Best BUDGET 30-06 Rifle? Mossberg Patriot, Howa 1500, Savage 110 Trail Hunter, CZ 600

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[@RonSpomerOutdoors]

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[@The-Yotesmith]

On the CZ, if it is a true rear crossbolt, that is designed to brace the mag box.

[@beckd02]

I have a Savage model 110-E that my dad bought for me in 1985. Heavy trigger but consistent. Heavy rifle too. My brother had a beautiful Ruger model 77. Both chambered in 30-06. I always had better groups than my brother. We had some fun competitions. We deer hunted in the mountains of WV. I was young so the weight of that 110 never bothered me. Great old rifle that still shoots amazingly well. Sadly, my brother passed away 1.5 years ago. Enjoy your time while you have it fellas, you never know when things will change! Make those memories!!

[@jfess1911]

Those bullets hit a bunch of mosquitos and got deflected! That's my story and I'm stickin' to it!

[@eriksforestryvision8751]

Would be interesting to see if things like that would make a noticeable reflection at 400 yards etc

[@stevemiller.]

​@@eriksforestryvision8751I read erection the first time I saw the comment😂

[@CPM_1975]

You should include a Tikka T3x in your review.

[@mikerobinson6606]

I'll bet that one is coming tomorrow.

[@rodgunn2621]

They don't want half inch groups

[@rodgerthackeray7978]

Yes, and a Bergara B14.

[@rosshill2565]

Yeah they went to 1,200 and about 1000 dollars. Tikka and Bagara are in that range some tikkas run $600 or so on sale. So yes, though I do not own either.

[@tolesy00]

That CZ must be the grade a wood. The standard American retails for $750ish.

[@afields1002]

FYI, the CZ 600 American retails around 750-800, much less than the MSRP quoted. I have one in 30-06 and I love it. You can leave magazine in locked position and load it like a blind mag from the top. I don’t think there is another rifle in that price point that looks so good or ticks so many boxes.

[@noahhorinek]

There's a higher grade version they might have been quoting.

[@Wheelchair-bear]

The 600 Alpha is even less, around $590, I have a Lux, Alpha and a Range. They all shoot under 1 moa at 100 yards. The Range (6mm creedmoor) , shoots 5 shots under 1/2 moa, CZ's Guarantee claim, is it will shoot 5 shots under 3/4 MOA at 100 m with match ammo., I was using federal match . I think they had the MSRP of the Range, it's more of a bench gun. I was a little frustrated when they couldn't figure out the safety, especially when Ron said, "we got to take the stock off and fix it"; I'm glad they figured it out.

[@georgemcateer2854]

CZ rocks...have have the ergo....trigger is great...Tikka way over rated

[@tripplebeards3427]

More 30-06 videos!!! Yeah baby Yeah!!!

[@paulsouth4794]

No Rem 783 .. love mine, shoots anything I feed it

[@Matt-vb2jo]

I love the 30-06. Different strokes for different folks.

[@itllkeal]

Jack of all trades from barking squirrels to dropping elephants. It's all in the loads

[@charliedelta1136]

Hmu:)

[@kevinstich7603]

I have three of them

[@Antihero-4132]

I'm just now looking to get my first one debating on what brand...for sure not savage 😂

[@rumtumdrumr3922]

Well done guys!

[@Master_Yoda1990]

I bought a Remington 783 30-06 a couple years back for around $350, i love the AccuTrigger on it, its an accurate rifle. The only things I would change on the rifle is replace the injection molded stock and the scope, although the scope isn't really that bad. The trigger came set at 2 1/2 pounds.

[@jeffreybean5363]

I own a Savage Axis in 30-06 just love it..

[@kenegerton7512]

Yeah, Savage,..inexpensive, not that pretty and it drives nails . And any dummy can change a barrel on one of those.

[@calebh2642]

Winchester xpr is a good budget gun as well

[@turdferguson2839]

That CZ is beautiful but the savage seems to be the best overall, you can buy the Savage and a nice scope for the price of just the CZ but that CZ sure looks good.

[@kerryfalls3292]

Ron Spomer is “the man”! Always a pleasure to gain some insight from your videos!! Even my wife has her commentaries when I watch your videos! Hahahaha, really enjoy listening and learning from your years of experience!!! Thanks as always 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@lintonduren7377]

Skeeters for a couple weeks a year . South Ga we have them almost constantly. Almost year round

[@bobkat1663]

Ron, a lot of the rifles like 180 - 220 grain. for some reason, also flat base bullets work well, which I believe those were all boat tails. Great Show.

[@rosshill2565]

Mine like 165/168 grains. With H4350 and Reloader 16 my groups are 3/4 inch and run 2930-2950 range (Rifle was built for my Grandfather back in early 1970's so 3/4 groups then was a very good Rifle and it was and still is).

[@johnmorganjr769]

Perfect rig 👍💯

[@christopherbishop4927]

Honestly, I love this format, I would love to see more calibers. Probably run a popular MAGNUM next aye?

[@upnorthhavingfun6619]

My Savage axis quarter size at 300 yards I have many axis they're great field rifles. I buy because 350 bucks for a usable scope and rifle. I don't worry about getting them wet or scratches it's a field rifle.

[@prostar505]

i have a Savage Axis 30-06 with a Riton Primal 1 4x16 optic 600$ inv4ested [bought new] ana performs great

[@childoftruth1738]

Got a BCA 243 chromed spiral 20in barrel, fit and finish are second to none. Haven't shot her yet, but im sure i call reload a magic round that will make it a grouper. Cost 600, with mags and tax was 713. I'm dieing to see how accurate it is.

[@Westcoast_LIFE]

I'm loving this 30-06 week

[@KingLoopie1]

Deet? Stinks, but works well here in Colorado. Eating a raw garlic every day helps too. Sako 90 (pick a model, any model), Tikka T3X and Bergara B-14 hmr up sometime this week?

[@tnman6938]

THE HOWA IS SHOOTING 1/2 GROUPS IN 150 GRN, BUT THERE FMG......

[@bruce6099]

I bought a beretta brx 1 in 308 a year or so ago. I was tossing up between 308 or 30-06 at the time, it came down to availability of the 308. I wish I had waited for the 30-06 now, I can always buy another barrel and mag for the 30-06 though.

[@brianhoxworth3881]

That 308 will do anything you need, I wouldn't worry about the difference between the two cartridges. I would even say the 270 would be fine too.

[@bruce6099]

@brianhoxworth3881 if beretta were chambering the brx 1 in 270 I would have gotten that instead. I've switched to copper projectiles and want to keep the speed up, hence 30-06>308.

[@drvoxmentat]

My Howa 1500 does not like 165 grain. I stick to 150 or 180.

[@paulmartin6895]

Like to see about the pumps of the 30-06 .

[@NorthwoodsNomad]

Always love your content Ron ! Can never get tired of .30-06 videos. I just picked up a Winchester model 70 Featherweight in .30-06 and I absolutely love it ! Looking forward to seeing the light mountain rifles video , would love to see one of the Tikka T3X Lite Veil Alpine 20” barrel in 7mm-08

[@garrytalley8009]

Kind of expected a Ruger American to be there. The Mossberg Patriot is a sleeper and thought to be not good because of the price point. I am not a fan of skinny barrels. I bought one of these just because of its features and light weight. Glad I did it will be a good hunting rifle. It did not get MOA with Hornady factory ammo, but I have got sub-MOA with handloads. I did get the higher end one and put an EC-tuner brake on it. BTW the one I got was not a 30-06 but a 7mm PRC. Lots of 30-06's out there but honestly, they are not the best choice with all there is in the market today. I do have one but I'm a gun nut and have a lot of rifles that are not all that, but still nice to have and shoot. Even though the CZ is not real budget rifle it was nice to see all the great features it has. Great video as always.

[@Cr0wmagnum]

Bring on the single shots next! This has been a real fun one.

[@tboy3006]

How about a Tikka?

[@jamesclark4]

Not considered budget

[@jimbull7807]

you can change barrel on cz to diffrent caliber 👍👍

[@jamesmunden4607]

I enjoyed this Budget rifles. Will you do some more budget rifle videos??? Thanks Ron

[@billgow04]

had me itching by the end... ;) love the '06 from the garand to my back up hunting rifle.. have several.. too bad that cz didn't perform better..

[@robertrogish1038]

The 2 stage trigger surprises me. Remington was quick to take the M1917 Enfield and call it their Model 30 - they made the trigger single stage and cock on the opening stroke.

[@chriscripe7614]

The clear winner, HOWA 1500. It's lightweight, shoots under moa/.25 inches with 150 or heavy 180 grain. It has every feature that made the Winchester pre 64' great, and added an adjustable trigger. Not so long ago You could pick up a barreled action between $400 and $500. I don't own a Mossberg but seeing the comments on here most say pass on them. The CZ at $1300 is not budget friendly imo, and the groups were disappointing to say the least. Thank you Ron, to test the HOWA 1500. 😊

[@iancurrie8844]

Howa 1500 for me. Solid machined receiver with integrated recoil lug, excellent two stage trigger, three position safety, one piece bolt with sako style claw extractor. Upgrade the stock with whatever you want and be happy. It's a real quality rifle. Buy it from Weatherby if you want a nice stock out of the box.

[@bendennis8773]

Mr. Empire, good to see you having some fun with everyone's friend Ron. Did you tape the targets to a cooler for another test?

[@DadWil]

Try a Savage 110 with the Accufit Accustock option... I've picked up two so far and looking for a third... of the two i have one is a heavy barrel channel the other is a light weight sporter (I prefer the heavy barrel channel for it's versatility)

[@paulcurtis1159]

Very good presentations this week . Very informative. However, seems like more emphasis on brands of rifles than on the caliber . Perhaps more info on the history and capabilities. Thankyou to the both of you for your insight

[@ThomasBlanch-s9m]

Ruger american gen 2 in 30-06 review plz!

[@cervus-venator]

Thanks Ron, love the budget friendly stuff.

[@falconcowboy9995]

I like bolt actions......but I also like my BAR and AR and Marlin 39A and etc....😆

[@prostar505]

ive had a 39a since i was 11yo im turning 69 next month

[@allthingsconsidered3211]

Chase is a great compliment to the show

[@greenshovel]

Definitely loving the series on the 30 06, would love to see more on different calibers in the future!! Thanks!

[@glockbum]

No Ruger Americans? How unamerican!

[@jimmywatson468]

I'd say 1,000 dollars isn't budget for your average blue collar guy.

[@MontanaDirtRoads]

1,000$ for a rifle is the new 500$ rifle..

[@jeffreyadams5017]

Would be nice to know what the bolt angle throw is on these test for the different rifles

[@martinfromseacity2010]

Thanks

[@jbrittain4605]

Where the Ruger American

[@davhuf3496]

Love the CZ!

[@countryboysteve]

I've probably said it before but that mossberg patriot is the biggest pile I've ever owned. Your shot group is pretty consistent. Over numerous rifles in multiple calibers. They will shoot a decent 2 shot group then completely fall off the cliff by shot 5. The 300 win mag I rebuilt into something else would send 2 shots under .60 but never had a 5 shot group under 5" from shots 3-5 there was no consistency in high low left right etc. That fluted barrel just became a noodle. Fast forward 1200-1500rounds we tore it down corrected the face of the action and rebarrelled it with a mid grade pencil barrel now have a rifle that will shoot a 5 round group under 2" at 300 yards vs 5" at 100

[@raypinkerton6961]

I have the same rifle I love it

[@trev583]

Was there a reason you didn’t include a Winchester XPR?

[@13mikeasher6]

little dissapointed to not see the Winchester XPR 30-06 make the list bought mine a few years ago. MSRP $609 currently can't recall price I paid a few years ago. Came with a Nikon Scope does well enough. I personally run Deer Season XP 150gr.

[@Patrick-xd8jv]

Time for a Garmin

[@leonhart2452]

On cooling the barrel, they make battery powered fans that you insert into the rifle action. These blow air into the chamber, through the barrel and out the muzzle.

[@45-70Guy]

I’m sure any caliber will be another success with these week long series . Great content

[@billbertagnoli4226]

You must have been desperate To include the Mossberg Patriot Alongside a Savage 110 and the Howa. Even the Savage XP base Is a better rifle than the Patriot. How do I know? I own one of Each of these. Two patriots. They are both subpar rifles.

[@JimParvin-o9e]

My bet would be on a Howa 30/06 being the most accurate if one is tested. Mine will poke all three rounds into a single jagged hole IF I LET IT COOL OFF FOR 10 MINUTES BETWEEN SHOTS. I hope that you have one for the test.

[@dimensionsofearth]

I am absolutely loving 30-06 week and the 30-06! Cool to see its not kicking so hard that it wears you out after almost 3 boxes of ammo! And loving the Chase Ron duo too

[@larrysayers1377]

Love this 06 series you’re doing. Nice focus on the rifles

[@davewinter2688]

You should have included the really inexpensive Stevens made by Savage and eliminated the CZ.

[@falconcowboy9995]

I didn't like 30-06 at first......bad experience......I love it now

[@charlesburdette7497]

You can’t beat a 3006 all around big game for here in Indiana 125 grain drops them in there tracks low recoil shot placement which you could do the same thing with a 223 not legal to hunt with here

[@arthurshingler2025]

Yeah Ron, love this UTube video! Id swear you were my big brother!

[@jaydunbar7538]

Lots of people who complain about 30-06 recoil have a 30 year old hard rubber pad on the rifle grandpa gave them, $60 at limbsaver and it will be as soft as a lamb

[@ntokozodlamini8426]

I'm not a fan of synthetic stock rifles. But I seem to like a Bell and Carlson one. Especially on the Winchester model 70 300 win mag extreme weather SS rifle. For me it's a good combination, Great budget friendly rifles anyway.

[@glockparaastra]

All the rifles shot during this video series have grouped REALLY poorly! Maybe a combo of ammo and the operators 🙂

[@mikepink1337]

The comparison between bullet weight and accuracy is pointless. It only proves that there is a combination on the table that works well in some of the rifles. To truly accurize a gun, it needs a load work up done to find the harmonic nodes. For example.....2 days ago I did 3 different powder charges in with 110gr heads in a Sears 53 beater (post 64 Model 70) 30-06 ~ 3250 fps groups were 1.25, .75, 1.0. I'll keep trying to dial it in.

[@jeffbrowning4684]

I can tell you from experience, the Howa 1500 DOES eject those cases. Be ready to catch, or search.

[@Hill_Billy_Without_A_Hill]

Not a fan of Mossberg rifles myself. They look alright, looks wise, but they are not well made on how receiver mates to stocks. Basically no recoil lug support, and some were breaking at that weak point in the stock. I like their shotguns though. The Ruger RAR, Howa, Savage Trail Hunter, possibly Weatherby Vanguard if find deal, are probably your best options for budget rifles at this particular time. Don't waste your hard earned money on junk, and I would consider the Mossberg rifles junk, compared to the other options, for longevity reasons. The Remington 783 is worth a mention too, and something budget, but better built than the Mossberg. Sadly T/C is still not making rifles that I am aware of, but their Venture was a decent rifle. A good shape decent savage 10 or 110 series would be worth looking into for a budget rifle as they always seem to shoot pretty decent.

[@abbherajbaansi7046]

Please do a straight pull 30-06 rifles day. From 165 to 180 grains.

[@Americanstruggle]

I'm a huge fan of a 2 stage trigger in and 18 to 20 inch SPR/DMR AR15, but not sure how I'd feel about it with a bolt action hunting rifle. Maybe a long range precision shooter it would be ok because you get to the wall and rest til everything else falls into place.

[@SpudOutdoors]

I’ve heard hornady say shoot 20 but never an old timer lol

[@galenhisler396]

I would like to see the 270 win.

[@billiebleach7889]

Japanese glass isn’t a disadvantage at all. The Vortex Razor HD (top tier scope) has Japanese glass. Japanese glass is slightly less high contrast and the colours are slightly less “warm”but in general Japanese glass is very sharp and has unrivalled edge to edge picture quality

[@BusterBibb]

Let’s be clear…though I’m not sure now but I do know that years ago Leupold used Japanese glass as well..but again I don’t know if currently. Japanese glass was at one point simply the best optic glass. I had some issues on two Leupold scopes back in 2009…Leupold..Leupold warranty shop insisted there was nothing wrong with those scopes even though the scopes would not hold zero. I began using Bushnell elite series scopes snd never looked back. After Bushnell install on my Savsge 30-06 test firing proved conclusively that the Leupold Vari X 2 line of scopes were pure garbage. I sent one of the Leupold scopes back one last time with the sight in target using the Bushnell Elite…getting confirmation Leupold warranty shop had received the scope..I called the shop and was rudely berated (true!) snd the dude hung up on me. I called back of course…spoke to another rep and aired my frustration of Leupolds inferior scope line. Scope sent back snd as expected..wasn’t fixed. Just saying…Japanese glass in well built scopes..I’m all in!

[@BusterBibb]

And Leupold lost a lot of loyal customers because of shotty scopes that Leupold tried to market namely those Vari X 2’s with Leupolds Friction Adjustment Turrets. I spoke to a Leupold sales rep at one particular event..he 100% said that line was a total flop and nearly 60% of those scopes failed. Let’s be clear…the Vari X 2’s were not cheap costing..lower than Vari X 3’s but still pricy. I now have approximately 15 Bushnell Elite scopes. Had problem with one of those 15..Bushnell “Replaced” that scope with a higher Elite model..no charge!! Take that Leupold!!

[@evanharrison7921]

no steyr ?

[@George-tz1cv]

Usually, budget rifles have incredibly lousy triggers. The exception is the HAP trigger. With any new rifle, it takes a bit before it settles in. Of course always push a few patches through the bore before you shoot it for the first time.

[@brinkee7674]

The Savage Accu Trigger is a good trigger for a factory rifle

[@BusterBibb]

Yeah I would never ever run a new barrel without first scrubbing the bore plus running nylon brush snd oil patches through the bore after each shot during break in. Okay I’m old school…it’s worked for me for a very long time and should be practiced on every new barrel. Thankfully those aren’t my rifles so someone can do whatever they want…it’s just not a fair representation of accuracy potential of budget rifles. Oh well .

[@sinisterthoughts2896]

The savage has a good trigger. They had a CZ, which tend to have insanely crisp triggers, Ron mentioned that when he shot it.

[@tinybadastronaut]

I want to see more Tikka reviews!

[@jamesbyers7169]

My old 1969 Remington BDL shoots like a champ with 165 grain even with open sights

[@waldgeist3234]

Why are the trigger weights so high in the US? Here in Germany you can rareley find a rifle with a trigger weight higher than 2.2 pounds (1000 g). My rifles are all ~600 g (1.3 pounds) and I really can't imagine to shoot precisely with trigger weights of 3 pounds and more.

[@larryschmidt3594]

Ruger American Gen 2?

[@rustyshackleford2723]

Thank you for all this work to teach and show us the rifles that are currently available at different prices...and the wisdom of your yours....

[@teddahrable]

Been waiting on this series. My favourite cartridge! Yes. Everyone has a different budget, but comparing $1,000+ rifles to a $500 rifle isn't fair. Your budget rifles should have been the Mosssberg you used, a Savage Axis, and a Ruger American. THOSE are low-budget entry rifles. I have very few rifles that top above $1,500 and they ALL shoot well. The rifles I have chambered for .30-06 are not high-end. I have a Mossberg 100 ATR that shoots 5/8" groups all day with my loads in all weights I have a Savage Axis (I don't really like it because of the cheap stock, but it shoots 13/16" groups with Federal blue box ammo, and so I won't reload for it). I have a Savage 111 with a laminated thumbh9le stock (that put the price up into the $1,200 range) that shoots CLOVERLEAF groups with reloads. I have a re-barrelled K-98 Mauser with open sights that easily shoots 2" groups with reloads (this is on its way to becoming a 35 Whelan for a bison hunt next winter). As my most expensive rifle, I have a Ruger M77 Hawkeye (purchased second-hand) that shoots 1/2" groupswith 165gr Corelokt ammo. Being an "everyman" hunter, my scopes are not high-end, either, but I fill my tags every season, no matter which tags I get.

[@jaimegarcia5316]

Ron, the way you were scratching under your cap...those aren't mosquitoes, I think you have fleas! Lolol, just an observation.

[@DanielGuillette]

I had bought a use 30 year old Sako 75 308 win and I easily get sub moa 5 shot groups with it. After getting such accuracy either it I sold my old Remington rifles and bought a Tikka 300 WSM. Just as good accuracy as the old Sako I have, but I added a vertical tikka grip and a limbsaver recoil pad. My next rifle is going to be a Tikka, or a used Sako 85 finnlite if I get a good price on one.

[@teddahrable]

Ron. Dropping floor plate with a picatinny rail across the action can easily be loaded from the bottom. Actually, I load ALL my floor plate rifles this way. Open the floor plate. Turn the rifle upside down and point a bit low. Drop 3 rounds in. Close the floor plate as you give the rifle a shake. Open the action. Everything is ready to go. Chamber a round.

[@JimParvin-o9e]

I know that the Howa is going to be one of the most accurate because I have a couple of them if you will test one. My Howa 30/06 pokes 3 rounds into a single jagged hole when I let the barrel cool off for fifteen minutes between shots.

[@jaybailleaux630]

Budget bolts out perform levers and autos.

[@jbjonesid]

Brownells has barreled Howa actions. A guy could buy one of those and then add his stock of choice.

[@davidsisk5984]

I did just that!

[@mosinw6697]

The Awesome 30-06

[@barrymcguyer6206]

I love savage rifles!!!!!!!!

[@mahinzaman902]

Intro music sounds much nicer in 1.25x speed

[@Buke8500]

CVA cascade would of be nice to see tested with these.

[@eriksforestryvision8751]

Don't get me wrong I think this is a very well done video. But as you said real tests are 10,20 rounds to get it's real group. Everyone does these 3 rounds shots. I would love to see a box or more to see where a rifle shoots let it heat up, maybe not let it cool but same box per rifle

[@BusterBibb]

Why? Shooting a sporter weight barrel on a hunting rifle…hunting rifles are not target rifles. I own a lot of hunting rifles..I’ve hunted all across the western US…there’s 100% no reason to heat up a sporter weight barrel. Pull three shots then run a nylon brush down that bore….run a solvent patch snd let the barrel cool. Like cool before these 3 shots. Shoot three shits again and compare. 3 shot groups bare normal for a magnum rifle..yes? Why crispy critter the throat of that barrel? It’s pointless and I’m not alone with this thought. Point is and as Ron pointed out…if you take more thanv3 shots at an animal..you’re either a poor shit..the animal is way way too far to shoot at..or you need to work on the rifle cause there’s something wrong. My hunting rifles with factory barrels hold very very acceptable accuracy but not one has a Tupperware stock. Not one. Most had a Boyd’s laminate stock installed and epoxy bedded with better than decent rings snd mounts with scope being aligned correctly. Just about perfect alignment no less. But burn that barrel? Each to there own but it’s pointless.

[@BusterBibb]

That’s “A poor shot”..not a poor uh..well that’s a typo

[@eriksforestryvision8751]

@@BusterBibb my test would have little to do with hunting. But when one is at the range putting ammo down range barrel's and accuracy changes. Would be nice to know...........

[@BusterBibb]

There’s techniques used I’d like to know too..such as was a quality scope alignment bars/tool used to be certain there was no stress on the scopes caused by warped actions since a lot of factory actions are warped. And if so..we’re the rings lapped to help relieve the warp stress. I’m saying probably not which means this test wasn’t viable. Just saying

[@davidmartin7479]

Great vids as usual Ron et al... after these 30-06 vids, how about doing a 6.5 PRC vid with factory ammo?

[@ericmccurdy2257]

Hi Ron what is your thoughts on the Remington 783 bolt 30-06?

[@cdncampcook8680]

Can we do a 3006 year?

[@tripplebeards3427]

Take a thermacel next time!

[@GermFreeAcron]

Got my cz600 for 600 new, never been more satisfied

[@mrV69]

I love federal ammunition.