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Yeah little sako or the little Anschutz action will feed the fireball

Ase cqb can be had second hand cheap enough well built superb noise reduction.

Depends what you want from the scope. If doing some long range work. The nf will have better turrets. More moa. And probably better built. I've always,found zeiss glass better. Not sure on the conquests. But the zeiss victorys etc definitely have better glass then nf. The 60 dot ret on the...

I found it abit hit and miss in my 22,250 decent in 222. All depends on the rifle. Give it a go. If it shoot well enough win win. Situation

Alot of cost in the long run. Running it for vermin all the time. What sort of ranges are you shooting out to ? With the 22/250. As you dont reload. I would get a cheap secondhand hmr. Of course depending on the distances you need to shoot out to. or get into reloading. The outlay will...

I see you got your heart set on that exact model. Just keep checking sales. Guntrader. Etc good luck🙂

There is many right bolt but ambidextrous stock rifles. You could still shoot fine lefthanded. I'm lefthanded and have always found that wasn't a problem

Chances are you could pick up a nice sako 75 with scope etc for that price If you look in the right places. The older Tilka m595 also lovely. Even more so if you find a nice stainless laminate one. Not seen many of those for sale though.

If you want if for foxes well out also. Definitely get the Hornet. Pays to have that bit more poke and stopping power

22,250 is my favourite calibre. Don't be worried about using more powder if you reload. 223 of course uses less powder, but It's not like your going range shooting with it. 50 grain blizking or nostlers was mustard on foxes. Mine was a 1 in 12 twist 24 inch barrel. Was spitting out the...

I would get a second hand one. Loads about save some money for other things

You would be better off finding one of the older small sako or anshutz actions. Having that in 17 fireball. They will feed the rounds also

If i was going for another 22/250 i would want a 24 inch barrel again. To get the best out of it. In real terms performance. And ranges you will likely shoot out to when lamping etc. Does the 24 inch barrel have any real advantages probably not. Also look at most of the shooting you do. On...

i liked the carbon swift precision one. light well built and offered good performance. you wont notice that much difference in a lot of them with sub ammo anyway.

depending how far you want to travel really, most good smiths will be more then able to bed a stock tune a trigger etc. and most now offer coating and fluting etc. you got Steve bowers in Gloucester. Richard pope in Bromsgrove Worcestershire. Norman Clark in rugby. I'm sure many more also. of...