Terranitupis said:
this an Accurate?
i'm looking for a 30-06/or 308 with a 26 inch barrel
First off what is the intended purpose of the rifle? The VS has been discontinued, and as far as I know wasn't ever offered in .308 or .30-06. The Savage 10 is the basic model Savage unless you are just using it as a generic term, and is usually only offered with a 22" barrel.
Now the Remington SPS Varmint, Varmint SF, Target Tactical and XCR Long Range are offered in .308 Win with a 26" barrel. Savage Long Range Hunter, FT/R, BVSS, and Bench Rest models all come in 26" barreled .308 Win. The longest barrel you'll probably find in .30-06 will be a 24" barrel offered by Remington the Savage will more than likely be a 22".
Now if you're going to use any of these for hunting I'd buy the XCR LR from Remington or the Savage LRH since both basic rifles weigh around 8.5 lbs they wouldn't be terrible to carry all day once you scoped, loaded the magazine, and put a sling on them. You'll probably come in around 10 lbs all up, and while not the lightest rifle still it isn't terrible.
For target shooting the choice is what is in your budget. The SPS Varmint will be the cheapest of all the rifles. I haven't had my hands on one of these rifles, and don't know how good the stock is. However, you can pick up a B&C stock for less than $300 that will give you a decent stock and still probably be less than the other Remington and Savage models.
As far as to which is more accurate? They are probably more accurate than most of the people shooting them. Having owned a few of each type of rifle, I haven't found Savage to be any more accurate than the Remington M700. I like Savage and Remington both, and choose them based on what I want to do with them. I hunt more than target shoot, and I prefer M70 and M98 style of rifles over the Savage and Remington.