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The Howa i bought for $275 shot sub-moa. The Springfield Waypoint carbon barrel carbon stock gun is bought last month just went back to Springfield today on an RMA because it wouldn't shoot less than 1.25moa. They are guaranteed at .75. Honestly I have heard alot of suspect things about CA. I hope they are getting it figured out, but honestly every time I see one on the used rack, I just assume it was one of the ones that won't shoot, so they got traded in.

I have shot 3 different Howa/Weatherby Vanguards over the years. All base models, and all fully capable of sub-moa. My 257 Weatherby was a legit .75moa gun, and the 300 Roy was too after the muzzle brake. They had the old factory single stage triggers too. The 3rd one was a 6.5x55 that sat on the shelf at Sportsman's so long I bought it new for $275. Guess what. Sub-moa all day. I really wish Howa would put just a little more effort into making some. Mid tier type stuff and I think they could really cause some waves in the lower to mid-tier factory rifle market.

What part of town is he in? I am a wholesaler, so I work in the industry and can probably at least refer people who are going to do good work and not totally screw him.

I second this. I have known him for years and he is a customer and friend of mine. I sell him air conditioning equipment.

I'll take it. I am in Peoria near arrowhead mall. I will send you a PM.

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Top, prices are obo. Just don't low ball please.

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We have a Traeger that we have used for at least 6 years. Really enjoy it, but it could also be better. We almost bought a Yoder but they are not cheap. When the traeger dies though, the modern will be back at the front of the line.

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