Oh and pink, I shot the guy's sig 228. THE THING WAS GODDAMN BUTTER. Even compared to my just-as-expensive H&K P30. It was an absolutely amazing weapon, may as well have been shooting a .22 with the recoil I felt.

Yeah, it's SWEET, my ex sold it, and I want it again. Most durable gun ever as well as easy as hell to shoot and very accurate. My groupings were GREAT.

I literally picked the thing up, barely did anything to prepare (havent shot my pistol in over 3 weeks), and shot an amazing group. It is F*CKIN melted butter.

Also shot the guy's kel-tek conceal pistol. The thing is complete and total shit, and he dropped 300 bux on it. Double action only, trigger pull is at least 12 pounds, probably closer to 15, and the travel on that trigger is like a full inch. RIDICULOUSLY BAD.

Guess you get what you pay for.

F*CKING gun arguments, NICE!


I won't even chime in.

Savage makes one fine rifle. I wouldn't get into reloading just yet, unless you have the money. It would take you nearly a year of shooting all the time to start saving money. If you are looking to improve/adjust ballistics then reloading is your deal. I wanted to start reloading this year simply because of how much money I spend on ammo every month. Last weekend I personally went through 500 rounds of .45, 1,000 rounds of 7.62X39 and a few hundred 12 gauge slugs. It was an expensive weekend, but fun.


I love shooting steel at long ranges with large caliber. If you have access to a 300 or 500 yard range take advantage of if, you won't regret it.

I have access to a 1000 yd range. My gun club is the home of Team Savage factory team :D

Actually it used to have shelfs full of em(behing the sporting goods counter) But now in most states they have stopped.