at work now, but I can think of many...I have found that ALL CRF guns I've ever owned are generally more accurate than typ push-feeds. Likely something having to do with tolerances and repeatability. So you're stalking the <enter fav> trophy of a lifetime....It's looking right at you, you're lying sideways on a cliff-the only shot you have is w/ the rifle sideways (bolt-down.) You may have blown the first shot, or no round in the chamber...you go to place a round in the chamber-and it falls out! And, that opportunity is gone! Feed issues more likely to occur than with CRFs. lol Least accurate guns owned/fired: Non-CRF Rem, Win (I have made most of 'em shoot w/ accurization, handloading-but not all!) Most accurate guns owned: CRF Mausers, Enfields, M70s, Montana 1999s, Ruger 77s. Also fully custom 700s (push feed), but even they become tempermental after a time. Factory ones generally make me cringe. I know there are (sometimes marketing puff) articles written re: the pros/cons of both, but this has been my personal experience for the last 45 yrs. My machine shop buddies are fond of saying the CRF actions cost more to produce...and there, you have it! Why the Granite Mtn action alone is N. of $3K!