Lots of good reviews on these. Are they as good as they say? Are they of quality build? Are they moa accurate? How's the trigger?
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They're definitely a quality build and I'm SO happy Winny is finally back to a controlled feed action. The MOA trigger feels really good although I don't own one. I'm not a big featherweight fan because I don't like the whippey nature of those thin barrels. I'm more of a sporter or super grade guy. The featherweights are sure good looking, though. They're not all the same so shop around and find one with particularly good wood and uniform bluing; paying particular attention to the bolt, that it has the same look as the barrel. I don't think I'd buy one online because I'd want to inspect it first.
I think most of them would shoot MOA with the right load. Again, I think a heavier barrel contour would improve your odds of increased accuracy.
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Good info. Thanks. The super grades look nice!!Comment
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I;ve got one I've had for probably 15 years in .22-250 and it shoots MOA for 3 shots before the groups start to open up. But, since it is a "pigs only" rifle used at night at lighted feeders no problem. Only shot 3 times at pigs once---and killed all 3 of them.Comment
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