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Yep. Asking is one thing, getting is another. That is a nice looker.
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Everything will be goot. If can not decide, I make sure to have a coin to toss half a dozen times.
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I am a Remington fan, but I would go with the model 70''
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I’d buy the one I liked, then I’d make my way to nw Oregon, find bsa, and I’d punch the stupid no killin biitch right in the fuuckin mouth, like the worthless fuuck he is.... hint
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Ping pong balls for the win.
Once you've wrestled everything else in life is easy. Dan Gable
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Ain’t easy havin pals.
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Let’s try not use the “..... hint”
One fu*tard that uses that shiit non stop is enough on this forum
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All of them do something better than the 30-06, but none of them do everything as well.
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Find a Browning Safari Grade.
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The Winchester....always.
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Everything will be goot. If can not decide, I make sure to have a coin to toss half a dozen times. Toss the coin an odd number of times.
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I’d buy the one I liked, then I’d make my way to nw Oregon, find bsa, and I’d punch the stupid no killin biitch right in the fuuckin mouth, like the worthless fuuck he is.... hint
Lmao
Camp is where you make it.
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And I"ve got one I have had for sale for a while at $1275, all original
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Everything will be goot. If can not decide, I make sure to have a coin to toss half a dozen times. Toss the coin an odd number of times. It is going to come down to stock fit and between hands handling. If that fails I will toss the coin five times.
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Find a Browning Safari Grade. I can not because they never come up for sale here. The only thing I examined that is close was old .270 Winchester FN Mauser sporter from late 1940s early 1950s (peep rear sight, receiver not tapped for scope mounts). Excellent quality on par with Winchester Super grade of that time, but with oppressive weight and poor handling.
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I have several boxes of ammo in this caliber plus 3-9x42mm scope laying around and I miss owning a rifle. There are two choices. A Remington 700 with 24" barrel and Winchester with 25" barrel. The Remington is in excellent condition from 1980s and Winchester is in very good shape form late 1950s. I suppose either gun will be fine. The pluses for Winchester are lower price, iron sighs, 2,5cm longer barrel and plastic butt plate which I prefer instead of rubber recoil pad. The pluses for Remington are like new rifle with more modern looks. I am thinking another Winchester, but should I take a closer look at the Remington. Thanks for your input. Winchester, duh....
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I have a rem 721 in 300 H&H doesn’t get shot much but just a great gun.
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A buddy of mine has that same setup derekh.
It shoots as well as my model 70. Which is to say very well.
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I have a rem 721 in 300 H&H doesn’t get shot much Why not? .... Themz good old classic rifles without paying the pre-64 M70 premium. I stumbled upon a 721 BDL in 300H&H last year and bought it. It came back from the blacksmith last week after an overall tune-up and replacement vintage pad. Leupold M8 4x showed up in the mail today, so it's coming all together.
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OP's struggling to figure out whether he should buy a Rem 700 over a Pre 64 model 70 chambered in 300H&H? Damn and I thought the people who voted for Biden were stupid... OP is a broke dick that probably can't even buy a Red Ryder. L O L
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I have a rem 721 in 300 H&H doesn’t get shot much but just a great gun. Those plus 700 classic are the best buy in old .300H&H. The other one is Winchester XTR made in the 1980s. These can be found for less because Winchester collectors do not want them. There are other options like Husqvarna, Czechoslovak ZKK and Sako rifles so chambered, but most probably went to English, Australian or African markets,therefore, will be marked rare and expensive when found on US or European market. If the rifle is in excellent mechanical order there is no going wrong. Finding something with barrel worn out from shooting will be difficult which is very good.
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OP's struggling to figure out whether he should buy a Rem 700 over a Pre 64 model 70 chambered in 300H&H? Damn and I thought the people who voted for Biden were stupid... is this the first post of his you've seen. he oozes stupid
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