As an owner of both Remington and Savage in the "tactical" (God I hate that word) configuration, if you are on a limited budget and have no problems with ego, your money is best invested in a Savage and a good scope.
Both Remington and Savage triggers are horrific out of the box, and BOTH can be safely adjusted to 2-2.5 pounds repeatable pull. I have several custom Remingtons, all are doing what a custom rifle should, and that's shoot exceptionally well. I also have a few box stock Remington varmint guns in .308, and they shoot in the 0.6 to 0.48 range
with premium factory ammo. My only Savage, a 110FP, in .308, shoots 0.41 to 0.45 with the same ammunition.
In the Rem -V- Sav discussion, unfortunatly a person gets more emotion than fact; both are good shooters, it's just a popularity contest for the most part.
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Either learn to hit what you aim at, or take track lessons.