what's your most accurate deer rifle with factory loads

[samabell]

Title says it. I like to see when some $500-$700 guns are more accurate than higher end models!!!!

 

[topher89]

The Weatherby Vanguard Series 2 has a Sub-MOA guarantee. My synthetic 30-06 has never shot bigger than 1" when I do my job. I can get .5 groups with the Nosler Trophy Grade 165gr Accubonds and I get .6 with the 165gr Partitions loaded by Federal.

 

[Browtine]

Tikka T3 Light in 243. Anywhere from 1/4" to 3/4" with anything I've run through it.

 

[b.roberts]

My ruger m77 shoots better than an inch with just about any ammo I have given it. Don't know about factory ammo, I haven't bought any of that stuff for a long time.

 

[Backpack Hunter]

Not specifically deer rifles but both my savage .243 and 30-06 will shoot a nickel sized five shot group at 100 yards if I don't screw it up.

 

[Coloradoboy]

My Remington 700 classic in 25-06. Consistent .350 to .400 inch groups with 110 grain Nosler Accubonds or 117 grain Sierras. Never have thrown factory rounds through any of my rifles but I'd imagine 25-06 would still shoot.

 

[AZCoues]

Ruger M77 in 270 WSM. Shot through multiple factory loads until I found one it liked and settled on Federal Premium with 130 grain Barnes bullets. Unfortunately, it's dang near impossible to find any factory ammo.

 

[E72]

Remington 7mm.08

 

[NorthT]

Thompson center venture with Winchester pp 150s

 

[PA 5-0]

My trusty Win Model 70(not pre64) but old. 300win mag. Shoots under an inch at 100. Shot a 7", 5 shot group at 485 this Oct in CO. In the following days, my son and I smoked two nice Mulies with it at over 250yds each. I haven't touched the scope in ten years. Lightned the stock trigger to three pounds. Factory Winchester Super X ammo always. I have alot of newer, prettier guns, but the 70 is my baby. Never leave home without it.

 

[mt100gr.]

The first deer rifle I bought shoot sub-moa with Remington ammo. It's a Savage Model 110 30-06 that I bought new when I was 11 years old. I think I paid $400. Nothing fancy but it's a shooter. It out shoots my T/C prohunter and Weatherby Sub-moa (both 30-06).

 

[CentennialELK]

I have an old model Weatherby Vanguard in .257 Weatherby that will shoot under .5 moa all day long with 120 gr partitions and 115 gr tsx's. Absolutely love that rifle.

 

[Muledeernv]

The rifle I bought with my own money win mod 70 270 wby mag it will shoot 5 shots at 100 yards that you can cover with a dime.

 

[T43]

Pretty much all of my factory rifles shoot sub moa groups. I wouldn't keep one that didn't. My 30-30, 45-70 and old '06 shoot as well as I can see with open sights. The worst shooting scoped gun I have is a Rem 700 Classic 220 Swift. No heavey barrel and a ton of rounds through it including a time or two that it got hot to the touch. A new tube should bring it back though. "Only accurate rifles are interesting"

 

[paddlehead]

I have an old Winchester .270 that will put 3 shots touching at a hundred with Hornady ammo with an old straight 6 power Redfield. The light Mag ammo was king, but they don't make it anymore.... Superformance is ok though.

I love the gun! Always hits so long as I am under control.....

 

[E Wa Hunter]

Not a popular choice but I really like my TC Icon chamber in TC 30, that I bought before Thompason Center was sold. I have shot sub 1 inch groups at 200 and sub 3 inch groups at 400. It is toped with a lupy vari x 3 b and c though.

 

[sendero72]

Weighed the individual rounds from two boxes on Remington 150gr AccuTip for my 7 mag. Grouped the rounds by weight and they would shoot .6-.7 @200 yds.

 

[Warren1726]

My Browning A-bolt .270 win shoots quarter size groups at 200 yards with 130 grain TSX factory ammo. Remington Core lokts open up to about 2" at 200 yards.

 

[turk870]

Remington 700 classic in 300 wby mag.shoots better than I can.it loves factory weatherby 165gr spire points

 

[mullmann]

Ruger Mark II 30-06 with 150 GR Core Lokt's.