Savage MSR 10 Review-Nutnfancy (w/TacDoodle)

Published on August 9, 2017
Duration: 26:25

This review provides a critical assessment of the Savage MSR 10 Hunter, focusing on its trigger and furniture. Nutnfancy, an experienced reviewer, highlights specific issues with the Blackhawk 'Blaze' trigger, deeming it inferior to competitors, and notes a component failure with the Blackhawk Axiom stock during testing. The review emphasizes the importance of evaluating these components for overall rifle performance and value.

Quick Summary

The Savage MSR 10 Hunter review highlights significant criticisms regarding its Blackhawk 'Blaze' trigger, deemed inferior to competitors, and durability concerns with the Blackhawk Axiom stock after a component failure. Accuracy was inconsistent, varying widely with ammunition type.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction and Context
  2. 02:36Model Overview and Marketing
  3. 04:59MSR 10 Long Range Specs
  4. 05:36Muzzle Device and Recoil
  5. 06:37Barrel and Gas System
  6. 08:31Handguard and Receivers
  7. 10:56Trigger and Controls
  8. 12:09Furniture and Stock Issues
  9. 14:31Reliability and Accuracy
  10. 19:42Final Assessment

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the main criticisms of the Savage MSR 10 Hunter's trigger and stock?

The review highlights the Blackhawk 'Blaze' trigger as inferior to competitors like the S&W M&P 10's stock trigger. Additionally, a component of the Blackhawk Axiom stock detached during testing, raising durability concerns.

How does the Savage MSR 10 Hunter perform in terms of accuracy?

Accuracy was found to be inconsistent, with group sizes varying significantly depending on the ammunition used. While some loads achieved 1.5 MOA, others opened up to 6 MOA, suggesting the barrel is sensitive to ammunition choice.

What are the key specifications for the Savage MSR 10 Hunter and Long Range models?

The Hunter model features a 16 1/8-inch barrel, weighs 7.8 lbs, and is chambered in .308 Win / 6.5 Creedmoor with a 20-round capacity, MSRP $1,481. The Long Range has a 20-inch barrel, weighs 10 lbs, MSRP $2,284.

Is the Savage MSR 10 Hunter recommended over competitors like the S&W M&P 10?

The reviewer suggests it's a 'maybe' buy. While it has strong features like forged receivers and an adjustable gas block, the inconsistent accuracy and mediocre trigger make it less compelling than the M&P 10 for some users.

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