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That scale has numerous siblings. I think about a third of the McMillan edges and brown pounders that I have bought were weighed on members of the same family. 😬 
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Yeah that is still an excellent lightweight rig you have there Shinbone...Enjoy! 👍......Hb Indeed. I find the 300 wsm/8400 to be more tolerable than the ‘06/84L.
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I have owned Montana's chambered in .300 WSM, 30-06, 280AI, .223 Rem, 7mm-08 and .308 Win and I loved em all, i didnt think any of them were bad at all in the recoil dept....IF they ever come available again the first one ill buy will be chambered in 30-06 then probly another .300 WSM.....Hb
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I have owned Montana's chambered in .300 WSM, 30-06, 280AI, .223 Rem, 7mm-08 and .308 Win and I loved em all, i didnt think any of them were bad at all in the recoil dept....IF they ever come available again the first one ill buy will be chambered in 30-06 then probly another .300 WSM.....Hb I still regret passing on an 8400 in 338 win 3 years ago. It sat in the shop forever, they wanted the ungodly amount of 850.0 for it NIB.
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I have owned Montana's chambered in .300 WSM, 30-06, 280AI, .223 Rem, 7mm-08 and .308 Win and I loved em all, i didnt think any of them were bad at all in the recoil dept....IF they ever come available again the first one ill buy will be chambered in 30-06 then probly another .300 WSM.....Hb I still regret passing on an 8400 in 338 win 3 years ago. It sat in the shop forever, they wanted the ungodly amount of 850.0 for it NIB. Damn! That was a steal at that price. I have been tempted to buy a .338 Win, especially when i planned an Elk hunting trip that never happened....Hb
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I’d take a 7-10 ounced 300 mag hunting anywhere. That’s a nice rig.
Semper Fi
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If they get busy again, I would like a Talkeetna. If anyone has one they might like to part with let me know!
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Semper Fi
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Wow!....I think ill bid 👍....Hb
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I bought a 223 Montana, like new, early this year. Might get to shoot it tomorrow! Rare here.
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Never heard of Herald, CA and had to look it up. Just a little over an hour away from me Don't need it...I have 3 Kimber Montanas in the stable already. 223 Rem, 6.5x47Lapua and 280AI.
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Never heard of Herald, CA and had to look it up. Just a little over an hour away from me Don't need it...I have 3 Kimber Montanas in the stable already. 223 Rem, 6.5x47Lapua and 280AI. That’s a nice trio, for sure! 👍
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Makes me want to rob the savings account! I love my 308 and 300WSM so a 223 would be a great addition. Must stay strong.......
Good Shooting!
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Lucked into a nib 30.06 locally in April.
"When the going gets weird, the weird turn pro."
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Yeah, I think we would all like that rifle.
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I talked to Kimber yesterday looking for a stock for either a Montana or an Adirondack they don't have any of those stocks in stock so dont be looking for any Montanas or Adirondacks anytime soon
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Currently have Montanas in 7mm WSM, .280 AI and .30-06. Classic Selects in 280 AI and .30-06. The .223 is tempting.
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I'm very happy with the two Kimber Hunters that I have _ but, if a Hunter in .223 were to become reality, I'd be adding one to the herd in a heartbeat!
BT53
"Where do they find young men like this?" Reporter Savidge, Iraq
Elk, it's what's for dinner....
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Currently have Montanas in 7mm WSM, .280 AI and .30-06. Classic Selects in 280 AI and .30-06. The .223 is tempting. Outside of the 223 and 375 my pick of the litters for the different montana families are 6.5, 270, and 7 wsm. I love the 280 but the 270 just works with a bit less recoil. Sounds like you need that 223.
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