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#1 Post by molex81 »

Hi im looking in to what I should get as a start up set up. I will be shooting 100yds up to 700max

Im thinking of a Savage Axis in .308 or rem 700 sps ?? as they seem good value and im trying to keep my costs down as I already spend a fortune shooting clays.
In terms of a nothing fancy suitable scope what should I be looking for and what should I be expecting to pay??

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#2 Post by Mike357 »

If you want to keep costs down them I'd suggest a Parker Hale 1200/TX at around £400 and then a Fox scope at just over £100. Leaves you plenty cash for all the other crap you'll need :lol:
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#3 Post by ovenpaa »

I agree with Mike, that is a good low key combination, add a Harris type bipod and a sock filled with sand for the rear end and you are good to go.
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#4 Post by Tower75 »

If you're keeping the cost down, how're about a Mosin-Nagant M91/30? They're about £225, and as accurate as you like.
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#5 Post by ovenpaa »

Or even the humble P14 in .303 however 54R milsurp is cheaper than .303 British.
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#6 Post by AL8 »

if you reload how about a 7.5x55?, unusual and accurate
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