If it was so good I wonder why there is such a big thread on the hunting rifle section on how to make a kimber shoot and the rave reviews of the famous kimber roulette. Not just here on the campfire but everywhere else. I have mostly hear of good praises from the new winchesters only and nothing has to be done to it to make it shoot like messing with the kimber mag box, torque settings, bedding, blah blah blah the whole bible written on it, lol.
I've owned 5 Kimber Montanas, and 2 recently manufactured Winchesters. The Kimbers shot as well or better than the Winchesters, and both Winchesters had issues.
In the future if I go to buy a Winchester Model 70, it will have been manufactured before 1964.
I own pre-war 30-06, transition 270 WCF, 54 supergrade 257 Roberts, 58' 243 featherweight, 52' 300 h&h, push feed 7x57 and 6.5x55, 4 New Haven classics, SC Extreme Weather and SC FW Deluxe. NO ISSUES. I would still buy kimbers, but only thier 1911s.
