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Laughing, indeed.

I concur on the humor quotient of the Clueless,doing their "best".

No need to reiterate...even obliviously.

Laughing!................

Geez Stick, climb down off your high horse and get some air. Just because you want to rain on somebody else's parade and think that your whiz-bang rifle is the cat's bunghole doesn't mean it's the same for everybody.
Pity the man who talks but does not listen for he is heard by no one.

Are you Imagining to Pretend,that you don't cling on every word?!?

You'd do well to shut the phuqq up,take notes and apply same.

Hint.................

72 times, out of 183 total posts on this topic. That's how many times that Big Stick made comments of zero value. Absolutely zero value. I didn't take the time to count his favorite, though somewhat overused, phrases.

And yet, there are more than a few on the forum that find him interesting. That, in itself, is interesting.

You are at the mercy of your faculties and if only in fairness...your connect percentage is phuqqing dismal. Hint.

Fascinating Dichotomy,that The Clueless Kchunts who Whine the most,
do the least. Just saying.

Might I suggest you build a chart and give SERIOUS thought to taking a Poll,if only to satiate your Hurt Feelers Report.

Laughing!...............

73

Find me "mistaken"...it WILL be funny! Hint.

Tough to trump the humor of a Clueless Whining Kchunt,trying to number all the things she doesn't know.

You go girl!..................

37,000 posts you've made. Quite honestly, I have only seen one post that gave useful information. I'm sure I missed a few other useful ones, but you seem to get most of your mileage out of verbally attacking folks with 3 or 4 of your overused words or phrases. You really work hard at it. Why? Do you think that making other people shorter makes you taller? It doesn't work like that. Well...maybe it does work like that in your world.

Fascinating...that you deem your Stupidity as being someone else's "fault".

I'll feign my "surprise",that you are unable to find me "mistaken".

What were the "odds"?!?

Laughing!...................

Congrats on a classic rifle. There's much satisfaction to be gained in using old rifles. It's also funny as heck when they out-shoot your new rifles...well, semi-funny, anyway

Yeah,or shoot just about anything you put into,without being finicky.

My .300 H&H shot 180,200,220 gr NP's into small groups without any problems.

Where do "all" of these "finicky rifles come from?

Fascinating.

As an aside,I read in F&S that a 300H&H will also shoot rather well with good bullets.

Funny how it actually works!..............

Before I pick up the rifle I'm going to have shop folks put on Weaver 4x38 attached through proven Weaver bases and rings. It should be a nice set up. I haven't read F&S in many years, but I do miss reading monthly issues of Precision Shooting Magazine.

I would say, based on the last two, a new production rifle stainless/synthetic, found on the used gun rack at the LGS, is a good candidate for being fussy - i.e., the previous owner couldn't make them shoot well. Which is rather funny considering I bought them for bad weather hunting, thinking they'd be less fussy than blued steel & wood.

Chit even the .475 Turnbull Ruger #1 I bought this year, handily out-shoots them. So did the #1 in the unholy .270, that I used last year.

What are "they" and "their" particulars?

Make/Model,bedding,mounting system,glass,torque,bullet,powder,die geometry,throating,twist and COAL?...................

To the OP, congrats on a fine rifle. To the other guy who belives that no one should buy a rifle based on nostalgia, personal preference, or because it's their damn money and they want one, get over it. I like old Mausers, they are fun to play with. I like odd ball calibers, they are also fun to play with. I have a 7600 in 30-06 that I hunt with more than any other rifle I own because it was the first real rifle I bought. It doesn't shoot as well or handle as well as my Montana, but I have a lot of fond memories with that rifle. My son shot his first deer with it. Big Stick, I know that you have a lot of knowledge, why you choose to crap on everything that doesn't fit into your narrow view is beyond me. Have you never bought something just because you like it? Never picked up a rifle as an adult that you always wanted as a kid? Even if it isn't the slickest or best shooting rifle.You need to find another outlet for your angst.
Patrick

Schit is schit.

Hint................

A Kimber Montana 7mm-08, and a Wby Mark V Ultralight .300 Wby mag. I'll post more details in a separate thread, so as not to detract from this one, and the OP's nice Pre 64 M70.

His rifle detracts by default...just as your 9-lug 'Bee do.

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