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I knew from the target that group was done with iron sights -- not too many old milsurps (or newly-made scoped rifles with an "average Joe" deer hunter pulling the trigger) can do any better!
Now you just need to get a few, um, "accessories"...
Me and Swedish m38-b WWII Uniform (Medium).jpg
By the way, my 2 Swedes (a Winch Mdl 70 Featherweight, and an original m/38b from WWII era) do their best with Hornady's 129 gr spitzer; it's a great compromise between the 120s and 140s.
Tight groups!
Old No7
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I had the 96 Swede ...That old Swede was the most accurate and easiest to load for rifle I ever got my hands on. Never thought an open sighted rifle with the 29 inch barrel, a one inch striker fall would be capable of sub MOA 100yd bench rested groups!( IMR 4350/Sierra Pro Hunter120 gainers)
On metal critters: 120s for chicken slapping and 140s for the 500m Rams a treat.
"IT IS MY OPINION, AND I AM CORRECT SO DON'T ARGUE, THE 99 SAVAGE IS THE FINEST RIFLE EVER MADE IN AMERICA."
WIL TERRY