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Got to handle that previously discussed tactical lever gun. Absolutely the sloppiest, roughest, poorly built gun I've handled in years. I'm talking a 1st class pile of shit. I'm a gun snob, but I tried to look at it through reasonable eyes and I was still disguisted.

I have this gun crankin em out way faster then most mags will ever spit a bullet. Its kickin out a 120 gr bullet at somewhere right around 3740 fps. Another 500-1000 rounds out of it and I should start to see it go downhill

Some do shoot, but don't count on it when buying one. It's ashame really because otherwise they are top notch rifles. I took one to smith/builder one time to see if he would true the action for me among a few other tweaks in hopes that it would help the gun shoot. I wasnt willing to give up on...

I've worked to make a lot of rugers shoot well. Only one or 2 performed. I've even spent time on the phone with ruger trying to have a rifle rebarrelled by them. They're policy is that if it shoots 5" or better at 100 yards then it meets their standard. As far as ruger rifles shooting like crap...

Unless ruger has contracted a new barrel maker I would run away from that gun. I've spent a lot of time and money trying to make ruger rifles shoot and only once was I successful. While I love rugers, their barrels are known across the land to be the worst in the business.

Almost all 6.5mm configurations are super performers though.

What has caught my attention a lot over time is that calibers of fame in Europe have often struggled to find a following here in the states. I can't speak for vice versa. The first of which that comes to mind is the 6.5x55 Swede. I wonder if its the metric vs standard that keeps them in the dark...

I don't get into this tactical stuff. I can't say I remember having any wars in the streets of my community recently. I love guns, and if need be, is use one to save my life, but in that case, any gun will work. A monkeyed up centerfire rifle, set up for tactical use, just doesn't make a bit of...