Ruger american vs savage axis ii

Compare specifications of Ruger American Ranch Rifle 300 Blackout 6968 and Savage Arms Axis II Blackout 300 Blackout 18819. ... Savage Arms Axis II Blackout 300 ...

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6593 posts · Joined 2007. #16 · Mar 19, 2016. A Savage hog hunter is less than 500 bucks nib, has iron sights, is chambered in 308, and is a much better rifle than the 2 mentioned. Have 2 of them, and they can't be beat for the price imo. Other features include: A 20inch med weight 1/10 twist bbl. Oversize bolt knob.Home Forums Hunting & Shooting Hunting Rifles Ruger American vs. Savage Axis II: Forums Member List Calendar Active Threads: Previous Thread: Next Thread : Print Thread: Hop To : Page 1 of 2 : 1: 2: Ruger American vs. Savage Axis II #9657577 03/04/15. Joined: Jan 2004. Posts: 4,085. Southern Oregon. L. logger OP.I can consistently hit an 8 inch gong at 400 yards with the Savage and a 500 yard gong with the Ruger. My personal preference is the Ruger due to construction and …Print Thread: Hop To : Ruger American or Savage Axis II ?? #17159124 04/13/22Ruger is also offering a Ranch version of the American Gen II rifle that has a 16.4-inch barrel and will be chambered for 5.56 NATO, 300 Blackout, 7.62×39, and 450 Bushmaster. Richard MannRuger American vs Savage AxisIn this video we compare the Savage Axis against the Ruger American. We explain which is better and why in the detailed comparis...

I was given a gift card to Sports Authority. That is the reason I'm looking there for this rifle. I've never been hunting but plan to try it with this rifle. I'm going to get a 30-06. I need help from you experienced people out there about which rifle to go with. Savage Axis OR Ruger...Ruger American Predator shoots great and has a solid connection with the aluminum bedding blocks, but I have an ongoing battle with Ruger because even with …Savage Axis II. The Savage Axis II is just like the Savage Axis I, except it comes with an Accutrigger from the factory. IMO, it’s worth the extra money because the trigger is a big improvement. Cabela’s US has Axis II’s for around $400, whereas they’re in the mid $500’s in Canada. Check out my review on the Axis II.350 Legend "shootoff" - Savage Axis vs CVA Cascade. Just for fun, not a meaningful competition, however. Just a sample.1178 posts · Joined 2011. #12 · Jul 7, 2012. Between these 3 models, I would choose the Savage or Ruger, with Ruger probably being a smoother action gun. I own Savage and Ruger in smaller calibers and Ruger's just have much smoother actions, but the price difference was also there. As to a deer caliber.Compare specifications of Ruger American Ranch Rifle 300 Blackout 6968 and Savage Arms Axis II Blackout 300 Blackout 18819. Skip to main content Skip to search. All Deals; Today; Categories . Handguns; ... Savage Arms Axis II Blackout 300 Blackout 18819. vs. Palmetto State Armory 7.5" Pistol-Length 300 Blackout 5165447855. Compare.7865 posts · Joined 2012. #1 · Apr 6, 2018 (Edited) I have owned the Ruger American in 308 for about three years now. I bought a Savage Axis in 223 a few months ago. They both are outstanding shooters for the price, each less than $400 with scopes. I paid around $300 for the Ruger but put a cheap 2x7x32 Simmons scope on it with plans to ...

Go to a Boyd's stock, put a muzzle brake on if it doesn't handle 308 with a light stock, oversize charging handle if the action doesn't break in well. You can see people shooting the axis up to 1500yds. I'm only going to need 200yds max where I live. Looking to get back into deer hunting this fall. Last gun I had was a youth .243 rifle.Savage Axis Long Action Mag Length: Long Action 3.560" ... Ruger American Short Action Mag Length: Short Action AICS Pattern; Ruger 10/22 Uses factory rimfire magazines; ... MIL Spec Type II Hard Anodize Spec-Weight: Approx. 3.5lb Spec-Max Barrel Diameter: Free float up to 1.250"Go to a Boyd's stock, put a muzzle brake on if it doesn't handle 308 with a light stock, oversize charging handle if the action doesn't break in well. You can see people shooting the axis up to 1500yds. I'm only going to need 200yds max where I live. Looking to get back into deer hunting this fall. Last gun I had was a youth .243 rifle.Advertisement Unexploded ordnance, or UXO, didn't emerge as a serious problem until World War II. Those bombs turning up in Berlin and London today began as delayed-explosion bombs...Sep 1, 2023 ... ShatTactical•1.9K views · 22:57. Go to channel · Ruger American Vs Savage Axis | Which is Better and WHY? Bullets4Bucks•470K views · 4:15. Go t...Sporter. Weight (lb)/ (kg) 6.3 / 2.86. AXIS II. Precision, performance and price have never come together like this. Savage® rebuilt the synthetic stock on the AXIS II for improved ergonomics that let any hunter shoot their very best. Like always, the rifle’s user-adjustable AccuTrigger™, thread-in headspacing and floating bolt head ...

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The Save Axis plastic stock would be great for a hunting rifle. The wood stock version is much more expensive. I called Savage about buying a wood stock for it...would be about $200. Boyds offers a beautiful laminated for $163--$15 more for a SS trigger guard.216. May 9, 2017. #7. Any Savage 10 (not the Axis) is an upgrade over the Ruger. Don't get me wrong, the Rugers are wonderful rifles for what you pay. I've shot a few and the accuracy and triggers are great for the money. But the magazines are cheaply made and break if you use the rifle any amount.Ruger American Rifle vs Savage Arms Axis 2 (.243) Hey guys, So I just moved to Montana and am going to buy my first hunting rifle. I settled on .243, since I will only be really going after deer and pronghorn for now. After research, I was set on getting the Ruger American Rifle with the Vortex scope package (going with the package just for ...Joined: Jan 2011. Posts: 1,195. W. Pa. I think that both the Ruger and Savage will be reliable, accurate, and meet your purpose. So I'd go with whichever fits you best and feels right in your hands. IC B2. Re: Ruger American vs. Savage Axis II. logger # 9658834 03/05/15.Jun 21, 2022 ... Ruger American Vs Savage Axis | Which is Better and WHY? Bullets4Bucks · 471K views ; Savage Axis II Precision. Tyler Cag · 79K views ; Gun Gripes #&...

The Axis II XP combo features a floating bolt head design where the head and body of the bolt are two separate pieces. The resulting float allows for perfect lug engagement and cartridge engagement. The .243 barrel is 22 inches long with a 1 in 9.25-inch twist rate. The overall length of the rifle is 44 inches, and it weighs 6.5 pounds.Box Trigger Pulls. 2.5lbs – Mossberg Patriot. 4lbs – Remington 783. 4lbs – Savage Axis. 4.5lbs – Ruger American. 5.5lbs – TC Compass. Our median of the three best group shots was 1.3485″ making a pretty solid gun to shoot with in terms of accuracy at 100 yards. That being said, the magazine was our least favorite.This time around was different. This time we got excited and found the rifles are interesting and appropriate to the job at hand. More specifically, the rifles were the: Ruger American Rifle Standard 6903, $382; Savage Model 12FV 18393, $420. Savage Axis II XP 57095, $411; and. Mossberg Trophy Hunter, $240.Here’s a look at 10 of the best guns under a $1,000. 1. Browning X-Bolt Browning’s flagship X-Bolt rifles feature an action that is bedded front and rear, and these guns come with some of the best barrels in this price category. Not surprisingly, accuracy is excellent. Browning doesn’t promise sub-MOA accuracy, but the X-Bolts I’ve ...For a "budget rifle" I'm a huge fan of the Axis II. I have a buddy that has an original Ruger American in .308, trigger was spongy, but I hear they've upgraded. Haven't fired a newer one to compare. Another buddy has a Mossy Patriot in 30-06, he's thinking of selling it. The best it shoots is 2 inch groups at 100 yds.SEE SAVAGE ARMS AXIS II. Mossberg Patriot Super Bantam ... The Ruger American Compact centerfires are available in four calibers: .243 Win, .308 Win, 6.5 Creedmoor, and 7mm-08 Rem. They feature ...QUICK Review of the Ruger American Predator 6.5 Creedmoor, Savage Axis ll 6.5 Creedmoor. This vid is mainly showing the shot groups with the kiddos shooting ...n this video, I discuss the differences between the Ruger American, the Savage Axis and the Remington 700. We will, first do any unboxing. Then we will look ...I own a Ruger American Predator, good friend has the Compass, my brother has the Axis II. With the rebate, I don’t think the Compass can be touched. It’s accuracy is right there with my American, beating it often with handloads. Also, Boyd’s and others are making stocks if you want to upgrade down the line.The Savage Axis, by far, for one major reason. Aftermarket. You have a couple stock and trigger options with the Axis. Not so with the American. The flimsy, cheap, ugly stock that cannot be replaced is the main thing that keeps me away from the American. Also consider the barrel twist rate.

The Savage Axis II is known for its budget-friendly yet reliable design, making it a suitable entry point for new hunters. The adjustable AccuTrigger enhances accuracy, and the button-rifled ...

Method 3: Stop and ask for directions. If you can’t tell by checking for an AccuTrigger and the rifle doesn’t have a mounted scope, it’s best to just ask the folks behind the gun counter. Look for a tag on the rifle that indicates whether it’s an Axis II or the label affixed to the original box. You can also ask the gun counter ...The book load data is listed for AR platforms and in a bolt action the cartridge is capable of much more than the weak factory loads offered. The Savage magazine allows me to safely push the 170grain Hornady bullet to 2550fps and the 165FTX to 2450fps for 900#KE @ 300 yds and +2"@100yds and -2"@200yds with sub MOA out to 200yds.Jun 7, 2021 ... We reviewed the Thompson Center Compass, Ruger American, Savage Axis ... or Bass Pro Shop. Because of just how ... 2 3/4″ was the average amount ...The American's semi-vented recoil pad is functional, but again, intentionally ugly. Available calibers include .22-250, .243 Winchester, .270 Winchester, 7mm-08, .308 Winchester and .30-06. The MSRP is $449. A review of the Ruger American can be found on the Rifle Information - Reviews page. Savage Axis. Photo courtesy of Savage.The Accutrigger on the Axis II is easily adjustable, crisp, and mine was about 2 lbs lighter from the factory compared with an Axis I trigger. Of course, you could always perform a trigger job on your Axis I, but that’ll void the warranty. Axis I: 6.6 lbs factory trigger pull. Axis II: 4.2 lbs factory trigger pull. The Savage AXIS offers hunters and shooters a high performance rifle without breaking the bank. Every AXIS rifle is loaded with features that deliver tack-driving accuracy with every shot. Offered in a variety of configurations -- including left hand, XP optics package, compact and camo, and AccuTrigger -- there is an AXIS for everyone. The savage will run with anybody in accuracy. There is no reason to pay more if you are using it a basic hunting rifle. If you want smoother and still accurate by a Tikka. But there's no reason to pay twice as much for something that's going to bang around in …A versatile rifle. Here it is in .30-06 with a bipod – lethal on deer, or just about most anything that stalks the lower 48. Note the ventilated buttstock pad…it works. I have tried, with this little exercise, to review the Savage Axis IIXP by itself and in comparison with another budget rifle.Both Rifles from GunPrime. Follow GunPrime HERE: https://bit.ly/3mTvMhSMy Pinty scope HERE: https://bit.ly/3zgDI2NWhich one rifle is your favorite? Testing t...

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The Accutrigger on the Axis II is easily adjustable, crisp, and mine was about 2 lbs lighter from the factory compared with an Axis I trigger. Of course, you could always perform a trigger job on your Axis I, but that’ll void the warranty. Axis I: 6.6 lbs factory trigger pull. Axis II: 4.2 lbs factory trigger pull.The Vanguard is a proven platform, while the Ruger American is the new kid on the block. I'd go with the Vanguard. I'll second this. If Generation 2 is anything like Gen 1, it's a winner. #2 son has Gen 1 in .300 Wby magnum and it's a shooter (1/2" at 100 yards with either 180 grain or 200 grain Hornady SST and Nosler Accubonds).Box Trigger Pulls. 2.5lbs – Mossberg Patriot. 4lbs – Remington 783. 4lbs – Savage Axis. 4.5lbs – Ruger American. 5.5lbs – TC Compass. Our median of the three best group shots was 1.3485″ making a pretty solid gun to shoot with in terms of accuracy at 100 yards. That being said, the magazine was our least favorite.Ruger is also offering a Ranch version of the American Gen II rifle that has a 16.4-inch barrel and will be chambered for 5.56 NATO, 300 Blackout, 7.62×39, and 450 Bushmaster. Richard MannGo to a Boyd's stock, put a muzzle brake on if it doesn't handle 308 with a light stock, oversize charging handle if the action doesn't break in well. You can see people shooting the axis up to 1500yds. I'm only going to need 200yds max where I live. Looking to get back into deer hunting this fall. Last gun I had was a youth .243 rifle.Go to a Boyd's stock, put a muzzle brake on if it doesn't handle 308 with a light stock, oversize charging handle if the action doesn't break in well. You can see people shooting the axis up to 1500yds. I'm only going to need 200yds max where I live. Looking to get back into deer hunting this fall. Last gun I had was a youth .243 rifle.Mine is the Axis II wood stock version in .223 came with Weaver Kaspa 3-9 scope. The rebate was through Savage which ended 12/31. ... From what I have seen in budget rifles I would take the Savage over the Ruger American if a Savage model 110,111 or Model 11 can be found they are a very strong action as well. I actually prefer a blind …Ruger American Rifle vs Savage Arms Axis 2 (.243) Hey guys, So I just moved to Montana and am going to buy my first hunting rifle. I settled on .243, since I will only be really going after deer and pronghorn for now. After research, I was set on getting the Ruger American Rifle with the Vortex scope package (going with the package just for ... QUICK Review of the Ruger American Predator 6.5 Creedmoor, Savage Axis ll 6.5 Creedmoor. This vid is mainly showing the shot groups with the kiddos shooting ... Weight: 6.5 pounds. Overall Length: 43.875 inches. Includes: Weaver Kaspa 3-9x40 scope, mounted and bore-sighted. 2015 MSRP: $489.00. The XP designation means an OEM-level scope is included with the rifle. In the case of the test rifle, it was shipped with a Weaver Kaspa 3-9x40mm riflescope already mounted and bore sighted. ….

Mar 6, 2015 · Joined: Jan 2011. Posts: 1,195. W. Pa. I think that both the Ruger and Savage will be reliable, accurate, and meet your purpose. So I'd go with whichever fits you best and feels right in your hands. IC B2. Re: Ruger American vs. Savage Axis II. logger # 9658834 03/05/15. Stock Type. Sporter. Weight (lb)/ (kg) 7.38 / 3.35. AXIS II XP. The redesigned AXIS II XP offers hunters even better out-of-the-box performance at the same affordable price. In addition to improved ergonomics, the package rifle is loaded with features that deliver tack-driving accuracy on every shot, including the user-adjustable AccuTrigger ...We reviewed the Thompson Center Compass, Ruger American, Savage Axis, Remington 783, and Mossberg Patriot to see what the best inexpensive hunting rifle is. We spent hundreds of dollars …Budget friendly rifles capable of sub moa and 1000 yard hits, we compare the Savage Axis, and Ruger American Predator.We go over the similarities and differe...Don’t get a Savage Axis II. My friend took one on a hunt. The barrel was COVERED in rust after one night of rain, and the included scope filled up with water immediately and ruined his hunt. ... The Ruger American. Ruger Americans are fantastic. The first generation of guns from Ruger was very accurate, but didn’t have the nice fit …I am considering purchasing an entry-level bolt-action rifle for a camping/hunting trip out west or up north in late 2019 (probably after July). The viable options seem to be the Mossberg Patriot, Ruger American, and Savage Axis. I tend to be a traditionalist, preferring traditional rifles like lever actions, and traditional calibers like …Box Trigger Pulls. 2.5lbs – Mossberg Patriot. 4lbs – Remington 783. 4lbs – Savage Axis. 4.5lbs – Ruger American. 5.5lbs – TC Compass. Our median of the three best group shots was 1.3485″ making a pretty solid gun to shoot with in terms of accuracy at 100 yards. That being said, the magazine was our least favorite.Ruger makes some of the best factory barrels available on U.S. rifles today. The bores are quite smooth and they rarely foul. My American .308 is typical. I shot it over 150 times without cleaning right out of the box, and at the end of that string it was capable of hitting gongs at 1000 yards. Ruger american vs savage axis ii, [text-1-1], [text-1-1], [text-1-1], [text-1-1], [text-1-1], [text-1-1], [text-1-1], [text-1-1], [text-1-1], [text-1-1], [text-1-1], [text-1-1], [text-1-1], [text-1-1], [text-1-1], [text-1-1], [text-1-1], [text-1-1], [text-1-1], [text-1-1], [text-1-1], [text-1-1], [text-1-1], [text-1-1], [text-1-1], [text-1-1], [text-1-1], [text-1-1], [text-1-1], [text-1-1], [text-1-1], [text-1-1], [text-1-1]