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#4840811 - 01/20/11 09:16 AM Re: Winchester Re-Introduces The .348 Model 71 [Re: Just a Hunter]
Savage_99 Offline
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I will not own a gun made by the japs. They started ww2 and killed my uncle.

Long ago I wanted one of those Winchester M71's. A deluxe of course. What with them being an iron sight gun, expensive and scarce I never did find one at a discount.

Perhaps its just as well. I don't buy guns to make money on them however I would have 'made money on that one'.
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#4843571 - 01/20/11 09:29 PM Re: Winchester Re-Introduces The .348 Model 71 [Re: Savage_99]
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Cabela's sent me a flyer yesterday and I also got a "shooting catalog" today. There were several pictures of various models that Winchester was going to make a limited run on and that model 71 was priced at 1,500 dollars.
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#4843779 - 01/21/11 03:52 AM Re: Winchester Re-Introduces The .348 Model 71 [Re: Tonk]
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Ah browning has figured out how to pry open the wallets of the retired old guys who remember the model 71.
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#4844213 - 01/21/11 07:05 AM Re: Winchester Re-Introduces The .348 Model 71 [Re: Spotshooter]
Vic_in_Va Offline
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I'm not retired and only semi-old, but my wallet's creaking at the hinges trying to stay shut.....

M71s and M64s are almost irresistible to me.

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#4844294 - 01/21/11 07:29 AM Re: Winchester Re-Introduces The .348 Model 71 [Re: Vic_in_Va]
444Matt Offline
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They never interested me untill I shouldered one about a year ago, (an early production 3 digit serial number speciman to be exact) Started reading up on the gun and the cartridge and i'm hooked!
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#4844533 - 01/21/11 08:27 AM Re: Winchester Re-Introduces The .348 Model 71 [Re: Vic_in_Va]
Ranch13 Offline
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If you want one you better call your dealer and get it ordered. They only make the number of these ShotShow specials that they get orders for.. They're not regular production.
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#4844549 - 01/21/11 08:30 AM Re: Winchester Re-Introduces The .348 Model 71 [Re: Tonk]
Ranch13 Offline
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Registered: 11/12/03
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Loc: wyoming
Originally Posted By: Tonk
Cabela's sent me a flyer yesterday and I also got a "shooting catalog" today. There were several pictures of various models that Winchester was going to make a limited run on and that model 71 was priced at 1,500 dollars.


You must have a special edition shooting catalog, because the 2 of them I've got so far shows only the 94 with button magazine and chamber in 38-55 as the only 50th anniversary levergun....
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#4853394 - 01/23/11 03:25 PM Re: Winchester Re-Introduces The .348 Model 71 [Re: Ranch13]
rem141r Offline
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i just saw a nice deluxe at a gunshow yesterday for $1400 and was sorely tempted but picked up a kit gun smith instead. another guy had a bunch of 348 factory shells for $45/box. i saw it as almost an omen but resisted anyway. i don't know a lot about the 71's other than my old neighbor has one and it is slick as heck. and the 348 seems like a ideal deer cartridge.

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#4855616 - 01/24/11 08:27 AM Re: Winchester Re-Introduces The .348 Model 71 [Re: rem141r]
Just a Hunter Offline
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It was thought well of as a thick country elk cal. too.

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#4859214 - 01/25/11 05:54 AM Re: Winchester Re-Introduces The .348 Model 71 [Re: Just a Hunter]
DELGUE Offline
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Loc: Florida...regrettably
They are tempting. I'm more a Marlin fan than a Winchester fan, but that is one Winchester that looks good. I've always had an interest in the 348.
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