Great choice in rifles!
I have had my Weatherby Mark V 30-06 for 19 years. I hand load for it and it is a solid .75 to 1 moa rifle. I can at times get a phenomenal .25" five shot grouping if all conditions are right and lay off the caffeine prior to shooting. But it is a real solid rifle and it has an adjustable trigger.
I also have a Sako 75 in .300 Weatherby Magnum. This is a beautiful rifle with beautiful wood. A bit heavy but is built as sturdy as they come. A really classy rifle and high quality. My handloads are able to also group .75 to 1 moa. Depending on the bullet. Sakos I find is really accurate when loaded at near max loads. I have on few occasions able to do a 3 shot group that can measure around .20" from a cold clean barrel.
These two choices are as good as you are gonna get for a working mans rifle. Fine quality and really nice to hold and look at.
I have had my Weatherby Mark V 30-06 for 19 years. I hand load for it and it is a solid .75 to 1 moa rifle. I can at times get a phenomenal .25" five shot grouping if all conditions are right and lay off the caffeine prior to shooting. But it is a real solid rifle and it has an adjustable trigger.
I also have a Sako 75 in .300 Weatherby Magnum. This is a beautiful rifle with beautiful wood. A bit heavy but is built as sturdy as they come. A really classy rifle and high quality. My handloads are able to also group .75 to 1 moa. Depending on the bullet. Sakos I find is really accurate when loaded at near max loads. I have on few occasions able to do a 3 shot group that can measure around .20" from a cold clean barrel.
These two choices are as good as you are gonna get for a working mans rifle. Fine quality and really nice to hold and look at.