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Good sporter 98 Mausers. Like my Husqvarna 146 I rechambered to 9.3x62.

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I have an Oberndorf "B" Sporter, but it has a pre64 70 bbl on it in 30/06 ctg. It's a great rifle too. But it's 1/2 Winchester.


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Savage 99's, and American made leverguns in general.


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Shrapnel, Swift or 6mm??


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Originally Posted by WyoCoyoteHunter
Shrapnel, Swift or 6mm??


220 Swift...


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The mighty Swift, Winchester got it right in 1935 and everyone else has chased it since! My all time favorite and most accurate varmint round Ive ever owned! long live the swift..... winpoor

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Sauer, Steyr, Sako, or an old Mauser. Winchesters are great, but don't have the history, feel or panacea of the continental rifles.

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I second on the husky sporter! I love how the knob on the bolt is moved lower and seems less in the way when carting around a right hand bolt on your left side. For lever actions I like the Marlin 1893,93. Savage 1899 and prewar 99. Also.


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Originally Posted by smithrjd
Sauer, Steyr, Sako, or an old Mauser. Winchesters are great, but don't have the history, feel or panacea of the continental rifles.


Wow! What a comparison. After a Civil War, mass expansion of an entire country, Indian wars and railroads linking the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans, all with Winchesters in hands of most of these people, to say there is no history is ridiculous.

The whole world was watching America during these years and America didn't care what was going on over there. The history of the world paled in comparison to was going on in the United States. Winchesters were everywhere and involved in both sides of any conflict and useful in the hands of the settlers as they shaped a vast, uncharted land into a new country.

If you want to use a word like "panacea", you might want to use it in a different sentence...


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+1 here shrapnel. Where would America be if it weren't for Winchester, Colt ect.

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I've got 2 favorite non-Winnie rifles... both are Rugers

a 4 digit early #1 in 243 Win...
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and this M77 MkII Magnum in 416 Rigby
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Panacea is an elixir cure all or magic bullet a cording to google. Browning supplied winchester with a plethora of designs and patents. Good job shrapnel.


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Mine just a plain old M700 35 Whelen. Nothing special, but I just can't get rid of it. Been slog on too many hunts and shoots very well for me.

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Beyond that one, I'm not sure who else really makes rifles besides Winchester... whistle


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Originally Posted by Angus1895
I second on the husky sporter! I love how the knob on the bolt is moved lower and seems less in the way when carting around a right hand bolt on your left side. For lever actions I like the Marlin 1893,93. Savage 1899 and prewar 99. Also.


When the Husky spoke,

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"Come, shall we go and kill us venison?
And yet it irks me the poor dappled fools,
Being native burghers of this desert city,
Should in their own confines with forked heads
Have their round haunches gored."

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Neat pic.

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Originally Posted by keystoneben
Neat pic.


Thanks Ben! That was a heck of a hunt!


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And yet it irks me the poor dappled fools,
Being native burghers of this desert city,
Should in their own confines with forked heads
Have their round haunches gored."

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Bad statement on my part perhaps, but I don't have lever rifles so was thinking bolt action. Winchester sure does have a history with levers. I also don't shoot a Colt SAA worth a dip so I don't even consider them even thought they are a classic.

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Originally Posted by kaywoodie
Originally Posted by Angus1895
I second on the husky sporter! I love how the knob on the bolt is moved lower and seems less in the way when carting around a right hand bolt on your left side. For lever actions I like the Marlin 1893,93. Savage 1899 and prewar 99. Also.


When the Husky spoke,

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Great picture! Reminds me of home.

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Originally Posted by ismith
Originally Posted by kaywoodie
Originally Posted by Angus1895
I second on the husky sporter! I love how the knob on the bolt is moved lower and seems less in the way when carting around a right hand bolt on your left side. For lever actions I like the Marlin 1893,93. Savage 1899 and prewar 99. Also.


When the Husky spoke,

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Great picture! Reminds me of home.


Awesome picture. I think it deserves a story. Or At least a little info on your Husky rifle...


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