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Can anyone help me with the differences between a Browning 71 standard and the deluxe grades?
Sling studs?
Engraving?
Checkering?
Wood quality?
Thanks
Vern
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Campfire Ranger
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Campfire Ranger
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Grade 1"s are satin finished with no checkering. High grades are gloss finished with checkering, engraving, and gold inlays--2MG
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Campfire Member
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Neither one has sling swivels. Grrrrrr.
Even so, I love my standard grade carbine.
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Campfire Regular
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Campfire Regular
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I had sling swivel studs installed on mine for about $30. The rifle is much nicer to carry now.
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Campfire Greenhorn
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Adding swivels to my 1886 carbine did make a difference. Still have yet to add them to the 1886 takedown, that gets heavy after a day.
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The only thing I have changed on my 71 Carbine is added a Lyman 66WB reciever sight. Groups shrunk by half and is totally reversible. Nothing to take away from its original configuration. Go to sell it and I just re-install the plug screws and tap the old sight back on. Ryan
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