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LOL.. now that is funny right there folks.


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Featherweight 30-06 is fond of venison too smile
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Great pictures fellas!


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Originally Posted by gunnut308
Featherweight 30-06 is fond of venison too smile
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Nice rifle gunnut..


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My favorite is my std ‘52 30/06. Have a ‘58 306 FWT, but got it well used. Will use it to make a custom. Haven’t had much experience with FWTs in nice shape.

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Standard weights are my favorite

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Originally Posted by beretzs
Originally Posted by gunnut308
Beautiful rifles B! You’ve got some good stuff stashed away 👍

I love my standards but I have a little more love for the fwt’s. I usually drop them in a McMillian Hunters Edge. They feel good in the hands and enuff meat in the barrel to make the forward weight right on the money.
Both weight rifles have been easy to load for and top notch accurate.


That’s a danged fact. I’m becoming fairly fond of my 06 set up as you mentioned. Pretty easy shooting gun as well.


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Good stuff is good stuff ain’t it!
1959 Featherweight 30-06
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Standard .270 WCF

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Standard and FWT at the range
Both .270 JOC smile

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I've always had a soft spot for the standard weights but I also own Featherweights. My preference is:

1 - Pre-War M70s.
2 - Post-War M70s.
3 - Pre-64 Featherweights.

I respect everyone's thoughts and opinions though, just stating mine.

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standard. but heavier the better for me.


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Sweet rifles Gunnut! Those look excellent. Bet they shoot pretty well!


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To me, the FWT has never really been a "featherweight" (at least by today's standards). But it is, at least for my tastes, the "rightweight".

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Originally Posted by southtexas
To me, the FWT has never really been a "featherweight" (at least by today's standards). But it is, at least for my tastes, the "rightweight".


Well said ST!


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Originally Posted by beretzs
Originally Posted by southtexas
To me, the FWT has never really been a "featherweight" (at least by today's standards). But it is, at least for my tastes, the "rightweight".


Well said ST!


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What are the muzzle diameters of the following Winchester model 70 configurations?

Pre-64 sporter
Pre-64 featherweight

USRAC sporter
USRAC featherweight

BACO sporter
BACO featherweight





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