Second this. I have gone through several rifles in search of the "perfect" one. Have bought a few on-line and then found them to be ill-fitting enough to sell them at a loss. Recently made the mistake of picking up a Sako 85 Finnlight. Eureka! Ponied up.
I get that, I have had other experiences. I got a Rem770 and found out later that everyone that had bought one had the same complaint, the gun would not feed shells and had ejection problems. If I would have read that I might not have got the old paperweight.
I really like mine
It was my first rifle and didn't know if I would like the sport. I went for price, cheap is not always better. The rifle does shoot streight, but it was a 1 and done weather you hit the target or not. If you cycled the action slow it would work. Needless to say the 770 had a poor magazine design that was causing the problem and a loose action on the bolt. These are the lessons we learn. All I can say is find what you like, research the pro's and con's, and get the rifle that makes you want to stick your chest out. I am a big fan of stainless but there are some that would say they are too shiny. It all comes down to what you like and what works best for you.
