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I've been looking for the new Model 70 extreme weather that they have advertised on their site with the gray webbing stock. Can't even find any online. One large chain store says they ship direct from vendor. I heard they moved production to Portugal. Are they experiencing delays?

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Buds has them in some calibers.

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This availability has always been an issue since the return of the CRF models. Supposedly the move to Portugal was going to improve availability but I think they must do really small runs of some models. The year I was really interested in one there were none to be had anywhere at any price, so I went another direction.

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Originally Posted by elelbean
I've been looking for the new Model 70 extreme weather that they have advertised on their site with the gray webbing stock. Can't even find any online. One large chain store says they ship direct from vendor. I heard they moved production to Portugal. Are they experiencing delays?



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I try to stick with the basics, they do so well. Nothing fancy mind you, just plain jane will get it done with style.
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Originally Posted by livefastjohnny
Buds has them in some calibers.

Buds Gunshop

This availability has always been an issue since the return of the CRF models. Supposedly the move to Portugal was going to improve availability but I think they must do really small runs of some models. The year I was really interested in one there were none to be had anywhere at any price, so I went another direction.


I went another direction too, after they starting making them in Portugal...


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I try to stick with the basics, they do so well. Nothing fancy mind you, just plain jane will get it done with style.
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I've got 4 of the new FN Baco guns and absolutely love them. Much nicer than my pre 64s or usrac. No idea on availability but I think they are worth the wait.


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Originally Posted by Seven0Eight
I've got 4 of the new FN Baco guns and absolutely love them. Much nicer than my pre 64s or usrac. No idea on availability but I think they are worth the wait.


I better get the popcorn 🍿 going ..


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Then STFU. The rest of your statement is superflous bullshit with no real bearing on this discussion other than to massage your own ego.

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I sure wish that the 2016 150th edition Model 70 in 270 Win would come out. I need it like another hole in my head but man I wish that they would come out.

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Originally Posted by Seven0Eight
I've got 4 of the new FN Baco guns and absolutely love them. Much nicer than my pre 64s or usrac. No idea on availability but I think they are worth the wait.


How dare he, lol.

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Originally Posted by Seven0Eight
I've got 4 of the new FN Baco guns and absolutely love them. ** Much nicer than my pre 64s*** or usrac. No idea on availability but I think they are worth the wait.


That doesn't take a lot.

You can't tell some folk anything! Our own MD has 'repeatedly' posted that Win is NOT making rifles in Portugal but ONLY assembling in Portugal.
Just so you know, 7-08.

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Originally Posted by hntr1
Originally Posted by Seven0Eight
I've got 4 of the new FN Baco guns and absolutely love them. Much nicer than my pre 64s or usrac. No idea on availability but I think they are worth the wait.


How dare he, lol.



Hes not the only one that thinks that....hint.


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4 extreme weather on Gunbroker


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Originally Posted by Seven0Eight
I've got 4 of the new FN Baco guns and absolutely love them. Much nicer than my pre 64s or usrac. No idea on availability but I think they are worth the wait.


Can I take those junky old pre 64's off your hands?

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Originally Posted by southwind
Originally Posted by Seven0Eight
I've got 4 of the new FN Baco guns and absolutely love them. Much nicer than my pre 64s or usrac. No idea on availability but I think they are worth the wait.


Can I take those junky old pre 64's off your hands?


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Never said the pre-64s were junky...i simply said *I* think the current production guns are better...and ill stand behind that for what its worth. I like pre-64s and have owned a pile of them...but if you remove the historical value and mistique...well draw your own conclusions

Ive got 2 of the new ones from SC...A Safari Express 375 and a SuperGrade LW 7x57

2 that say Made in Portugal...both SuperGrade 7mm08s. No difference in quality what so ever

They have very well done barrels based on what I've seen with my titan bore scope and they all shoot lights out. Fit and finish is excellent, the wood on the super grades is spectacular* and the bluing is perfect.


Ive heard some gripes on the new trigger being more complex and failure prone on the new MOA systems and I'm certainly in no position to argue that one way or another. All I can say is that my MOA triggers all came out of the box between 3 and 4 lbs with no creep what so ever. I found no need for further adjustment.


*i was able to hand pick the rifles so the wood I got is spectacular...ive seen some that didnt seem very super imho

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Yeah! They aren't! lol.

I ordered a Win M70 fwt, in .280 and it took over a year to get it. I finally got it this past spring.


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Originally Posted by ingwe
Originally Posted by hntr1
Originally Posted by Seven0Eight
I've got 4 of the new FN Baco guns and absolutely love them. Much nicer than my pre 64s or usrac. No idea on availability but I think they are worth the wait.


How dare he, lol.



Hes not the only one that thinks that....hint.


I'm a fan of the two I have.


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Very happy with my new EW .308!

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Originally Posted by Teeder
Very happy with my new EW .308!


I have a new EW in .308 as well, out of curiosity, what are you feeding yours? Mine didn't really care for 165gr Hot Cors over Varget.

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Originally Posted by Seven0Eight
I've got 4 of the new FN Baco guns and absolutely love them. Much nicer than my pre 64s or usrac. No idea on availability but I think they are worth the wait.


I better get the popcorn 🍿 going ..



Better make a big batch.....:

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I try to stick with the basics, they do so well. Nothing fancy mind you, just plain jane will get it done with style.
Originally Posted by Pharmseller
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Originally Posted by Seven0Eight
Never said the pre-64s were junky...i simply said *I* think the current production guns are better...and ill stand behind that for what its worth. I like pre-64s and have owned a pile of them...but if you remove the historical value and mistique...well draw your own conclusions

Ive got 2 of the new ones from SC...A Safari Express 375 and a SuperGrade LW 7x57

2 that say Made in Portugal...both SuperGrade 7mm08s. No difference in quality what so ever

They have very well done barrels based on what I've seen with my titan bore scope and they all shoot lights out. Fit and finish is excellent, the wood on the super grades is spectacular* and the bluing is perfect.


Ive heard some gripes on the new trigger being more complex and failure prone on the new MOA systems and I'm certainly in no position to argue that one way or another. All I can say is that my MOA triggers all came out of the box between 3 and 4 lbs with no creep what so ever. I found no need for further adjustment.


*i was able to hand pick the rifles so the wood I got is spectacular...ive seen some that didnt seem very super imho



I've had a brand new extreme weather with a faulty extractor. My buddy also had an Extreme weather that shot so fu cking poorly, he ended up sending it back to Winchester.... I'll stick with my junky pre 64's, at least they always go bang and nothing ever seems to fail on them.


Originally Posted by raybass
I try to stick with the basics, they do so well. Nothing fancy mind you, just plain jane will get it done with style.
Originally Posted by Pharmseller
You want to see an animal drop right now? Shoot him in the ear hole.

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