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How are the new ones for accuracy? Thinking 7-08, I know at one time it was hit and miss.
Also what’s a fair price one as new, almost no round count?
Thx
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The new “new” ones are only out in 6.5 and 308 right now. I don’t see 7/08 on the chambering list, so who knows if we will see them again. I would think a NOS 7/08 would probably command $1200 to $1400.
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The one I found is a “hunter”, not a Montana I guess.
Looks like a Montana to me
It�s a magazine not a clip......
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If you can find one I’d make a play for it. I really like mine. Same for the new 6.5.
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My 7-08 Classic Select was easy to find a load it liked sub MOA.
As have all 10+ of my Kimbers
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I found a 30-06 Subalpine a couple of summers ago at North 40 Outfitters in north Idaho. It wears a Vortex 1.5-8X Razor and consistently shoots the 165 gr PPU PSP BT right at an inch and a quarter. I have yet to handload for it. I took three hogs with it a last March. I really like this combo.
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I’ve got a Montana in 7/08 and it has shot 139spbt hornady and 120TTSX into very small groups. Those were the only two bullets I tried. My Kimber classic in 308 has shot almost anything I’ve fed it very well. My 30/06 select grade shot very well too but I let it go. Two other buddies have Kimber and the also shoot. I’d have zero hesitation buying another.
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I have a old BGR in 280, sub inch groups with 120 Barnes
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My brother has one in 7-08 and its a tack driver, my 300 Win Mag is also very accurate. I enjoy the light weight also.
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