Once you have the rifle setup, the next step is to select an optic. This allows you to get the setup you want without wasting money on parts that you will immediately remove. MDT, AB Arms, XLR Industries, and many more offer both basic and premium chassis that often use the same furniture as ARs. The perfect Goldilocks option in my opinion is buying a barreled action (barrel and action, no stock) like Howa offers and then selecting your stock/chassis of choice. Others like Howa, Savage, and Bergara are also popular options for those looking to acquire their first precision rifle. The Ruger Precision Rifle brought long range precision in at a new price point packed with features to match. On the other side of the spectrum, you can purchase a ready to go precision rifle from big name manufacturers. Choosing between a stock or a chassis is mostly shooter preference, although some stocks need to be bedded and chassis ergonomics closely resemble AR ergonomics. While there isn't always a compatible fit for every rifle there are tons of options for Remington 700s, Savage Model 10, Ruger American, and Tikka T3x.
Savage rifle build upgrade#
Switching over from a blind box mag to a detachable magazine like the AICS is one of the best reasons to upgrade an older hunting rifle.
Going from a factory hunting stock to a precision stock or chassis is often a simple installation process that in the end offers increased rigidity and adjustability as well as attachment points for bipods or other accessories. The most budget friendly option is to repurpose a rifle that you already have. Whether repurposing older rifles or purchasing turn-key production rifles, you can be putting hits on target at distance in no time. No longer do you need to have a custom rifle built from scratch. With the growth and popularity of long range shooting, there are currently more options than ever before. Setting up a precision rifle does not require a massive investment.
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