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Ok...

700 & lupey scope
Mathews switchback
had a Toyota fj40 and looking for another
Had a Polaris quad
not a handgun guy but have a Kahr 45

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Originally Posted by Fireball2
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Are you selling that one?


I doubt anyone would want to pay what it's worth to me. Point is, (I think they are) far from ugly. Some of the most beautiful rifles ever designed and built, and far far ahead of their time. Still accurate even by todays standards too.


I took the liberty of rewording a little.

I like their mechanical design and the accuracy of the ones I've seen in action can't be disputed. But the aesthetics would be a matter of opinion, and to be honest I don't think they are all that pretty of a rifle.

I would hunt with one in a heartbeat, though.

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Originally Posted by Fireball2
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I hate the Savage 99 almost as much as I hate the AR-15!
Both are in the running for ugliest rifle ever made.


Oh, I don't know about all that.

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I killed my 1st deer and elk w/ a 99 but have moved on. I can still walk so I have little interest in ATVs but Honda motorcycles rock. If you carry a Tikka while wearing a Glock and drive your Toyota to the outdoors you are probably one of the enlightened.


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Been a Hoyt guy for 30 years and I have gone to Nightforce in recent years, I'm with you on the rest.


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This thread needs a soundtrack.

And i like a decent rem 700 just fine.



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In your view, must be plenty wrong with me. I do not hunt/shoot with bow anymore and don’t know Mathews from Schmathews. Japanese trucks are way down my maybe list and Leupold scopes are not sufficiently dependable or worthy of their cost

I do like Rem 700s quite a bit, but NEVER engage the safety.


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Originally Posted by ltppowell
...and Leupold scopes, Toyota trucks, Glock 19's, Mathews bows and Honda ATV's.

If you don't like at least 4 of the 6, something is wrong with you.
I've had several model 700's. Nothing wrong with them. I prefer a Weatherby or a Winchester though. Leupold is my primary scope brand. Never owned a Toyota. GMC, Chevy and Ford. I'll pass on the Glocks. Don't currently shoot a bow. Honda ATV's...probably the best. My old three-wheeler is a Yamaha.

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I have a C grade 700 i haven’t hunted with. I’m taking it next weekend. It has a Leupold scope on it.

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Originally Posted by ltppowell
...and Leupold scopes, Toyota trucks, Glock 19's, Mathews bows and Honda ATV's.

If you don't like at least 4 of the 6, something is wrong with you.


Love Remingtons.
Except you gotta replace the stock and the trigger!
3 rings of steel... yeah...?


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Originally Posted by Robert_White
Originally Posted by ltppowell
...and Leupold scopes, Toyota trucks, Glock 19's, Mathews bows and Honda ATV's.

If you don't like at least 4 of the 6, something is wrong with you.


Love Remingtons.
Except you gotta replace the stock and the trigger!
3 rings of steel... yeah...?


Don't forget tig weld the bolt handle and bush the firing pin hole......


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Originally Posted by ltppowell
...and Leupold scopes, Toyota trucks, Glock 19's, Mathews bows and Honda ATV's.

If you don't like at least 4 of the 6, something is wrong with you.


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...Actually Sycamore, you are sort of right....
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Originally Posted by CCCC
In your view, must be plenty wrong with me. I do not hunt/shoot with bow anymore and don’t know Mathews from Schmathews. Japanese trucks are way down my maybe list and Leupold scopes are not sufficiently dependable or worthy of their cost

I do like Rem 700s quite a bit, but NEVER engage the safety.

That's ok. You've got some really cool old rigs.


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I like Remington 700s, Leupold scopes, Nosler Partitions, any flavor of 338s, and Ford trucks


















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Originally Posted by jbmi
Pulled my LH 1980 270 Rem. 700 BDL with a 1980 Leupold VX II 2-7X out of the safe last week after it had been sitting in there for over 7 years.
Grabbed a cheap box of 130gr Rem Core-lok that's also 7 years old.
After I sighted in my 2012 MRC 308, with a 7 year old Leupold VX II_2-7 ( 3 shots 1 1/2" high, less than 1" at 100yd's) I reached for the old 700.
1st shot out of a 7 year old cold barrel, bang, DEAD CENTER bulls eye, second shot , bang, DEAD CENTER kissing the first shot.
3rd shot, about 1/2" high and just a tad left. Another 3 shots less than 1"
Now, which one do I use on opening day ???
A 100 yd shot is very rare in my woods, usually a lot less.
I have loved my Remington 700, but 7 years ago I had MRC make me a sweet LH 308 that's hard not to use.
As far as trucks go, make mine a Ford, and Colts for any handgun.


I find nothing to argue about in that post. Other than the MRC 308 I could have written it.

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Originally Posted by ltppowell
...and Leupold scopes, Toyota trucks, Glock 19's, Mathews bows and Honda ATV's.

If you don't like at least 4 of the 6, something is wrong with you.


Well, Elite bows for me.

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Originally Posted by Blackheart
Originally Posted by irfubar
I like all those things.... but in each category I have brands I like better...... except the Mathews bow, don't know much about compound bows
Even the indians were smart enough to shyt can their bows for rifles as soon as they had the chance.



True, but in some places if you want to have a decently long season you must bowhunt.

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Originally Posted by Blackheart
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I like all those things.... but in each category I have brands I like better...... except the Mathews bow, don't know much about compound bows
Even the indians were smart enough to shyt can their bows for rifles as soon as they had the chance.



Killing a deer in close with a bow is very satisfying , more so than with a gun for me anyway.

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I like remington rifles. But I own a few other brands. Never bow hunted. No glocks. No Jap trucks or motorcycles.
I do have a few Luepold scopes. Hasbeen


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