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My M70 375 H&H below. It is in a Brown PoundR. I bought it from a forum member here some years ago. I took it to SE Alaska for brown bear four years ago. I could easily sell all of my rifles keeping this one and my 270 Montana and be set for life.

I spoke with Mark Bansner at this years DSC show and he is just now producing stocks for the M70 again. I agree with the above that his ergo's are spot on. I bedded my old tang Ruger Whelen
in one and took it to north BC for elk and moose.

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Originally Posted by EdM
My M70 375 H&H below. It is in a Brown PoundR. I bought it from a forum member here some years ago. I took it to SE Alaska for brown bear four years ago. I could easily sell all of my rifles keeping this one and my 270 Montana and be set for life.

I spoke with Mark Bansner at this years DSC show and he is just now producing stocks for the M70 again. I agree with the above that his ergo's are spot on. I bedded my old tang Ruger Whelen
in one and took it to north BC for elk and moose.

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What EdM said...based on experience and age. Wisdom.



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Originally Posted by EdM
My M70 375 H&H below. It is in a Brown PoundR. I bought it from a forum member here some years ago. I took it to SE Alaska for brown bear four years ago. I could easily sell all of my rifles keeping this one and my 270 Montana and be set for life.

I spoke with Mark Bansner at this years DSC show and he is just now producing stocks for the M70 again. I agree with the above that his ergo's are spot on. I bedded my old tang Ruger Whelen
in one and took it to north BC for elk and moose.

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With that stock or similar and with that scope or equivalent, this one would be pretty close to that weight. With the big Zeiss Victory 1.5-6 and Tupperware, It's around nine pounds, a pound and quarter more than yours. The scope and stock differences should account for most of the additional weight.

That's a nice set up. How much more recoil would I expect going that route?

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I suspect little as I once owned an early and lighter Rem 700 KS MR from the custom shop when Brown provided the stock (not a PoundR). It cracked at the recoil lug. I sent it back to Remington and they sent it back bedded in the McM stock that now holds my beloved 338-06 rebore of 1995. I killed two elk with that rifle, the 375. This rifle, the 375 H&H M70, is a touch heavier and easy to shoot and noticeably gentler than my 9 1/2# M70 416 Rem M70 in a McM magnum bedded stock. I see no reason to hunt with a 9 or 10# 375 H&H unless recoil is a real issue and it is for some.


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Originally Posted by Dirtfarmer

With that stock or similar and with that scope or equivalent, this one would be pretty close to that weight. With the big Zeiss Victory 1.5-6 and Tupperware, It's around nine pounds, a pound and quarter more than yours. The scope and stock differences should account for most of the additional weight.

That's a nice set up. How much more recoil would I expect going that route?

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BTW, this M-70 serial number.is G356XXX.

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Mine is still in original configuration, I added a limbsaver recoil pad.


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Then STFU. The rest of your statement is superflous bullshit with no real bearing on this discussion other than to massage your own ego.

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