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·I was reading a copy of, i believe it was Small Arms Review and the author of this particular article made reference to the Australian government fielding a small group of Finnish Tikka HB Varmint rifles in .22-250 Remington to supplement their Parker-Hale M85 .308s. Now my personal groundhog splitter is a Leupold-scoped Savage M12 varmint rifle in .22-250, and, despite the violent things it does to those sod poodles, i can't see it as being an army sniper rifle. Unless you put one of those cute little 40 grain V-Shock hollow points in someone's eye... Any thoughts?