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ISO .260 Rem youth in Browning Micro Hunter, Remington Model 7 Youth, or Ruger Hawkeye Compact for my 10 y/o son. Thanks

There's a nice Ruger 6mm Remington for sale on here...

I’ve got a Model 7 in 260 ss that I can sell with a youth stock and a full sized stock for him to graduate into. Pm me if interested


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Thanks for the lead. I shoot a Browning Low Wall .260 and wanting to put him in the same caliber.

I appreciate your offer. Looking for wood stock. I wasn’t aware they made a stainless synthetic in the 260 or I would have specified. Thanks again

Pm sent

Hello BigRob

I am a new member and I don’t have access to PM’s.

I have a SS/Laminate Ruger M77 MK II Compact in .260 Rem that my daughter used for a few years.

Let me know if you're interested.

Kudos to you for putting him in the same caliber (I think that's really cool for father/son to share ammo) and on a classic cartridge rather than the flavor of the month!

Thanks for your input clockwork_7mm

That was my thinking. Look forward to many hunts together. He is showing lots of interest.

HoosierHawk I appreciate you reaching out. I think the stainless/laminate is a beautiful gun. I’ve decided for this one to be more traditional wood and blue.

Can’t go wrong with a 260 rem, I’d love a ruger m77 260 not a easy to find model caliber

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Another nice rifle is the Tikka in 260 Remington. Both of my kids hunted with them. They used to be available with traditional wood stocks. Great accuracy as well.

I wasn’t aware of those. I would definitely be interested.
Thanks

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Add to the list of interest Kimber 260 Rem

Bigrob001

Sorry I missed your PM. As a new member I don’t have access to them. If you have or have a lead on a 260 text or call 501-two69-six366.

Thank you sir.

You may look for a Steyr SBS. They were available in that caliber (I have one, not getting rid of it as I always end up regretting it) and came with a synthetic stock with 2 or 3 removable spacers at the butt end of the stock.

I found an old article by Jon Wolfe that says the length of pull is 12 3/4" to 13 3/4".

Thank you. I will.