PS. Wish I discovered your content sooner and thankful for all your hard work. Thanks for all of your vids and you helped me get my last two rifles with all the choices. Instead of light gun oil, I wouldwipe gun with a rig rag. Base Price: $816.99: Tax: - In Stock: Back in stock . The muzzle break sends recoil back into the rifle which breaks cheap scopes . With plain Jane 55 grain hornady soft points and max listed load of H4895, it shoots 1/4 to 3/8 at 100 yards if I lay off the coffee. It is a three lug 60 deg. Thanks for the videos, they have been great! Is the Sako worth the that premium price though? Im sure a video review by you would certainly help clarify and perhaps sway my views on the Sauer 100s. Hi Jim Looks to me like an Apples to Oranges request. I like the reviews on the CVA but the Bergara is hard to beat, the Terrain Wilderness is the one Im leaning towards. Push it flush with the inside of the trigger guard, and . To this day when I pull that out for fun it still shoots tight groups. Would like a rifle that print a sub MOA with factory ammo. More velocity with the heavier bullets which by the way do not work so well in the 6.5 Creedmore. I dont know if wood and metal rifles are extinct but it looks that way in Scheels. Sign of the times, Im sure you know what Im talking about. Would love to know your thoughts on the Seekins Precision Havak PH2 rifles. For the record the cheapest gun Ive ever owned is a TC compass in 6.5 Creedmoor and it has shot sub MOA with most factory offerings from day one and consistently shoots sub 1/2 moa with handloads. My arms are a bit short and most hunting rifles are just too long for me, length of pull wise. Weighs under 6 lbs. Overall, it seems like a decent gun for the price. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Thank you for your great videos especially on moderately priced optics and arms. I saw you also mentioned something coming at Shotshow but did not see if you talked about this yet. Fierce Reaper I just love it so much. Fancy for an affordable rifle, the Franchi Momentum sports a one-piece, fluted bolt. Hear hear. I purchased a 280 AI in a Mark V Weatherby instead.
Bought a new rifle today.a Franchi | Outdoor Board - TigerDroppings and the weathermark? Your email address will not be published. Just doing a bit of research on the Momentum because the local gun store has a bunch on sale. Have you ever made a review of the Schultz & Larsen rifle? Jim love the reviews and the Channel. Although, I think Vlad is optimistic on price, but you can find a deal. Gun #: 932303293. There really isnt much to complain about on a Bergara B-14. what do you think of it? Those all sound like good options. As you can see I am a gun collector and have not used my 7 mm Mag. Hi Jim, But honestly these are not deal-breakers (or at least I think so). The rings are on a 30mm tube though, which has more surface area pressure from the rings to hold the scope in place. Now I want another one and to get in to some long range and MAYBE some hunting. I was looking at the Tikka for a while but Im not crazy about the slower twist in .30-06. In the end I still believe the 7mm RM is more versatile. Ruger Americans are fantastic. Would love a Tikka, but your notes on them provide the info for not making the cut. Its like saying 300 Blackout isnt as effective as 300 WinMag. A hammer fudged junk barrel that was obviously used. Would love to hear your review and/or thoughts on military surplus and/or rifles you and friends first started on. Hunting rifles per say but not many of the new techno rifles. There are a few really nice ergonomic details that Franchi has implemented on their stocks. The 300 win mag barrel twist is a little slow, but if you arent going to handload, it should shoot up the 200 grain bullets in factory Ammo just fine. Not a Sako to be seen ? My initial impression is that it is a pretty standard budget bolt gun. Since Bergara use a Rem 700 barrel (action and trigger too?) Thoughts? Great review I owned one and sold it. I can be an affiliate for just about any gun brand, so it doesnt impact my recommendations. The reason I like the CVA Cascade over the Ruger American is because it has a much more rigid stock, a better action, and it still comes with a quality barrel.
Review: Franchi Momentum Bolt-Action Rifle - RifleShooter Im extremely satisfied with this rifle, for a hunting rifle. Lets weed out a few rifles I DONT recommend first. Will the new/faster twist rates make a difference to users? I would love a 300 Win Mag. Im holding my breath for the comments section on this post. I have monkey arms so a new stock is in the future for whatever rifle I choose another reason Im trying to keep the price down. unloaded and 46.7 . The Sig Cross: Amazing design after some early quality control issues. It tames the recoil of this 6.6-pound rifle extremely well. can you give me your thoughts on As I completely dislike sporter pencil barrels. under 9 lb 7 mm or 300 w m. Jim, I know you are a fierce fan. Beater rifles go until they cant. It has the accufit system but they did not put it in that rifle I assume its to save weight. Vald, I love me some harbor freight. FRUSTRATING. enough shoulder for secure mounting. Dumped lots of Deer, Black Bear and Moose with it. 7mm mag, 300 Win mag and 30-06. Specifically, I am looking at 300 PRC and .28 Nolser, or 300 Weatherby Magnum. Springfield 2020 Waypoint with a steel barrel, Click here to jump to the section on rifles under $500, Click here to jump to the section on rifles under $850, Click here to jump to the section on rifles under $1,600, Click here to jump to the section on premium rifles, a whole video showing the limitations of the Ruger American, ordering that rifle with a Vortex Crossfire II scope on it, Watch my full review of the Springfield 2020 Waypoint, Guaranteed accuracy of 3/4 MOA. Did you pick up the Seekins?
Momentum Elite - Franchi Firearms | Franchi Shotguns and Rifles The CVA Cascade is an exceptional rifle for the price. Would love to see your review on the Australian built Lithgow if you havent fired one yet I am sure you will be blown away by it in build quality, accuracy and value considering we are paying $900 for rifles worth $350 in America. The Tikka action is by far the best in this price point because it cycles ammo perfectly, has a silky smooth bolt slide and is manufactured to a high tolerance so every last one I pick up feels just as good as the one next to it. The SIG Cross would be a best second choice. A friend texted me last week and said he had a $750 budget for a first hunting rifle and asked me what he should buy. I dont own one.
How Franchi Redesigned the Momentum Elite - The National Interest Your email address will not be published. . Mr. Harmer, I really appreciate your reviews on the Sig Cross and Waypoint. Id pick the CVA Cascade from that group. Capacity: 4+1 It doesnt handle recoil well because of the stock design. Why no ones talk about the sakos in the states?? He recommended a wildcat round, 7 mm SAW. I havent heard you talk much about the Seekins rifles, any thoughts on them? I do like the Weatherby rifles as well as Tikkas. It weighs a little heavy per the stats, Ill admit but at that price point, its very hard to ignore especially since lightweight after-market chassis can cost as much as the base model B-14, Rem 700, Tikka T3, etc. Things happen and every animal is different, but I feel like its my duty to show that respect. Its a great rifle for heavier cartridges. Keep up the great work. Torn between CVA cascade or bergara b14 ridge in 7mm-08. The Sig Cross has really become one of my favorite guns to shoot. I also have ignored the Winchester M70 for exactly the reason you mentioned. Hi Jim, Its an EXCELLENT do-all caliber. You are using an out of date browser. The deciding factor for me was the trigger, and that 3 of my buddies shoot the Savage. At present time i run Sakos and Blaser. I heard you mention a good handload that worked well with this 18\ barrel. Ive been looking at the varment line in a 6.5 cm. I am over 50 now an i have owned and hunted 21 different rifles, that will be all brands from Rem 700, Browning , tikka, several Blasers and Sakos, Heym and some more. Available in: 6.5 Creedmoor, .308 Win, 277 Sig Fury. I have a Sears gun with an FN Action and a deluxe hand checkered walnut stock (real hand checkering not junk machine cut checkering) in .270 caliber and I paid $300 for it used. Everyone else says so but I figured Id ask. I own a 6.5-.300 Wby and reload my own ammo. I hear a lot of people liking the Seekins Havak, but it just hasnt grabbed me. Problem with the Savage 110 ultralight is the plastic magazine. One issue that has come up with all three of their guns is having to check and tighten the front and rear action assembly screws. Two shots were thrown right out of the group and the barrel was not yet even very warm. Hello Jim, I recall in a vid you talked about hunting with Mosin Nagans, the Russian 30.06! Fierce rifles are accurate, built well, look great, come with good triggers, and feed perfectly. Cries racism when pointed out that is an idiot. Even on safe, the bolt can be manipulated to chamber or eject a round. Its a good option for light cartridges, but the light weight and stock design dont make for a good match on heavy cartridges. I mean, this is one heck of a tight group! The trigger is heavy, but thats true on the Browning XBolts as well. Also would be cool to see you do a semi-custom rifle (Bighorn action, prefit barrel, Ag composites stock, trigger tech, etc.) Saving a penny by not buying grease and oil costs you hundreds of dollars in rust repair. The stock is not very rigid, the butt pad is too stiff, and the stock geometry is only acceptable. I took it back to Scheels and the guys said its the second time someone has brought one back with that issue in a week. I have been considering the Winchester xpr spotter (walnut stock) in 308 Win. I am about ready to purchase the Springfield Waypoint 2020 in 6.5 prc then, i see the Proof Elevation MTR is offered in a 7prc, as is the Rival in a 7prc Do you know a lot about rifles. It is so fun to shoot and is extremely accurate! I am not sure, or saying one is better than the other, but that was something that bothered me. I have found the majority of shooters have a herd mentality and always believe that the latest is the greatest. I like the action of the Howa better but the Proof barrel on the Savage. Hi Jim, Never fired, sold it for 600). In regards to the Howa 1500 I got one in 300 PRC, it had a Houge stock, I installed a Bell & Carlson, put a Konos M30 on top and got a group the size of a 50 cent piece at a 100 yards. Every Weatherby Ive ever shot has been exceptionally accurate and well-built. Great rifle. I was unaware of the QC issues with the Cross. Jeremy strives to collect objective data whenever possible, and looks to write accurate reviews that reflect the true user experience. Its the classic , its The One , its stood the test of time , its been around longer than the rest and will still be here long after these other rifles have fallen out of fashion. Im giving the Momentum an extra star above average for the polished, fluted bolt and all the checkered ergonomic areas on the stock that fancy it up a bit. Highly recommended. I want to buy a new rifle in 30-06. Curious to hear your thoughts/experience with it. Keep them coming! I just dont shoot the Weatherby as well as I used to, and even reloading is expensive enough I dont do much plinking with it. Accurate, lightweight, and comfortable with a great trigger, its a solid choice to fill your freezer this season.
Gun Review: Franchi Momentum Rifle in .308 Win Its great out to about 400. As a side note, I have a Sako 85 from Cabelas. I can stretch the budget to a Browning if I have to, but the Winchester XPR is more in my price range. I have the 2020 waypoint. Wondering your opinion on those I understand theyre not hunting rifles I just thought you would enjoy those rigles as I do. I havent seen you review any CZ rifle, any cause un particular? Hey Jim! Great info on the ins and outs of shooting and the rifle reviews. Performance is really good. Thats unfortunate because theyre chamberimg it in 7PRC. I got it in 6.5 creedmoor for deer hunting. I know I have expediencies it. Franchi, the well-known maker of fine and affordable shotguns, unveiled an updated bolt gun in its Momentum Elite. P.S. I think many of us started on something like that, dads old rifle or grandpas. I was about to buy a Christenson Arms rifle but you and a few others have commented about the quality. When will you be putting the Seekins HAVAK PH2 through its paces? I own 30-06, i own a 300 win mag , now never pull anything out but the 300 win mag , it is a Browning A bolt with the belly clip , has the sweet spot muzzle break ,that takes care of half of the recoil and have the Remington butt pad . Sako has major problems with there stocks , I have owned several finnlight 85s and the stock will get sticky , Its not if its when , Sako will not do anything about this issue , They blame it on det in insect spray , I had one still in the box that got sticky and they didnt have an answer for that , You can read about this issue online its everywhere , Browning took care of this problem when they had this issue , I will never buy another sako for this reason , Do your research before buying one. I agree! Im looking for a 7mm-08 in a left handed model. Base Price: $789.99: Tax: - In Stock: kygunco.com Buy. Is it like the other cheap stocks you mentioned The other option is the Springfield 2020 Waypoint. Im looking at my first hunter and precision rifle that I can take to the range once a month and go on 2 or 3 hunting trips per year (pig/deer) mostly in California or surrounding states. An innovative modern design with folding buttstock, pistol grip. Jim, Store. In the video below, I review the Fierce Rogue and show what I like/dislike about the Fierce Rogue.
NRA Gun Of The Week: Franchi USA Momentum Elite Varmint Italians know firearms and so do the Finns. No doubt, it has s lot to offer. Made in Italy? I\ve been looking at a lot of your reviews and videos and am wondering if 7mm rem mag might be the best option for a cartridge. Quality control issues, Im about to send it BACK in for a 2nd time for them to figure out why its damn near impossible to open or close the bolt after a few shots. stock not sticky yet? People harp on me for recommending the Weatherby Vanguard because its essentially the same thing as a Howa 1500, but costs more money. Im well aware that there is stiff competition in the semi-custom rifle category. Some people get a good one, others get a lemon. Jan 18, 2020 #3 C clockworkgator Great Content.
Browning X-Bolt vs Tikka T3/x - M*CARBO JavaScript is disabled. Its for my 3 teenage daughters (all first year deer tag draws) . Thats a nice collection. The Tikka T3 features a standard box 3 round magazine but certain models come with a 4 round magazine. They do have a more expensive option for a titanium action that is even lighter, but I feel the titanium actions just arent as smooth in the hand. I knew an unknown secret that they did not know, its called grease and oil. That one is on my radar and Id love to hear your thoughts on it. I did go looking for the reloading equipment you mentioned and more on acquiring lowers ahead of time, yet unable to find. Is there a far better option for the money? Ultimately it still looks and feels like an inexpensive, plastic stock that youd expect to find on a budget hunting rifle. A 60 degree bolt lift that makes second fast shots from the shoulder a complete impossibility. Why I Picked These Three Rifles Over the Competition. Hello Jim. I wanted to get a Bolt Action rifle for hunting and also had always wanted an AR style rifle too. Im considering a modern Win 70 as well. It can be tough to watch all the individual reviews of rifles that I do on Youtube and get a sense for where each rifle stacks up on the Jim Scale, so in this post, Ill give it to you straight. Model 70s and tons and tons of various 98 Mauser rifles ranging from converted low cost military guns to commercial Mausers that cost thousands. Thanks. What do you think of the weight of the gun compared to some of these lightweight carbon stocks? Can you review the spring kit for the factory trigger? Suppressors are DEFINITELY the future, so I wouldnt buy a non-threaded barrel anymore. Anyway, sorry but I dont have much experience with it. The stock is among the best I have ever used, its reasonably lightweight, excellent on accuracy, and the manufacturing quality is reliable. Hello Jim, great article. I want your opinion on there trigger system. This ammo is usually an average accuracy performer for me, but dang did the Franchi shoot it well. Thanks, I have looked all over and cant find out much about these. Hello I love your videos and your reviews the only comment I have is that the savage 110 ultralite does not have the accustock. Optional Features TSA Recoil Pads TSA recoil pads for LOP adjustment. I have Burris rings for a Tikka T3 base which are basically the same as the Zee rings. Along with the detail you put into your reviews of new ammo like the 6.5 and now 7 PRC. i will say that if someone ever makes an after market "classic" stock for it, i'll dump the plastic factory one. Jim- Have you tested/reviewed any of the Sauer 100 rifles? when buying a boltaction rifle to be used for hunting,do you prefer a safety that locks the bolt down,or one that allows you to work the action.I prefer the type that locks the bolt. All in 7mm Rem Mag of course . (I\m in Denver and could use a road trip). I cannot give a better example than that. I actually ordered a CVA cascade first, in .308, but changed my mind and returned it and bought the Franchi. Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. I have been looking at the Browning BAR for years, its a great gun, but I would really like to have an AR format. It would also handle bigger calibers MUCH better than the Cross. The Momentum loved Armscors 168 grain FMJs, though. Again one star better than average in this category, but it still leaves plenty of room for improvement. Franchi designs some very good scatter guns, and this is their first rifle attempt. I would love to hear you critique rifle makers that offer nothing left handed in their main lines. To wit: 1. I am looking for an all purpose dependable rifle to handle more than one role. It and the Fierce Rogue are tight competitors. Ive owned a Lupo chambered in 30-06 for several months now. Im really interested in them but can hardly find a proper review of them. If youre into Italian and youre into affordable, but you still want some Ferrari performance at the Fiat price, Franchis Momentum delivers the goods. I bought a Tikka M550 in 308 while stationed in Germany back in 1984. I really love your channel. Jim, after watching the review of your Rival I wanted you to know I had the same problems with mine. The trigger however appears to be decent and I like the one piece bolt but I think the internal magazine is a deal breaker for me. 2. have a metal finish at the trigger-guard, So how do you choose between them? Going to take the plungedeep. Second is the on top the receiver scope mounts are based on Savage Accutrigger not Remington. He lives outside of Austin, TX. Cheers. I could go for a more grabby grip myself, but the Momentums checkering is certainly sufficient. The Tikka Superlite 7RM is my dedicated high country rifle, weighing in at 7.1 lbs scoped. I love it. Yeah, the Reaper is pretty awesome. Some day Ill give one a more fair look. In my mind, there are only two good options in the sub-$500 price point: (1) The CVA Cascade, and (2) The Ruger American and preferably the Predator version. The Winchester Model 70 should be the rifle you compare all the others too. You have my general answer, but below Ill provide more detail and reasoning for those selections, as well as some rifles not to pick. What would you like to know? Copyright 2000-2023 24hourcampfire.com, Inc. All Rights Reserved. I ended up buying a Bergara Mountain 2.0, which checked all the boxes for me as a hunting rifle. Server Time: 2023-01-16 08:20:56 UTC I figured I could get an AR rifle with Sub MOA accuracy that could maybe hit 2 birds with 1 stone. Thanks. I am stuck between the tikka t3x and the Bergara b14. Premium recoil pad, pic rail, fluted barrel, muzzle breakMOA guaranteed accuracy like the Tikka. i have a momentum in .308. stock looks a bit odd, but handles my frame very well. Interested in loading this cartridge. My concern is that with your test, the vanguard with a #2 profile barrel threw shot #5 basically everytime. Probably going to be the Waypoint. You mentioned the cheap filling stock. It is their lowest entry point to their rifles but looks interesting. This gun is for actually hunting in adverse conditions and not worrying about scratching it or damage. Ive never shot one that couldnt achieve a 1 group at 100 yards. He missed the entire point of the product to rant about what great deals can be had on old guns. keep on the good work and excuse my poor englis. Im down to the Savage 110 Ultralite and the Christensen Ridgeline. And outside chance of a Bergara HMR or sauer 100 Pantera. Theres also the option of ordering that rifle with a Vortex Crossfire II scope on it. I wish more gun writers would be as informative. Its like comparing a Kia against a BMW. If you want a wood stock, metal parts, and nice bluing, feel free to spend an extra $300 or more on a Ruger Hawkeye or similar. Overall Length: 42.3 inches My 2 favorite calibers are 270( I have 6 of them) and 300H&H ( one pre 64 Winchester Model 70 and one Cooper). Thanks and keep up the great content! My mossberg patriot shoots like a custom rifle. Do you have any other recommendations or would you like to sell the Savage? COPYRIGHT 2021, THETRUTHABOUTGUNS.COM. I am between a Bergara B-14 Hunter and the Weatherby Vanguard. Get one , in 30-06 for the purest experience , and youll be convinced ! However, Ruger American rifles are not perfect. I watched each individual rifles review from you and the best option under $350, but I would like to hear your feedback from either a new video or just through here about which of the 3 rifles you think is the best in that category since you havent put them head to head in that category. LOL. Jim, Amway if anyone has one opinions please. Just my two cents, but would love to hear an honest review of these rifles. Review: Franchi Momentum .308 Winchester. Unsurprisingly, the Momentum is equipped with a synthetic stock. The new Elite versions now feature detachable box magazines, Cerakote metal finishes and stocks wearing popular camo patterns. I have been looking for a carbon barrel rifle in a .308 due to ammo availability. Hello Jim, Your videos and information are amazing. This post contains affiliate links to help monetize this site. But the biggest difference is that Franchi is hoping to sell rifles, and theyll sell 90, 6.5 Creeds for every 6.555 they sell , quoteBut the biggest difference is that Franchi is hoping to sell rifles, and theyll sell 90, 6.5 Creeds for every 6.555 they sell quote. Again a super nice old world crafted gun anyone would be proud to own and show off to friends. Thank you. Watch my review here. Nor do my groups appear to be outliers for the Momentum. In this day and age, there is really no reason to not have a removable magazine that you could top load also. Customization * * * * I just purchased a Rival this week. And the thought of upgrades on a new rifle seems stupid to me. #1. Have you had a chance to look over or review the Savage Impulse? The action is a little sticky at the back because its a 2-lug so theres a little play at the back if you arent pushing straight.
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