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They suit my recoil sensitive shoulder just fine: ![[Linked Image]](http://i1303.photobucket.com/albums/ag141/bushmaster1313/CIMG1648_zps8d673419.jpg) ![[Linked Image]](http://i1303.photobucket.com/albums/ag141/bushmaster1313/CIMG1657_zpsba5ee1cd.jpg)
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Nice. I really like that Model 88.
I've got a similar set up with a bolt, a lever and a single shot all in 243.
Mine are a Winchester 70 Featherweight
a Browning BLR, (the old steel receiver version)
and a Winchester Low Wall
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I've thought that the only one's to add to my set are a Remington 760 and a .243 EBR
A Sako would be nice, but like the EBR they are not lefty friendly.
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You 243 fans should visit cherrys fine guns web site Someone must have sold their sako collection because they have quite a list for sale including a neat little full stock vixen listed. Someone needs to buy that so it will quit tempting me.
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All you need is a peep on that 88. And a 760. And a BAR.
Want To Buy;
Form die for a 7mm Mashburn Super.
.284 Hornady AMax 162gr.
.224 Hornady AMax 75gr.
22-250 bushing die
Bushing die that will work with the 7mm Mashburn Super
A couple Glock 42 380ACP mags
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I agree the no. 1 is beautiful.
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I have had 3 243. First was a Remington 788 22" light contour barrel. Gave it to my stepson. Still shoots great, wish he would put a real scope on it. I would borrow it. Had a Winchester mod 70 pushfeed with real nice wood, 24". Thing shot good, but was over 9lb. I'm using a Remington model 7 youth 18.5" with a slip on mikes butt pad, 2.5x8 VXIII. It is becoming my favorite rifle. Light, fast and accurate enough.
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Sweet, always wanted a model 88 in .243.
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