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Quote: I just took delivery of one in 458 for $682.00 and it is about equal to the Alaskan MK X. I has a stupid folding rear sight that has to go, but it is pretty good otherwise. It shoots tight, now that I cleaned up the trigger, which is the same adjustable one as on the MK X and Whitworth. I can't warm up to the laminated stock. ![]() I stuck a 1-4 Leupold in Leupold QD mounts on it, and will drop it into a Whitworth type stock I have here. Its a nucleus for a decent big bore and works just fine, as-is...for under $700.00 new. ![]() Remember, we are talking about affordable big bore rifles, not snob rifles. ![]() ![]() ![]() I recently bought this Savage FSS116 WW in 375 H&H with a new 1.5-6 4200 Elite in Warne QD rings for $750.00, shipped. I'll be using it for a Roosevelt elk hunt along the Oregon coast in November. It cuts a ragged hole; the Rainguard scope feature works; the gun comes in at 8 pounds-scoped for easy carry in the thick rainforest and straight up & down terrain we'll be hunting. I can't see lugging my pre 64 Mdl 70 375 or FN/Sako 375 Wby into this kind of country, and the Savage works perfectly...feeds slick and has their version of CRF. The Accu Trigger does work! ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() The action is plenty long and has room to use 350-380gr bullets seated out a bit. ![]() |