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I agree with the OP. I’m in the market for a bolt action rifle but I don’t see much in the way of a walnut stocked .270 win. Not saying they’re not available it’s just the ones I’ve looked at were more than I wanted to pay. I get the whole inflation thing but I’m just not a fan of synthetic rifles, although they do serve their purpose

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As with everything else, when there are enough customers willing to pay what it costs to make something at a profit, that something will get made.

“Customers” can include jobbers, wholesalers, or retailers. Darrik has proven that a number of times, along with Lipsey’s and others closer to the end user.


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The closest woodstock rifle I’ve come across that approaches being affordable is the Browning AB3 made by Miroku. Everything else is $1000+. I think Miroku makes fine guns so I often wonder why a made in Japan gun costs more than a made in USA gun. Think I might have to take a good hard look at synthetic stock rifles as those seem the most budget friendly

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Miroku does indeed make fine guns, and has for quite some time. I think it’s just what they do, and they don’t cut every corner possible like many others do. I think Japanese workers are well paid and take pride in their work too. I have a couple Browning falling blocks and they’re pretty much flawless. Just ordered a new Citori 725 and hope it’s as nice.


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Rifles died 20 years ago when the plastic took over
I have no idea what’s out there these days I don’t give a second look
There is
A glut of fantastic old rifles
To be had. Why would anyone bother wit anything new

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Originally Posted by shortactionsmoker
Howa has a big order from me….

I’ll pass along the goodness as soon as I get some in.


So, any news on when the shipment is coming in??
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Shortaction smoker: I have been using the "mint condition/used Rifle market" for a long time now (last 10 years or so).
There are lots of them out there for your perusal.
Sadly the prices for the mint condition/used Rifles I really enjoy are rising at a noticeable rate of recent.
Good luck in your search (wait?).
Hold into the wind
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