hornady, berger, Sierra etc make great hunting ammo. You really can't go wrong with either one. 6.5 is just better at range. Less wind drift etc. They also have done penetration tests with various kinds of ammo as well. 6.5 is great imo.
I.m not a fan of Ruger or even Savage as to top nail drivers at long range and long range is over 500 yards like 1000 yrds.
Christensen Arms Mesa
Bergerac…thx
Ruger Precision not on this list? Buddy, you better do more research.
Tikka 3TX tactical is my choice
Tikkas are so nice for entry expensive guns. (900+ is kinda getting expensive for a rifle in my opinion) I’m getting the T3X superlite in 300. Looks amazing
Te falto el Predator de CZ 557
all what i can afford es a cz 600 alpha
Winchester Renegade
why isnt the Waypoint #1?
Because they didn't pay him.
Wow, just realized I've spent over 50 years hunting with
the wrong sort of equipment.
My bad for not having a giant 30lb drain pipe stuck onto the end of the barrel,
45lbs of scaffolding stuck under the front, a disgustingly ugly stock and a gigantic
65lb beeping flashing space-observatory sitting on top of it all...
Can't wait to trade-in my outdated sleek balanced agile
& nifty pretty little 7 1/4 lb rifle for the proper improved/advanced modern setup now...
What the hell was I doing thinking a light flickable iron-sighted mauser .270
bush-rifle is an excellent deer hunting setup...
What the hell was I thinking by sneaking in and shooting all my deer from a
5 thru to 100 yard range...
Thankfully this vid has shown me the error of my ways.
I've got the same problem, I guess I will retire my Remington, though it fed my family fo 30 Years.
@@rodread1531 The last time I went to the local hunting&fishing and browsed
the firearm rack just couldn't believe the prices, thousands upon thousands of dollars for all these plasticy things dripping with bells,whistles and gadgets, to me big-corporate profiteering gone crazy. Cheapest were plastic-looking tikkas for $1800.. Not a wooden stock in sight except for some .22's. Asked for a packet of 6.5x55 ammo, was told $115 and would need at least a week to get them in! Thanks but no thanks... Back to reloading gear permanently now.. Browsed the scopes and accessories and nearly keeled over in shock.. Ditto with the clothing. jackets etc..
Went home and polished my old brno 270, parker-hale and cut-down swedish
mauser instead.. Somehow don't think the deer will notice any difference..
LOL
I grew up in the woods and those things worked for me too… still have a REM 700 .270 with a 1.5-5 optic and beautiful (beat up and scratched) walnut stock. Now I live in western ND, and there are very few 100 yard shots. You’re on a huge prairie with very little cover. If the wind is down and you know you group 3-4” at 500 yards is it an ethical shot? Tech does progress. The 30.06 was developed in 1906. Doesn’t it seem more ethical to use a modern cartridge that is far better, statistically, for taking lives?
Feeding the family is the point, right? If I can afford a nice modern rig I’ll still get judged by gate-keeping hunters who’ve never left the bush. It’s fine with me but it’s not very sportsmanlike to treat fellow hunters with such disdain. Yes, prices are crazy but that’s not the issue in my opinion. Since I’ve been an adult cost of living has to have doubled, yet $30/hr. is still considered a ‘good living’. It is not. We can’t get workers in a lot of fields, because people aren’t willing to sell their bodies for a meager living. It’s time to make changes and we need the younger people being taught right, thinking clearly, and being involved in their communities. Talk like this is the same old-school mentality that stopped me from being involved. I will not perpetuate this.
Just my 2¢. - Tony
HMR or Tikia
These for the most US arms mfg’ering sponsored clowns are so full of it!
Buyers beware!!!!
Tikka will show where😅the 12:04 😮.meat Is😊
Seekeins HAVAK Pro Hunter
No Sako, no top 8 list.
this video is stupid
I have heard sako 90 is king but never had one
You invested ton of time into this. And I thank you for that. But giving a list of "most accurate rifles" without ANY of them has the option of the most accurate cartridge 338 Lapua Magnum is a bit strange 🙂
Hey everyone! Thanks for checking out our video on the top 8 most accurate rifles. We really appreciate your support. We'd love to know your thoughts!
1. Which rifle from the list is your favourite and why?
2. Do you own or have you used any of these rifles? If so, what has been your experience?
3. Is there any other rifle you think should have made the list?
Don't forget to hit the like button if you found the video useful and subscribe for more content like this. We value your input and look forward to hearing your thoughts!
I was expecting the Barrett M82A3 50 cal, It made a 2 mile kill through a wall
My thought is this is a complete joke. These are NOT the "most accurate rifles on the market" Not even close. These videos are ridiculous.
@@johnwanck3315how many of these have you shot to back that up. Can’t speak on something you’ve never shot. I have the Browning X-Bolt MLR in 6.8 Western and it’s a sight to see and shoot. Very accurate.
Long range top shooter should like all kinds of different ammo like old Winchester. Model 70 Featherweight shot all kinds and you didn.t have to clean the rifle ever 10 shots.😊
Browning
LOL!! ANY firearm is only à accurate as the shorter IS ABLE TO BE!!! It's not magic and you can't buy still good tries 6 AG's good eyes
Are not the most accurate rifler on the market, just are acceptable. They are so far.
Jeez how do i choose? 🤔🪶🇺🇲🫡