.243 Advice please

[swesandy]

Thanks Guys, booked a trip up to see Steve

 

[Nogger]

Blaser

 

[swesandy]

Thanks Guys, repeating what others have already stated but I can definitely recommend Steve, excellent advice and he really gave me lots of time considering it was his day off! There was no pressure to buy, ended up between a new Mauser M12 Impact and a lightly used Sauer 202 Outback, really liked the Mauser but I didn't like the safety operation as much , So I purchased the Sauer and really happy with it. Steve even kindly let me use his range afterwards to zero my new setup.

Thanks again for all your input!

 

[stubear]

Congrats on the new toy! You just need to get out and christen it now.

Glad you had a good experience at Ivythorn as well, not that I had any doubt it would be otherwise! Steve is a great bloke and having been up there a few times myself I can only echo your comments. I'd highly recommend him to anyone who'll listen to me ramble on haha

As and when I purchase a new gun I know exactly where I'll be heading, its worth the drive up any day of the week IMHO.

 

[JAMMER525]

You could get a decent sako which many believe is the most accurate rifle out the box such as an 85 or a even a sauer but you would be lucky to find a really decent one under £1500.

 

[DRN]

I have a Bergara B14 synthetic in .243, its great. Very slick action with a DPT mod on its still light. I spent a lot of money on a full custom .308 and although its great too I think the Bergara is very good indeed. Everyone who has tried it has been very surprised at how slick it is for the money. Definitely worth a look.