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Originally Posted by RevMike
There's the stalking rifle. Mine's the same except 2.5-8x36. And I like it!

Mule Deer is going to be convinced that the 7x57 looneys are worse than the .260 guys! cool


It is probably a toss up depending on the moon phase..


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Originally Posted by elkhunternm
Either one would be great for her,I just like the 7mm Mauser.

This is my Featherweight 7mm Mauser.

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Talley LW's and a Leupold 2.5x Ultraliaght. It weighs 7lbs 12ozs.

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The model 21 at the top is my 7x57, hopefully I will be able to get it restocked for my daughter, with a nice piece of Roger Vardy's English walnut that I have here.

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Wow, those are beauty's too.. Very nice rifles fella's. Very classy.

How do they shoot?


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The 7x57 shoots around an inch and a quarter with 150 grain corelokt's and 50 grains of ar2209 for 2700 fps, the Zg47 270 shoots considerably better...better than I can with such a rifle.


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Originally Posted by JSTUART
The model 21 at the top is my 7x57, hopefully I will be able to get it restocked for my daughter, with a nice piece of Roger Vardy's English walnut that I have here.

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I'm curious about something. And I know it's hard to determine on a double trigger rifle, but what's the length of pull? My M70FWT is 13.75 inches. I have a Zastava Mauser and it's 14.5. It seems like the Europeans generally put longer stocks on their rifles than we do.



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Length to the rear trigger since it's the one that actually trips the firing pin.


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About 1/2" more than is comfortable, and on that one I will put a single trigger and different bottom metal or my lass will never be able to use it.


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Originally Posted by RevMike
Length to the rear trigger since it's the one that actually trips the firing pin.


No, the rear trigger sets the front one on Brno's.


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Length to the rear trigger since it's the one that actually trips the firing pin.


No, the rear trigger sets the front one on Brno's.


Interesting. Thanks.


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Originally Posted by JSTUART
The 7x57 shoots around an inch and a quarter with 150 grain corelokt's and 50 grains of ar2209 for 2700 fps, the Zg47 270 shoots considerably better...better than I can with such a rifle.


Very nice. Sounds like they get it done! Way to go, they are beautiful.


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289 posts and you pinheads haven't figured out the .270 out classes all calibers listed prior to this.

What a bunch of maroons!!!

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289 posts and you pinheads haven't figured out the .280 Remington out-classes all calibers listed prior to this.

What a bunch of maroons!!!
There we are, fixed your typos, you're most welcome. grin

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Originally Posted by beretzs
Originally Posted by elkhunternm
Either one would be great for her,I just like the 7mm Mauser.

This is my Featherweight 7mm Mauser.

[Linked Image]

Talley LW's and a Leupold 2.5x Ultraliaght. It weighs 7lbs 12ozs.

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That is a beautiful rifle. I really like the 7x57 quite alot as well. I have never owned a 7-08 though, so having something new is always fun for me to load for. I want a 7x57 Featherweight for myself, but I think it would be more fun to work up a good load for my daughter to get into as well.

I never thought I would like the 7x57 so much till I started working with my son's rifle. It is very accurate and man, I just can't see a much better handling mountain rifle and when it is loaded up right, it really does alot of work with a fairly small amount of powder.
Never owned a 7/08 and probably never will. The 7mm Mauser is just a hair faster and has "panache."

In that rifle I'm using IMR-4350 and a 150 gr Nosler Ballistic Tip at 2750 fps.


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Originally Posted by JSTUART
Originally Posted by elkhunternm
Either one would be great for her,I just like the 7mm Mauser.

This is my Featherweight 7mm Mauser.

[Linked Image]

Talley LW's and a Leupold 2.5x Ultraliaght. It weighs 7lbs 12ozs.

[Linked Image]


The model 21 at the top is my 7x57, hopefully I will be able to get it restocked for my daughter, with a nice piece of Roger Vardy's English walnut that I have here.

[Linked Image]
Nice! smile


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The 7x57 may have panache, but the .280 has "pizzaz" which everyone knows is a step above panache. laugh Panache + a bigger engine = Pizzaz, Pizzaz in turn = Kickass! Do the math, it all adds up. grin laugh

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Recently picked up two of the Cabelas Winchester Model 70 Supergrades in 7x57. I'm a sucker for nice wood. Wasn't planning to pick up another of these, but after seeing the second one (last photo), I could not resist. Too nice to leave on the rack.

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I fart in your general direction!

Now stop at once or I shall taunt you again! laugh


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Dat supergrade is fuggin sweeeeeet! laugh


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My other 7x57 duplicates the .280 Rem with a 160 gr NP. wink

Look in the Nosler #7 reloading manual,page 335 and look at the H-4831SC loading data. That is what the CZ is getting,except with a 2" shorter barrel and using a Fed 210 Match primer.


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I fart in your general direction!

Now stop at once or I shall taunt you again! laugh


Bring out your dead....lol.


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