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If I could FIND one a Old style Ruger s.s. 30-06 in the boat paddle stock With open sights.
Scope Trijicon Accupoint 3-9x40 GREEN Dot Duplex.


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One hole wonder 7 Remmy Mag. Might opt for a Manners stock before it is all said and done. After all,it's gonna be the ONLY one!

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Well then I guess my question wasn't so stupid after all....grin


Thanks for all the posts, some very nice and useful rifles on this thread!

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My choice would be my Tradewinds Husky, a plain stocked Husqvarna from the days they were imported by Tradewinds in Tacoma, WA. It's a .30/06 and shoots 200 gr Nosler Partitions exceptionally well in spite of a 1 in 12 twist. I has a 1 3/4 - 5X Leupold on it.

It is light, accurate and reliable. It isn't the rifle I'd choose if I was still young, like in my forties, but will do all the hunting left in me.

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Excluding small Varmints, My R1 300 Win Mag with NightForce 2.5-10x32 illuminated. 130 TSXs to various 200-220 grainers, nothing is safe.

4 shots quick and a spare mag on my belt. Will hold 3 in 1 MOA and I happen to like the look of things Italian.

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I could easily hunt everything NA has to offer with either my 30-06 Titanium w/ Edge stock or my 7 Saum with Edge Stock.

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GAP Non-typical in .260 Remington.

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My Remington 700adl 30-06 flat safety with an older Bushnell Banner 4x in Weaver detachable mounts. But I'd much rather have a Leupold 4x on it. I deer hunt in Northern MN and Northern WI (and a few times in eastern WY in the past), so any cup and core 150/165 grain factory load will do nicely. But if i hunted elk, moose, sheep and bears, then it would be 180 grain Nosler Partitions.



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If I had a house fire, lost everything and could only afford to buy one new rifle, I'd look hard at a NULA.

Can't decide on a cartridge at the moment, but nothing larger than .308.

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Remington 700 barreled by Pacnor to 23in in 338-06. I could shoot Texas whitetails w/ the 180gr and brown bears w/the 250gr Partition. powdr

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A 30-06 and 165gr billets.


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Originally Posted by Brad

I know you BP hunt a bit, ever considered ditching the heavy Williams bottom metal for the lighter PT&G aluminum?

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I saw your earlier post on your latest project. Definitely looking forward to the range reports and pictures when that one is done!

I've considered changing BM and in fact have 6MM Remington built in the same blueprint, except for the bottom metal being PT&G... Still trying to decide if I like the aluminum PT&G... I've counted ounces on all my other gear, just not sure if I want to give up all steel on my old 'o6.

Ideally Kimber will come to their senses and make the Montana 84M in a southpaw version. I'd be ALL OVER a 308. wink
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BTW, Leupold will do custom dots in your 2.5-8x36... mine is going back for that treatment.



Thank you for this bit of info. I will have to look into the costs and paperwork involved in getting a scope back and forth across the border. The Leupold LRD is my favourite hold-over hunting reticle.


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If I was to buy a new one to do it all? Maybe a Montana in 3/7/6-08.

I have a 280 I like a lot. It's an old M70 with an edge stock and a nice svelte barrel. It's about 7.5 ready to go and is as bomb proof as anything.

Scope wise, I dunno. I love the 6x42's. They are the perfect hunting scope IMO. But my blind azz struggles with really small targets much past a couple hundred yards. If I wanted to shoot goph's or LR target I might go with a variable.





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Tikka T3 Lite Stainless with 30-06 168gr Barnes TTSX and Leupold VX-3 3.5-10-40 BDC reticles.

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I could happily run this one for everything without any regret. The 150gr LR Accubonds need more testing but are looking promising @2900fps. That said, I could run 140 Accubonds @3000 and be just as happy!
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Originally Posted by Wrongside
Still trying to decide if I like the aluminum PT&G...


I understand... I had the Williams unit on an Edge-stocked SS M70 fwt 30-06 too... it's definitely a LOT nicer than the PT&G aluminum, but I can live with it for the weight savings.

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The Leupold LRD is my favourite hold-over hunting reticle.


Same here... I had one B&C reticle. What a cluster. Sold it pretty quickly. Completely prefer the LRD.


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Looks like I'll be in good company with my pre-'64 Model 70 FWT .30-06.
Now with Leupold VX-2 3-9x40. Not fussy about ammo.

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Kimber Montana .300 WSM:

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700, 24" @ .660, McM Hunters Edge, 280AI, FX3 6x42

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Originally Posted by xverminator
I could happily run this one for everything without any regret. The 150gr LR Accubonds need more testing but are looking promising @2900fps. That said, I could run 140 Accubonds @3000 and be just as happy!
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