I have and shoot lots of guns. The most accurate is a Ruger #1 25-06. This gun will shoot 2 inch groups at 400 yards. I like this gun , I was wondering what your most accurate gun is?Q

Sold it a couple of months ago. Remington 788 in 222 Remington. Right now it is a toss up between my Sako Vixen in 222 Remington Magnum and my Encore in 204 Ruger.

AlleninAlaska, to bad you weren't closer I'da taken that old worn out 788 off your hands. My 788 in .223 is probably my most acurate gun right now. followed closely by my 788 in what else?? .222. To bad they don't make them like that anymore.

RJ

Currently a Rem Mod 700 in 17 Rem that was rebarreled in a - IIRC - a Shilen target grade semi-heavy barrel. Haven't shot it on paper beyond 100 yards, but at that it's a 3/8" - 1/2" shooter, and it slays varmints pretty consistently out to 300 yards. On various days, a Win Mod 70 XTR (post-'64) 25-06, Browning A-bolt 338 WM, and Mauser VZ24 6.5-06 will give the 17 a run.

CZ actioned 9.3X64 with a 26'' #4 contour Douglas premium barrel. 5 shot groups one ragged hole at 200 yds. with a 286gr. Partition.
also have a restocked M70 classic stainless in 270 that shoots about inch and a half at two hundred.

X3 on a 788 in .222. Being a dummy I traded mine years ago for a 700 in 22-250. Even after tuning it up the 700 was never the shooter that .222 was. All wasn't lost on that experience though, now I never get rid of anything that shoots exceptionally well.

My most accurate now is a Savage model 12 in .223

that'd have to be my 6.5X55AI... it's an 1899 oberndorf action(still cock on close)with a shilen #3 bbl in a boyds dakota will stock. i've got an older leupold M-8 fixed 7.5 power scope on it and at 100 yards it will put 5 shots into one obround hole every time. it seems to consistantly be a 1/4" gun, i've been using the 130gr barnes tsx fb bullets and ramshot magnum but i'm gonna work up a comparable load with the 129 gr hornady since they are more economical to shoot.
ramshot magnum seems to be great in this cartridge, i'm getting just under 3,000fps and no pressure signs at all. could probably get at least another 100fps or more but don't really see the need, i figure that if a 130 tsx 6.5 bullet @3000 won't do it then i need to go to a 300 or larger.

I wouldn't say it's my most accurate but it is accurate enough and I shoot it alot, my 300 Win

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It would have to be my Hawkeye in .338WinMag. My only bolt-gun, go figure.

CZ 527 Varmint in 204 Ruger.

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Shoots dime sized five shot groups with both the 32 grain and 40 grain Hornedy V-max's.

Sako Finnbear 30-06 165gr nosler solid base bullet,58gr of IMR 4831,CC! LR Primer in commercial & Denver 42 & 43 mil brass 5 shots at 100yds from bench in 7/16 inch.The GS who bedded,tuned & adjusted the triggers of my 2 Sakos also did a Sako 300wm for a friend of mine that prints 3 shots in a .308 hole at 100 yards from the bench.GS passed 18yrs ago but there are many who had their handguns & rifles & shotguns tuned by him we all said our weapons were Simonized!

i can shoot a 1 shot, 0" group with any rifle i've ever used :p

Seriously though, all the rifles i currently have here are hunting rifles, sighted in by my dad. as long as each bullet lands in the 1" circle while cold, it's fine.

having said that, the Rem. 597 in .22 WMR will occasionally cloverleaf at 100 yards.

_Kar.

It's a toss-up between my pre-64 Model 70 in 220 Swift, and my 25-06, built up with a Hart match barrel on a pre-64 Model 70 action. Both give 1/4" to 3/8" 5-shot groups at 100 yards.

788 with Douglas barrel in 223

Just out of the box or without tuning, these three have impressed me and all will shoot 3/8 in groups or better with a 3X9 scope.

700 Classic in 25-06, 117 gr Sierra, AA3100

M77(tang safety) Varmint .243, 87 gr H-vmax, AA4350

and last but not least the most accurate, a 722 in 222 Rem Mag; it will near one hole with a beat up ole Weaver K6 and factory ammo. Reloads with the old style Hornady soft point equal that. Got 20 boxes of factory ammo with it but have a buyer for that.

The most accurate out of the box guns across the board has to be the 788. Thieves got mine, a LH 6mm. Have had 22-250's but shot the barrels out of them and let them go.

Brown Model 97D in .300 Bench Rest Magnum. Three shot 100 yards groups of 1/2", five shot groups typically .75".

Gotta say pisgah that those Brown single shots are sure a dandy looking gun. If and when I ever shoot out the barrel on my #1 it's going to have one of their barrels put in it. Sure wish I could afford one of their guns.

Gotta say pisgah that those Brown single shots are sure a dandy looking gun. If and when I ever shoot out the barrel on my #1 it's going to have one of their barrels put in it. Sure wish I could afford one of their guns.


I'd have a tough time affording one today myself. When I bought mine 8 years ago, they had no "stock" rifles -- all were custom made-to-order -- and the price since then has gone up nearly $600! Glad I made up my mind to go ahead and get one back then. The only change I would make if ordering one today -- realizing now how compact they are, I would have gone with a 26" barrel rather than a 24". But, I have no regrets!

Dianawerk Model 100 .177
Brno Model 3 in .22 lr
CZ452 Varmint in .22 lr
Remington 700 VS in .308

All will group into 1/2 MOA at the appropriate ranges.

Another nod to a Remington 788 in a triple deuce.

I have several very accurate rifles. This one is probably the most accurate.

TC Contender with MGM Shilen barreled .204 Ruger 23" full bull SS. It will productively eliminate pds at 400 yds pretty much at will. No doubt it has more range but to 400 it is the most accurate I own.

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SKB2706, I have a shooting bench that's almost a duplicate to yours. Is it homemade too?

Man, I'm going to have to look for one of those 788's.

My #1 best is a Ruger #1 in 22 Hornet, #2 is a VZ-24 action with a 28" heavy barrel from Benchmark Barrels, chambered in 6mm Rem AI.

a 722 in 222 Rem Mag; it will near one hole with a beat up ole Weaver K6 and factory ammo. Reloads with the old style Hornady soft point equal that. Got 20 boxes of factory ammo with it but have a buyer for that.




I was going to take my Sako in 222 Magnum to Montana with me on this move but I have 66 boxes of factory ammo for it. That puts me over the 50 pound limit for ammo on Alaska Airlines so I'm just taking 204 Ruger, 223 and 500 S&W ammo.

Ruger M77 target rifle in 6mm PPC. I've shot a .26" 5 shot group @ 100 yards with this rifle. (70grain SRA HP/H322 powder)

Second most accurate is a Ruger #1 in .22-250. Best 5 shot group I've ever printed with this rifle is .38" @ 100 yards. (Nosler 50gr BT/RL15 powder)

Weatherby Vanguard In 7mm Rem mag . Its not my most expensive rifle but it is the most accurate .

Rem model 600 Mohawk in 243. Short barrel loud bark. Scary accurate.

Remington 700VS in 223 26" heavy varmint barrel 1/4" 5 shot groups all day with the right loads. seems to love the 40 grain V-max and 50 grain Nosler Spitzers.
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My 700 classic in 350 RM I have shot 1.625@ 200 and have shot three series of three @ 200 and had five in under1" at 200. The load I use is 225 TSX @ 2620fps Not bad for a hunting rifle
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My Marlin 336 SC stays under an inch. It was made in 1951, .30-30, and has the smoothest action of all time.

Ric

The most accurate rifle in my locker is a Rem 788 in 22-250. It will place three rounds in .5 inch with pet handloads.
Sure wish they still made these.

I have to say its a toss up between my 204 cz 527 or my Ruger #3 in 30-40 krag. The 204 so far will put 5 into about 3/4 inch at a 100. And the krag will put 3 shots into 3/4 at a 100. Ive got some new loads that Im going to try in the 204 though to see if I can tighten up the groups a little bit

My most accurate rifle, currently owned, is my Kimber Of Oregon M-82 (Series "S") in .22 Hornet. It places a five shot grouping in pratically one hole. I really think it all has to do with it's very light trigger pull and prudent handloads. My Browning .308 A-Bolt "Hunter" come in a very close second it is scary accurate!

Ruger M77 (old roundtop, tang saftey) in 270 Winchester. It will put 5 shots into less than 2" at 300 yards, all day long. This was my first centerfire rifle.

-ktw

SKB2706, I have a shooting bench that's almost a duplicate to yours. Is it homemade too?
Monty - Yes its homemade....I bought the banquet table legs and had to modify the back set to narrow them up a bit. Then I made a raiser to raise the whole table up 2 inches because I'm tall. The top is made of black delrin and is mounted on a subframe. It flexs just enough to conform to the ground. It has to be all weather because I often leave it at the old farmhouse on the pasture.

Thompson Contender in .223 and hand loads, consistent 1/2 MOA. Much harder to accomplish (for me) but just as satisfying is the S&W Model 29 2" at 100 yards.

Dan

I had one of those Contender's back in 77-79. Had a 10 inch 223 barrel and a 10 inch 357 Herritt barrel. I couldn't keep scopes on that 223 or the Herritt for the life of me. Recoil with that short light barrel just was to much for the rings and bases available then. I had the idea of hunting with the 357, but never did. That was up in Alaska and it seemed I always ended up with a rifle in the woods.

I had one of those Contender's back in 77-79. Had a 10 inch 223 barrel and a 10 inch 357 Herritt barrel. I couldn't keep scopes on that 223 or the Herritt for the life of me. Recoil with that short light barrel just was to much for the rings and bases available then. I had the idea of hunting with the 357, but never did. That was up in Alaska and it seemed I always ended up with a rifle in the woods.

I'm using the 15" barrel and fortunately, the quality of scope mounting must have improved....never have had a problem. And my eyes do require a scope for .223 range shots :(

There's lots better mounting solutions now and the 15 inch barrels are heavier which really helps. Those first light Contender barrels were all set up with open sights and scoping handguns was just in it's infancy. Scopes and bases and rings were really not up to the recoil generated by the heavy loads a Contender could generate at the time. We've come a long way in nearly 30 years.

Over the years I've owned a bunch of accurate rifles, Had a solid bottom Mauser action bench gun with a Heart barrel in 222 Remington that I competed with til the then new sleeved action bench guns came along. There was a Sako 223 heavy barrel gun that even with the heavy barrel weighed 8 pounds that was a dinger. I built a 308 Norma mag on a commercial Mauser action with a Hobaugh barrel that loved 180 grain Sierra's and just shot great groups. My Nephew in law has that gun and after he retired from teaching engineering at the University of Idaho he retired to Alaska and is still using it.

I ran a small gunsmith shop and with my FFL I bought and sold lots of gun over those years. Both of the ones mentioned above are long gone along with others that I'd wish I'd kept. Over the years hundreds of handguns and rifles have passed thru the shop. When I got older and shut down the gun business I just kept what I hunted with, though there was always some trading material around and I still like putting up a booth at a local gun show once in a while.

Sure wish I'd kept that old Mauser bench gun, it was a great shooter and for the life of me I can't remember where and to whom it went.

Well guys I'm a little disappointed that no one has mentioned Savage on this thread:confused: Mine is a Mod 12VSS heavy varmint and weighs 13.25 lbs when dressed. It will and in fact did shoot a .552 200 yd group this past Saturday.
I also have a 110 Tactical .308 that will do .5 100 yd groups often. And a 112 in 270 that wil do .75 - 1 " any day.
The best suprise is my 1895 in 45/70, it will often do 1" at 100 yds with prefered loads.
I also have two very dissapointing rifles in my safe, one is a Remington model 7 in 243, 1.75"-2" no matter what load, this thing really pisses me off! The other is a Savage .22 heavy barrel boltaction that will not group for $h!t.

Mine is my new 6.5BRM in the Model 97D. Haven't owned it long enough to know what load will be the best but they are all good so far.

My savages are plenty accurate, just not the most accurate, but they aren't far behind either

Well guys I'm a little disappointed that no one has mentioned Savage on this thread:confused: Mine is a Mod 12VSS heavy varmint and weighs 13.25 lbs when dressed. It will and in fact did shoot a .552 200 yd group this past Saturday.
I also have a 110 Tactical .308 that will do .5 100 yd groups often. And a 112 in 270 that wil do .75 - 1 " any day.

In post #6 I stated a Savage model 12 was the most accurate i own now.

It's a varmint gun but with it's prefered load on paper it will shoot .240's. With 55 VMAX's it's still minute of prarie dog at 400 when I do my job right.

Sorry Monty, I guess you were so far up the list I just forgot your post.

Right now, the most accurate gun at the house is my wifes new 240 Weatherby Magnum. It will shoot consistant 1/4" to 3/8" groups at 200 yards when fired from a bench...

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Our second most accurate gun is a switch barrel Remington 788 in 22 Bench Rest and 6mm Bench Rest. Either barrel will keep 5-shots right at a 1/4" at 100 yards....

A

The most accurate rifle I own is my CZ 22-250. A couple of weeks ago shot 10 rounds at less than an inch at 100 yards. Not too bad for an out the box rifle.

My most accurate is probably my cz 452 fs. It my 50 yard primer removal tool as seen in the avitar. It also has shot a .33 5 shot group at 100 yards. The jury is still out on my centerfires, I need to spend some time with the m70 300 wsm and the 243 forester.

Believe it or not, my most accurate gun is a pistol, it's a TC contender with a 15 inch barrel chambered for the old 25-35 cartridge, with 29 gr of IMR 4320 pushing a nosler 85 gr ballistic tip I get consistant 1/2 to 3/4 inch groups at 100 yards.

I have two, both have demonstrated sub-.5 MOA on many occasions: a) Remington 700 VS (1984) in .308 Winchester, and b) Ruger #1 Sporter, first year of production, in .222 Remington. I own a couple of T/C barrels that are MOA to 150 yards or so, but not quite up to the two rifles mentioned above.

30 06 savage 110 .. before i was not an sure shot .. now im money sure at 3 shot groups into bullseye at 115.. i leave it there as i dont want to fool with a good thing..but it shoots the tight group at 200 ,im just not good enough at the adjustment on an 100 zeroed rifle,,to bullseye shooting 200..i shoot fusion 165 and they dont give them away so my playin gonna have to be mostly 22 from now on.. i m hoping my mark 11 savage 22 will eventually give me what i want in 22 accurracy .. if not i ve already got the bushnell 4by 12 by 50 scope so ill try another..
it will be fun getting an 100 yd accurrate 22,so this is my first try..i passed this little gun a dozen times and it seemed to say im the one ,,each time i passed it up.. hope it wasn t just looking for an home ,an willing to say anything to get it..WHAT you mean you guys don t talk to you guns..
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M1A National Match with a 4x Nikon scope.

.22 match rifle built up from a Marlin 980S action... if I do my part and the wind isn't shifty it'll consistenty shoot around 1/4" at 50 yards and has shot a 50-yard, 5-shot group that measured roughly around .14".

I thoroughly enjoyed reading through this thread.
As for many of you, my most accurate rifle is a .22, a match rifle by FWB. It is way more accurate than I am capable of shooting it. (maybe the question should be "what is the best you have shot from your most accurate gun?") The FWB has produced 10 shot groups of 0.50 inch at 100yds with Federal match ammo.
My most accurate "gun", however, is not a firearm but an air pistol, also a FWB. It comes with a test target that shows a single hole, slightly larger than 0.177" through which five shots have been fired from a machine rest. I have a Free Pistol that may be as accurate but not in my hands.
Pete

Ruger M77 Mark II in .243, not a one holer gun but shoots consistant with a variety of ammo.

I have a Remington M700 in .300 Wby. that shoots 180 grain ballistic tips 5 shots into 3/8 inch at 100 yards all day long. If I were to put a higher power scope with finer crosshairs I'm sure it would do better.

Kudu40

Most of my guns are hunting rifles, and over the years my most accurate was a Sako 75 in 270 Win with a 4.5x14 Leapold on it. With 130 Grain SST's its not only accurate ( lotsa groups with one ragged hole at 110 yards) its consistantly accurate.
Now I am the proud owner of an Ed Brown Damara in 280 Rem. With a 4.5x14 Zeiss Conquest, its as good or better than the 270 with factory Federal 140 grain Nosler Solid base.
These two actually shoot a little better than my 243 Winny's and 223 Rem.
Go figure!

My most accurate gun is a box stock Ruger 77V Mark I in .220 Swift. It's topped with a 6x18 Burris. It goes upper .40's for 5 shots at 100. It has gone mid .10's 3 shots at 100. and it will go sub 3" 3shots at 500m with me at the wheel. I'm sure it shoots better than I do. :o Here it is with a 'yote.
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I've also got an accurized Model 70 Classic Stainless 7-STW with a 6x20 Weaver Grand Slam that is showing tons of promise of being a "ragged-holer". It will ring steel (+/- the size of a legal pad) at 600 yards every time. Here's we are running a few 130 gr. Match Kings downrange at insane speeds. :D
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Pure factory Ruger M77 Mk II in 6.5 x 55 Swede with a cheap Pentax Lightfield 3-9x40 scope.

Day in day out, hot, cold, windy, etc.

Best accuracy by far is with factory Norma 120 BT's.

mudhen

My Ruger M77 MKII .25-06 is by far the most accurate, .333" at 200 yards. Factory barrel, tuned factory trigger and stainless steel bedded action.

My Rem 700 in .204 is a close second, but I keep having scope problems, I'll never buy another BSA scope.

My Ruger M77 MKII .350 Rem Mag is my new project though, I've got a Leupold M8 6x-42 Ballistic Plex scope on it. I just need to get the trigger lightened up a bit and fix the flex in the tip of the fore stock.

My most accurate handgun is my Para Ordnance 16-40 LDA.

I have some custom made rifles and some off the shelf jewels...but by far the most accurate rifle I have is my Husvarna .243. This rifle was made in the 1950s from a model 98 action. For some time the rifle would not shoot without a fifth round flyer. I relieved the barrel and lapped it...It likes Noslers.....and shoots them in one hole at 100 meters. It is a light barrel and it outshoots my 22-250 bull barrelled varmint rifle

Winchester 1885 Hunter in .270 WSM. Typically shoots 1/2 inch groups with 90 grain Sierra varmint bullets.

My Savage Model 12 BVSS-S in .308 is my most accurate, followed by my Ruger #1B in 7mm Rem Mag, with the Ruger#1B that I had rechambered to 30-06 A.I. almost a tie....

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My most accurate is Susanne. She started life as a .25-06 Rem 700 Sendero, but I never was happy with the 25-06. It simply wont do what I want done and was too finicky to work with reloading wise (for accuracy) so I had Susanne's action blue printed, a Shilen 26 inch1:10 match barrell put on, and then I glass bedded the action and worked the trigger. After fire lapping and mounting the scope I get consistent sub-MOA groups in the new 30-06 chambering! Which I am MUCH happier with. I have a love affair with the 30-06 anyway....

Honorable mentions are my 788 in 22-250 and a 22 WMR Marlin that shoots as good as an Anschutz and I have no idea how or why. :p

here is Susie:

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Just caught this thread while surfing this site. My most accurate is my Ruger 10/22 Magnum. It's my favorite squirrel rifle. Best group so far, 5 shots, is .097" at 50 yards using a 4-16 Tasco scope.

1/2" groups at a 100 yards with my Ruger M77 Mark II 300 win mag.

Second is my Winchester Model 70 270 weatherby magnum that shoots 3/4" groups at 100 yards.

the savage is the most precise.. but im thankful to say every gun i have is on the money now an i believe shoots the best i can expect of it..got no excuse to go to the range anymore. except another marlin 60 i picked up today..but i can get it right at home..i guess im being blessed as i never expected to achieve the ability to get these guns any where near as well as ive fared..i can thank many different shooters here an on this forum for sharing thie knowledge..slim

So far its my Ruger M77 MkII .300 Win Mag, folowed by my Savage 14 .325 WSM

I have an Ed Brown Damara in 280 Rem with a 4.5-14 Ziess. Best 100 yd groups all touch.
Followed closely by every Sako I own.

I have an old Remington 600 "Mohawk" in .222 Remington. The worst group it ever shot could still be covered with a nickel. Tuned loads of 19.6 grains of IMR 4198 and flat base spire point match bullets (Berger 52 grain) run typically in the mid 1's to low 2's from it, depending on what kind of shape the shooter is in that day? The gun is as it came straight out of the box. Nothing ever done to it. Not even a trigger.

Ruger M77 .220 Swift semi varmint barrel, same holes if I am shooting as good as it does.

My Remington 700 25-06 for sure, easily within an inch at 200

My most accurate is my Encore in a 22-250. Shooting MOA groups at 200yds. Once I figured out the ballistics, I have not missed a chuck in 2+ years. I have the feeling I have a close runner on my hands in my new 7mm-08 in a Remington 700 boone & crockett. Using factory Federal 140gr accubonds, I was able to punch out sub .75 MOA this past weekend at 100yds. Cannot wait for whitetail season this year!:D

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The most accurate rifle I own is a T/C Encore with a 26 inch barrel in 25-06 and a Sightron SII 3x9x42.

The load is 50.5 gr Reloader 22 and 117 gr Sierra Gameking bullets.

My guns are more accurate than I.

Holy Crap Velocity Addict. That is some fine shooting. Especially since what I am seeing in different powder charges.

Model 700 BBL, 223. 5 shots less than a dime at 100yds.

Mine's a Tikka T3 Lite in 7mm-08. Shoot's way better than I deserve with factory ammo.

Dave

rem. m700, 22-250 rem. in SPS Varmint... shoots .2-.3 groups at 100 yds and just today we had very calm winds here in South Dakota and I shot a 3" group at 600 yds. Also klinking a rock about the size of bowling ball at 1000 yds..... hope the 260 rem i'm building shoots this well!

My 22 cheetah MkII built on a Rem. 600 action with a Brian Pinwell varmint Wt. barrel and McMillen stock. Shoots Swifts and Hornady 75 grs. into a ragged hole.

Hoeram :D

Savage Model 12 Long Range Precision Varminter 1:7 Twist .223

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200 yards < 1/2"

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Custom Ruger 10/22

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25 yards 10 shots 1 hole

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CZ527 Varmint Laminate .223 here. 1 1/2" ten shot groups or less at 300yds when I do my part. I'm shooting it in club benchrest matches in factory class.

Dakota Arms 7mm with Leupold and I can't seem to figure how to post a pic

I have a Savage 111 .270 that regularly shoots sub-half minute. Smallest group so far is .12". Best load has been 60gr Re22, Nosler BT's and CCI200 primer. I use Lee collet neck-sizer dies.

Coming up quickly is my Vanguard Sporter .257wby that was shooting zackly like crap when I bought it. It's been pillar bedded, floated, bore lapped and polished, several loads worked for it....it now shoots .50" @ 112yds, and recently a 3.25"@425yds. Not bad.

HI Guys, my used to be best was Remington CDL 270win. which was less than 1"@100yards.
Now my Savage Model 12 VLF in 204 1/2@100 39gr. BLK H-4895 powder & BR primers.

.240 Weatherby Mag