Videos tagged with MOA Guarantee

This review provides an update on the Sako 90 Peak and Finnlight rifles, detailing persistent accuracy issues and feeding/ejection problems. Despite attempts to troubleshoot by adjusting torque settings and swapping magazines, the rifles failed to consistently achieve their advertised MOA guarantee. The reviewer expresses disappointment, particularly with the Peak model purchased personally, and notes that Beretta is working to resolve the issues.

The Sako 90 Finnlight in .308 Winchester is reviewed, highlighting its lightweight design (3.2 kg / 7.1 lb) and OD green stock with soft-touch grips. While the action and trigger are praised, accuracy testing revealed only one ammunition type (Sako 162 grain Blade) met the MOA guarantee. A significant concern was inconsistent ejection across various ammunition types, impacting confidence for hunting scenarios.

This review of the Sako 90 Peak in .308 Winchester highlights its lightweight design (2.6 kg / 5.7 lb), making it suitable for long hunts. While the rifle offers features like a cold hammer-forged barrel, adjustable trigger, and Picatinny rail, the reviewer expresses disappointment with inconsistent accuracy and feeding issues, particularly with certain Sako ammunition. The rifle is compared to the Model 85, noting improvements in bolt cycling smoothness and reduced lock time, though these were not subjectively noticeable to the reviewer.

This review of the Weatherby Vanguard "Stainless" .300 Win Mag rifle highlights its features, including a 26-inch cold hammer-forged stainless steel barrel with a 1:10 twist rate, a Weatherby Accu-Brake, and a synthetic stock. Accuracy testing demonstrated the rifle's potential, achieving 0.6 inches for three shots at 100 yards with 180-grain Federal Premium Trophy Bonded Tip ammunition, meeting the manufacturer's MOA guarantee. The review notes the rifle's adjustable two-stage match trigger, which broke at 2.5 pounds, and its internal three-round magazine. While praising its functionality and accuracy potential, the reviewer suggests the included scope is better suited for long-range precision than hunting and notes the barrel heats up quickly due to its thin profile.

This review of the Ballistic Advantage Hanson Performance Series 16" Mid Length Barrel highlights its accuracy potential, achieving sub-MOA groups with factory ammunition. The barrel features a continuous taper profile for improved weight distribution, a nitride finish for durability and corrosion resistance, and M4 feed ramps for reliable feeding. It's presented as a high-value option for AR-15 builds seeking accuracy and performance.

The Mauser M18, launched at SHOT Show 2018, is presented as a budget-friendly bolt-action rifle. Key features include a three-lug bolt, a three-position safety, a cold hammer-forged barrel, and an adjustable trigger ranging from 2.2 to 4 lbs. It boasts a synthetic stock with a rubber insert for enhanced grip, especially in damp conditions, and comes with a detachable magazine. The rifle is guaranteed MOA accuracy and is available in several standard and magnum calibers.

This review by Ozzie provides an expert look at the Sako 85 Hunter in .223 Rem, detailing its features, craftsmanship, and performance. The video highlights the rifle's lightweight design, adjustable trigger, controlled feed action, and Sako's MOA accuracy guarantee. It includes a systematic test of five different .223 Rem ammunition types, showcasing group sizes and comparing them against the guarantee. The assessment emphasizes the Sako 85's premium status and suitability for discerning hunters.

This review of the Sako 85 Black Bear in .308 Winchester highlights its premium hunting rifle features, including its cold hammer-forged barrel, adjustable trigger, and controlled cartridge feed action. The reviewer tests its accuracy with various hunting ammunition, ultimately achieving the manufacturer's MOA guarantee with specific loads. The rifle is presented as a high-quality, albeit expensive, option for serious hunters.

This video reviews the Thompson Center Compass rifle, a budget-friendly option for new shooters. The description highlights its 3-shot MOA guarantee at 100 yards when using premium ammunition like Hornady ELD-X 178gr, achieving a .7-inch group. The reviewer notes the rifle's flawless function, making it an accessible entry point into the shooting sports for those on a budget.

This video focuses on Ballistic Advantage barrels, highlighting their quality and affordability, with QPQ coated options starting around $140 and including a Minute of Angle (MOA) guarantee. The description also thanks Ventura Munitions for their support and directs viewers to Proxibid to bid on firearms. The content appears to be a review or showcase of these specific firearm components, presented at SHOT 2017.