The rifle arrived today and I dialed in the scope just a couple hours ago ua-cam.com/users/postUgkxQt2uORDRfFOVSrO4idv4B90ThT6EOnEL . I haven’t shot with a scope in probably 25 years. The X on the left was my target. (the shot almost in the bullseye on the right X was my father in laws first shot after I made adjustments) The two shots circled are my first 2 shots. Then I brought it down - shot once. Then brought it over to the left. From there zeroed it in to dead center. This all was from 25 yards out. Follow instructions carefully when mounting the scope. So far I'm very happy with the purchase.
Tikka could have been in the top five the action is smother than glass, single stage trigger adjustable down to 2 pounds, no creep breaks smoth every time and accuracy is well under 1 moa
Best off the shelf gun is the Browning as far as getting lucky with a ringer imho. Budget custom ringer, buy an older 700 Sendero, you could probably pick one up on gun broker for less that a grand (Chromoly). Buy a jewel trigger 1 pound or less, Vias break and Sendero cut Krieger Barrel in SS. Figure out 9:02 what cal your going to shoot (280AI is a great one that’s not talked about much). Have Dave Kiff send you a chamber reamer with zero freebore (let the gunsmith set the freebore) and a go gauge for the cal you decide on. Build a bullet without power and primer (just an empty brass and bullet) ship it off to a good gunsmith (one who’s in the bench rest or FClass shooting crowd preferably those guys have the knowledge of what it takes to shoot a single hole group with 5 rounds) You can hard chrome your action and have it bead blasted to match the barrel (Chromoly is a more rigged steel and won’t galled like SS) Top it off with a Mark 5 the rest is up to the shooter.
Yeah the Tikka T3x should have been on this list along with the Christensen Ridgeline FFT .300 Win at 5.64 lbs. I have owned several of both and they have all been excellent rifles ...Good video though, thanks 👍
Except the bolt/receiver fit and feel of the Christensen after handling a Tikka will make you vomit, and then sell that rifle to a local buyer. Speaking from experience.
Absolutely. Last year in Kodiak, AK I smacked a black tail at 600m, up a 30% slope, and with a 6-9knt full value wind. IMO, It's the best back country rifle you can buy.
The Mossberg Patriot is very hit or miss. My brother has one in 7mm rem mag and it's a tack driver, I have one in 300 win mag and I've tried three different scopes almost every brand of ammo in my area and I have yet to get it sighted in. I'll get it nearly sighted in and the next trip out to finish it up and it won't even hit within the same area
I have a Mossberg Patriot in 375 Ruger and have the same problem just won't shoot a descent group no matter what. Mossberg rifles are a crap shoot you might luck out and get a good one but the odds are stacked against you.
I don’t mean any offense, but nearly sighted in isn’t even logical. If it were a problem with the rifle, or scope, it would be apparent and obvious immediately. If everything is installed properly from base to scope, and you get it on paper at 25 yards. Shoot a group at 100, spaced out a minute or two apart to take any heat out of the equation. Use a sled if you’re not confident in your abilities. If it won’t group at a minimum of a couple of inches at 100 with any ammo known to man… you’re research is done send it back. This is a 5-10 shot experiment that should be a 30 minute range session. Scope installation and 200 yard zero on a .300 WM is an hour job at most if you’re taking your time. It sounds like something is as off with the rifle. Make sure you’re leveling the scope, torquing properly, and doing the job at the trigger. Good luck, hopefully you get it figured out and get to shooting for tight groups or dead critters soon enough.
Bought the patriot for first 300 WM for hunting out west in NM. Killed a bull at 350 yards and a cow at 300 yards. But getting consistent groups after 3 rounds was impossible. Only accurate with a cold barrel - so range time was lengthy to allow barrel to cool completely between rounds- after a couple hunt decided I would purchase a higher quality rifle and went with browning xbolt hells canyon. It’s heavier but love the accuracy and trigger is crisp. Patriot was an entry but quality was lacking
My 300 WM Christensen MPR was the same. Sold it in the classifieds after failing to get a good group with it with various ammo. Also the bolt would hang up if you didn't push it forward perfectly straight. F THAT RIFLE.
When I was in Alaska hunting brown bears, the skinning shed windowsill was covered with thirty caliber slugs taken from bears that were just killed, mostly with 375 and 338s. A personal friend of mine shot a big brownie with his 300 win. Front shoulder shot. Bear disappeared with no trace. Did he miss at a hundred yards?? I don’t think so. I had advised him to take his 375 but he was convinced that the 300 was enough. The hunt then was 15 grand. Probably double that now. LESSON LEARNED THE HARD WAY. !! 🤔
The Browning XBolt Speed in 300 and those older Remington 700 Sendero's are Tac Drivers in 300 Win. Best Of Luck to Everyone this year I hope everyone got a Deer.
I bought a Browning x bolt Hells canyon speed when it was the "gun of the year" in 2018. I tried everything. It wont shoot worth a shit. It's currently having a Brux barrel installed. Very disappointing. It will be my first and last Browning
I think you are not really in touch with what is really available on the market. The ones that should be on your list is Sauer 404, Blase R8, Sako S & 85. Your list is fine if you cater more for budget than accuracy and quality.
Lol... winchester told me at the western hunting expo "good luck finding any model 70's because we can't get the barrels to build them after their barrel manufacturer (Bergara) started building their own rifles. If your looking for any of the 70's sometime in the next year (2023), you should consider something else because we don't currently anticipate being able to get them."
Hi thank you for the excellent video I still think that the art is in the design and construction of the barrel The quality of the barrel fixes the max accuracy obtainable The challenge is to build a very accurate barrel that does not weight a ton
One of the Win. Model 70’s clearly said .243 on it and you showed two shotguns before you got to the Remington 700. The BLR you showed a laminated stock and stated walnut. The Mossberg was a 7mm-08.
Hey Pew, Pew Z. Next Time Please Remember My Rifle... SAKO 85 Long Range .300 WinMag... I know you mentioned IT as the Rifle that started it all... but my trusty 1948 Winchester Pre-'64 Model 70 chambered in .30-06 Springfield... Really did Start It ALL... and please delete the Remington 700!
I was in a very large sporting goods store yesterday and looking at their ammo. They had som 223, two boxes of 300 Win, and two boxes of 3006.. that’s all. Y’all can figure it out.
Can't say that the 300 is really any better than the old reliable 30-06! not much faster, not anymore accurate if you know how to shoot, not much more punch or energy. So why spend the extra on so little difference? Bragging rights is my guess.
You high?! 30-06 barely outperforms a 308... My 300 wm handloads send 225gr ELD Match bullets out the 26" barrel at 3000-3010 fps. A 30-06 can barely hit 3000 fps with a 150gr bullet (24" barrel). You'd be lucky to hit 2400 fps with 225 gr bullets from the 30-06. That's a massive difference...
I had a 300 stainless in Remington and the bolt broke off when sighting in . They Charged me to repair it . That’s why they are bankrupt. I no longer own there rifles
I’ve had a rem model 700 30-06 that has held up for 20 plus years and shoots 1/2 moa with the right ammo. Some get shitty ones I guess. I got a good one.
You high? Or just completely unknowlegable? Did you go into Cabelas or Scheels and ask an employee to tell you what rifles were the best ones? This list is comically bad. You're literally missing a few that basically everyone agree are top 3 picks.
This video is so misleading i got anxiety trying to figure out the narration vs the images don’t match. Someone really don’t know about guns here 😅😅😅😅😅
Every rifle I own shoots sub MOA groups at 100 with FACTORY AMMO!! I have 4 remington700s. 3 winchester model 70s and 2 Rock river ARS all shoot sub mao!!! BUY QUALITY FIREARMS AND OPTICS and you will have no problems!!! buy shit you get shit!! If your gun will not shoot the same hole its the shooter or you haver crap equipment.. point blank!!!
My BARRETT MRAD is as accurate as it gets. Guarantee it is more accurate than any of these. Definitely not a hunter though. The 10 round mag and my night for ce 7-35x56 it is almost boring to shoot 1k plus.
Ya this video is crap, much better guns out there than the ones talked about. vanguard and fierce maybe, but there are guns much better for less. Did fierce pay you?
Those were very ignorant and uninformed rifle choices for a 300 win mag chambering. They are all much too light for such a heavy, recoiling caliber. Always so irritating to hear these computer-generated voices spewing out unexperienced suggestions. Try a tikka T3X with a heavy farm barrel. #StopMisinformingthepeople
can think of a ton of rifles I would buy before a .300 win mag, have a .300 Weatherby and don't much like it either. 30-06 is really hard to beat, for anything that walks on this side of the planet. buy a quality rifle and never look back. you only have to buy quality once.
30-06 is great for grandpa, but it's so outdated and comically underforms vs so many current offerings. Most all 30-06 fanboys are stuck on the round because daddy had one and it was the first rifle they shot as a kid.
Good luck going to Alaska as a nonresident to hunt brown bear with anything under a .375. Guides won't let you hunt with anything less, even if it would do the job.
Living in Alaska myself, I can say that a 30-06 is enough gun for anything here, and you can actually find ammo for it. It went through all but a couple inches on a 1200 pound moose, and the animal only walked about 10 yards and then dropped.
The rifle arrived today and I dialed in the scope just a couple hours ago ua-cam.com/users/postUgkxQt2uORDRfFOVSrO4idv4B90ThT6EOnEL . I haven’t shot with a scope in probably 25 years. The X on the left was my target. (the shot almost in the bullseye on the right X was my father in laws first shot after I made adjustments) The two shots circled are my first 2 shots. Then I brought it down - shot once. Then brought it over to the left. From there zeroed it in to dead center. This all was from 25 yards out. Follow instructions carefully when mounting the scope. So far I'm very happy with the purchase.
No Bergara, tikka, or sako?
Tikka could have been in the top five the action is smother than glass, single stage trigger adjustable down to 2 pounds, no creep breaks smoth every time and accuracy is well under 1 moa
Absolutely true man. LIKE. He is just big IDIOT !!!
soon as I seen savage and mossberg making this list I just assumed it was a joke video
No Tikka Sako Christensen Arms no Kimber this guy missed a lot.
Not to mention the CZ
I have 3 friends that have Kimbers. While they are very light weight, they aren't going to win any medals for accuracy.
@@jameshovey8301 Aint that the truth!!!!
Best off the shelf gun is the Browning as far as getting lucky with a ringer imho.
Budget custom ringer, buy an older 700 Sendero, you could probably pick one up on gun broker for less that a grand (Chromoly). Buy a jewel trigger 1 pound or less, Vias break and Sendero cut Krieger Barrel in SS. Figure out 9:02 what cal your going to shoot (280AI is a great one that’s not talked about much). Have Dave Kiff send you a chamber reamer with zero freebore (let the gunsmith set the freebore) and a go gauge for the cal you decide on. Build a bullet without power and primer (just an empty brass and bullet) ship it off to a good gunsmith (one who’s in the bench rest or FClass shooting crowd preferably those guys have the knowledge of what it takes to shoot a single hole group with 5 rounds) You can hard chrome your action and have it bead blasted to match the barrel (Chromoly is a more rigged steel and won’t galled like SS) Top it off with a Mark 5 the rest is up to the shooter.
Yeah the Tikka T3x should have been on this list along with the Christensen Ridgeline FFT .300 Win at 5.64 lbs. I have owned several of both and they have all been excellent rifles ...Good video though, thanks 👍
Except the bolt/receiver fit and feel of the Christensen after handling a Tikka will make you vomit, and then sell that rifle to a local buyer. Speaking from experience.
dont want such a light rifle in this calibre without break or suppressor personally
A lot of people have accuracy issue with the Ridgeline especially considering the cost. Not to mention the gun is too lightweight for that caliber
Benelli Lupo belongs on this list. Amazing rifle.
Absolutely. Last year in Kodiak, AK I smacked a black tail at 600m, up a 30% slope, and with a 6-9knt full value wind. IMO, It's the best back country rifle you can buy.
The Mossberg Patriot is very hit or miss. My brother has one in 7mm rem mag and it's a tack driver, I have one in 300 win mag and I've tried three different scopes almost every brand of ammo in my area and I have yet to get it sighted in. I'll get it nearly sighted in and the next trip out to finish it up and it won't even hit within the same area
I have a Mossberg Patriot in 375 Ruger and have the same problem just won't shoot a descent group no matter what. Mossberg rifles are a crap shoot you might luck out and get a good one but the odds are stacked against you.
Mossberg Patriot should never have made this list. I know now to scroll right on by anything from these fools.
I don’t mean any offense, but nearly sighted in isn’t even logical. If it were a problem with the rifle, or scope, it would be apparent and obvious immediately.
If everything is installed properly from base to scope, and you get it on paper at 25 yards. Shoot a group at 100, spaced out a minute or two apart to take any heat out of the equation. Use a sled if you’re not confident in your abilities.
If it won’t group at a minimum of a couple of inches at 100 with any ammo known to man… you’re research is done send it back. This is a 5-10 shot experiment that should be a 30 minute range session.
Scope installation and 200 yard zero on a .300 WM is an hour job at most if you’re taking your time. It sounds like something is as off with the rifle. Make sure you’re leveling the scope, torquing properly, and doing the job at the trigger.
Good luck, hopefully you get it figured out and get to shooting for tight groups or dead critters soon enough.
Bought the patriot for first 300 WM for hunting out west in NM. Killed a bull at 350 yards and a cow at 300 yards. But getting consistent groups after 3 rounds was impossible. Only accurate with a cold barrel - so range time was lengthy to allow barrel to cool completely between rounds- after a couple hunt decided I would purchase a higher quality rifle and went with browning xbolt hells canyon. It’s heavier but love the accuracy and trigger is crisp. Patriot was an entry but quality was lacking
My 300 WM Christensen MPR was the same. Sold it in the classifieds after failing to get a good group with it with various ammo. Also the bolt would hang up if you didn't push it forward perfectly straight. F THAT RIFLE.
No tikka or sako....but a mossberg made it....
I have all three and the Sako is the most accurate rifle of the hundreds of rifles over 60 years of hunting that I have done and collected!
right lol mossberg is junk! tikka or sako for the win
@@edwardabrams4972i use a Sako 85 Bavarian and it’s been absolutely wonderful.
The fact the bergara b14 isn't on here puzzles me
Or my lrp 2.0 300wm
They didn't pay.
I think we left out the Bergarra rifle and the Christensen Arms for sure.
nope.. after a few shoots the barrels heat quickly and accuracy suffers!! stick to remington, browning or winchester
That’s for sure.
@@garygonzales8787lol. They don’t heat up quickly.
Bergara is great for the money. Christensen is NOT.
@@acstorm07 your right! You have the correct information on carbon
When I was in Alaska hunting brown bears, the skinning shed windowsill was covered with thirty caliber slugs taken from bears that were just killed, mostly with 375 and 338s. A personal friend of mine shot a big brownie with his 300 win. Front shoulder shot. Bear disappeared with no trace. Did he miss at a hundred yards?? I don’t think so. I had advised him to take his 375 but he was convinced that the 300 was enough. The hunt then was 15 grand. Probably double that now. LESSON LEARNED THE HARD WAY. !! 🤔
I give less credibility to videos with computer generated narration.
The Browning XBolt Speed in 300 and those older Remington 700 Sendero's are Tac Drivers in 300 Win. Best Of Luck to Everyone this year I hope everyone got a Deer.
I bought a Browning x bolt Hells canyon speed when it was the "gun of the year" in 2018. I tried everything. It wont shoot worth a shit. It's currently having a Brux barrel installed. Very disappointing. It will be my first and last Browning
Bergara, tika, Christensen arms, sako, are left out lol…. What a crock of crap.
I think somebody is getting payed on the side for this review either that or this guy needs to get out more🤔😳
You forgot Ruger Hawkeye hunter ss. That’s what I’m using. Very accurate
Great video. Great rifles.
I think you are not really in touch with what is really available on the market. The ones that should be on your list is Sauer 404, Blase R8, Sako S & 85. Your list is fine if you cater more for budget than accuracy and quality.
Great video!! No one well ever talk me out of Tikka especially 270WSM!!
Sellouts! Half those rifles are crap!
Where is Tikka, Sako?
I would ad the Ruger Hawkeye too.
Lol... winchester told me at the western hunting expo "good luck finding any model 70's because we can't get the barrels to build them after their barrel manufacturer (Bergara) started building their own rifles. If your looking for any of the 70's sometime in the next year (2023), you should consider something else because we don't currently anticipate being able to get them."
Then how does CVA get their barrels? They are made by Bergara!
@MrDan1509 yes, CVA is made by Bergara, so access is kind of built in.
Nice double Barrel ,I have one it's not a300 WIN MAG , lost all respect for this site
Bergara BA14 Driven Hunt Limited Edition….Yeeessss 😍😍😍😍
Cva cascade i purchased in 2022 between 1/2 to 3/4 moa possibly needs to be mentioned next time. Happy hunting .
Winchester XPR 😊
I would really appreciate seeing a video on Sako rifles.
Fierce should have a 1/2” guarantee do to its cost. Christensen arms has a sub Moa guarantee on ridge line at half the cost
THE Surgeon Rifle or the McMillan TAC 300 rifles should have been mentioned. And if you fired them you would know what I mean.
Hi thank you for the excellent video
I still think that the art is in the design and construction of the barrel The quality of the barrel fixes the max accuracy obtainable
The challenge is to build a very accurate barrel that does not weight a ton
My Kimber mountain Ascent 300wm with the old nikon buckmaster 2 is incredibly accurate for the $ .
I prefer to watch the guys who actually test these products head to head and not just read information from manufactures websites……
How would you rate the Mauser M18?
Anschütz 1782 sub moa and matchgrade trigger and barrel.
Love it! Very durable and well made
Bergara b-14HMR
Blaser best of the Best
So if you can't shoot worth a shit they're still accurate?
One of the Win. Model 70’s clearly said .243 on it and you showed two shotguns before you got to the Remington 700. The BLR you showed a laminated stock and stated walnut. The Mossberg was a 7mm-08.
These UA-camrs don't know jack crap.
Not a very impressive list at all
Hey Pew, Pew Z. Next Time Please Remember My Rifle... SAKO 85 Long Range .300 WinMag... I know you mentioned IT as the Rifle that started it all... but my trusty 1948 Winchester Pre-'64 Model 70 chambered in .30-06 Springfield... Really did Start It ALL...
and please delete the Remington 700!
What gun is on the video cover? I like that carbon and bronze look
No tikka or bergara but a mossberg parriot lmao
You can have the best gun.money can buy.but if you can't shoot it is useless. 7mm08 t0300win mag.almost no different out to 400 yards
Good video
Sako 85
Where is the T3x, and the X-Bolt should be way higher than #5 ...
I was in a very large sporting goods store yesterday and looking at their ammo. They had som 223, two boxes of 300 Win, and two boxes of 3006.. that’s all. Y’all can figure it out.
Tikka should have been at the top of this list.
What about the rugar American go wild?
5:00 Gun is pointed at the back of the front hunter
The best 300win gun blaser r8 ultimate
My favorite round is the 284. Doesn't destroy deer and will drop any animal in the northern hemisphere
You missed many such as Benelli Lupo, Browning Bar, Benelli R1 Pro E, …
Cva?
Is this a joke or what
What about products from Germany ,Austria and Finland.
Can't say that the 300 is really any better than the old reliable 30-06! not much faster, not anymore accurate if you know how to shoot, not much more punch or energy. So why spend the extra on so little difference? Bragging rights is my guess.
You high?!
30-06 barely outperforms a 308...
My 300 wm handloads send 225gr ELD Match bullets out the 26" barrel at 3000-3010 fps.
A 30-06 can barely hit 3000 fps with a 150gr bullet (24" barrel).
You'd be lucky to hit 2400 fps with 225 gr bullets from the 30-06.
That's a massive difference...
U dont know what you are talking about dude lol
Remington is junk
I had a 300 stainless in Remington and the bolt broke off when sighting in . They Charged me to repair it . That’s why they are bankrupt. I no longer own there rifles
I’ve had a rem model 700 30-06 that has held up for 20 plus years and shoots 1/2 moa with the right ammo. Some get shitty ones I guess. I got a good one.
@dvskane1808 yours is 20 years old when they made good guns. Now theirs so many other companies that are building better quality guns
Depend where admin channel coming from....haha
Sako and Tika is forgotten...
Hua ha ha ha
Tikka wouldn't pay him for the phony review. Tikka is way better..
You high? Or just completely unknowlegable? Did you go into Cabelas or Scheels and ask an employee to tell you what rifles were the best ones? This list is comically bad. You're literally missing a few that basically everyone agree are top 3 picks.
Tikka too light
9 cool guns, sure. 9 most accurate 300 win mags, even only counting mass produced guns? Nope.
PS - I wouldn't buy an enemy a Mossberg rifle
Hmmm I’m going to go with gunwerks for the #1 hands down
1moa @1000 yards guaranteed
My Tikka and sako will do the same thing your spending 4 grand on the name 6 on the rifle
@@cpreit8862 👍👍👍
@@cpreit8862 Tikka T3x is a way better deal!
There are far better and more accurate rifles available. It seems to me you only consider American rifles. What about Sauer 404 , Sako 90 &S20 CZ
This video is so misleading i got anxiety trying to figure out the narration vs the images don’t match. Someone really don’t know about guns here 😅😅😅😅😅
Report this video for spam or misleading content.
Every rifle I own shoots sub MOA groups at 100 with FACTORY AMMO!! I have 4 remington700s. 3 winchester model 70s and 2 Rock river ARS all shoot sub mao!!! BUY QUALITY FIREARMS AND OPTICS and you will have no problems!!! buy shit you get shit!! If your gun will not shoot the same hole its the shooter or you haver crap equipment.. point blank!!!
Vídeo sem noção, enquanto fala de um rifle .300wm, mostra imagem de um cara caçando com uma 12 gauge, depois mostra foto de munição 6.5 creedmor...
Sako Bavarian
My BARRETT MRAD is as accurate as it gets. Guarantee it is more accurate than any of these. Definitely not a hunter though. The 10 round mag and my night for ce 7-35x56 it is almost boring to shoot 1k plus.
Sure dude . 🥱
I would never buy a Tikka...good choice is not on your list
You left out about 6 great rifles. I guess they wouldn't pay you...
POOR CHOICES
Ya this video is crap, much better guns out there than the ones talked about. vanguard and fierce maybe, but there are guns much better for less. Did fierce pay you?
Those were very ignorant and uninformed rifle choices for a 300 win mag chambering. They are all much too light for such a heavy, recoiling caliber. Always so irritating to hear these computer-generated voices spewing out unexperienced suggestions. Try a tikka T3X with a heavy farm barrel. #StopMisinformingthepeople
Horrible assessment of current offerings.
Only American??Shits
😂 2023 hasn't even started yet! 🤪 So, how do you know? 🤥 Oh, that's right, you were paid to say that lie! 🙄
Really
Without testing yourself you can’t call anything the best, Believe it or not it’s true.
WHAT AN AWESOME WEAPON, 👌 FANTASTIC
HOW COME YOU DON'T GIVE THE PRICES FOR ALL THE RIFLES KINDA DUMB DON'T YOU THINK???
can think of a ton of rifles I would buy before a .300 win mag, have a .300 Weatherby and don't much like it either. 30-06 is really hard to beat, for anything that walks on this side of the planet. buy a quality rifle and never look back. you only have to buy quality once.
30-06 is great for grandpa, but it's so outdated and comically underforms vs so many current offerings. Most all 30-06 fanboys are stuck on the round because daddy had one and it was the first rifle they shot as a kid.
Good luck going to Alaska as a nonresident to hunt brown bear with anything under a .375. Guides won't let you hunt with anything less, even if it would do the job.
Living in Alaska myself, I can say that a 30-06 is enough gun for anything here, and you can actually find ammo for it. It went through all but a couple inches on a 1200 pound moose, and the animal only walked about 10 yards and then dropped.