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Hey Shouldershot,
It will not let me pm you but i am interested in your 308
Send me an email - 4207maindirhcr-manorcare.com

thx

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That was my fave little Mannlicher.....should have kept it. The Barnes and 95 BT will take out any deer and hog without issue. That RSI is a COMPACT bugger, about like a Rem. 600. When Winchester Custom Shop made the M70 Mannlicher's - I thought a 7/08 or 358 would have been a nice set up.

No doubt folks either hate them or love them. Had a BSA Stutzen Air Rifle underlever cock, fixed barrel in .22, back in College, full stock...miss that one. Had a thing for either a M-S 6.5x54 or a M-S in a modern version in 6.5x55. Never had either.

No doubt, some full stocked rifles are more appealing than others.

Always thought the .350 Remington Mag cartridge they chambered these in would be great bear medicine. Would probably rock your world when you touched it off however.

Sounds $500 over priced

I had one in .250-3000 that I sold two years ago. If I recall correctly, it brought $1500 with base and rings, but no scope. I might have gotten a slight premium for the cartridge.

Hey,
If any of you guys could private message "shouldershot" for me i would greatly appreciate it.
It will not let me private message him and I would be interested in the 308 he said he would sell on this thread.
He can email me at "4207maindirhcr-manorcare.com"

Thanks for your help

I believe it’s sold but will let you know if it falls through

Sorry to the op

Remington Seven MS have 20" barrels and despite the heavier laminated stock they balance better than the average Remington Seven.

I put 2 stainless parts guns together with stocks that I found on-line, one in 223 and one in 260. I have wondered why anyone would buy a Seven MS and then part it out, but at least 2 people did to my benefit.

Some rifles wear mannlicher stocks better than others. The Ruger No.1 and 77 RSIs look great. The 10/22 not so much in my opinion. Much as I like a well appointed mannlicher, I don't like the laminate version. I think a Model 7 with a solid walnut mannlicher stock would be sweet, but I don't like the look of the laminate. Something incongruous there.

Mine on 7-08 is one of the most accurate rifles I’ve ever owned. Shoots everything sub MOA. Even Factory ammo.
My favorite little deer and hog hunting Carbine.

My favorite mannlicher stocked rifles are the Husqvarnas. I like the long action Ruger 77 RSIs better than the short actions, as they seem to balance a little better. I really dislike the CZ mannlicher-style stocks, as the 550 FS had about the same balance as a 6' cedar fence post and both the 452 FS and 550 FS had the hogback style combs that I don't care for. The Mossberg 800 and Winchester 70 mannlicher-style stocks both felt kind of "clubby" in my hands, at least when compared to the Husqvarna 1600 and 9000 series rifles.

I don't find the Remington Seven MS laminated stocks particularly objectionable, as they are well contoured, not too thin and not too thick, but I totally agree with you that laminated wood and an absence of open sights are both incongruous on a mannlicher-style stocked rifle. That said, I really like the laminated mannlicher-style stocks of late-1990's vintage Ruger 10/22 that were made for Walmart, the KRBIBBZs.

When I think about it, the rifle with a mannlicher-style stock that I've had the longest is a Ruger 44 International and the one that I have shot the most is a 77 RSI that came to me as a 250-3000 and subsequently had the barrel set back about 1/8" and then rechambered to 25 Souper.