The Springfield Armory Model 2020 Waypoint is a carbon-fiber-stocked bolt-action 7mm Remington Magnum built for mountain hunting and long shots. It has an MSRP of $1,995. Springfield guarantees .75 MOA accuracy from this chambering, a quarter of an inch tighter than a sub-MOA guarantee, and it comes from a fluted 416 stainless barrel in a 1:8 twist.

A scope mounts on a Picatinny base cut to the Remington 700 long-action pattern, and no sights are fitted. One three-round AccuMag comes with the rifle, in a heavy-duty case, with a thread protector for when the radial brake comes off. The TriggerTech trigger leaves the factory at 3.5 lbs. The stock has M-Lok slots and QD cups moulded in, so a bipod and a sling attach without adapters, but the comb and the length of pull are fixed.

If you're cross-shopping, the Christensen Arms Ridgeline FFT has an MSRP of $2,149.99 and saves 2.29 lbs, though it feeds from an internal magazine and guarantees a wider group. The Weatherby Model 307 Range XP 2.0 has an MSRP of $1,299, weighs 0.19 lbs less, holds five rounds and has a stock that adjusts, on an action that takes 700-pattern parts. The Springfield sits between them, with the tightest guarantee of the three and the least adjustment.