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Originally Posted by bsa1917hunter
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Stevens 200 in 270.

Plain Jane and light.

And probably a damn good shooter.


Yep

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My lightest is my favorite. Kimber Montana 7-08, Talleys & Leupold 2.5x8. 6lbs bare.

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Wish I would have kept the shark skin stock for it.

Anyone want to trade?

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Tikka t3x 6.5 kreed, bushy lrhs2, krg bravo. Probably about 9.5lbs...perfect.

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I don't have a light rifle that is a favorite. Two wood stocked adls in .30-06 and 6mm are the lightest neither is a special favorite.


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Originally Posted by bsa1917hunter
Originally Posted by memtb

My only hunting rifle - 9 pounds 1 ounce….. fully loaded, scoped and slung. memtb

You are the only non rifle loony here, but I admire both you and your wife. How heavy is her 338wm?




BSA, Yep, a little different than most! We have other rifles……but have only one hunting rifle. Her rifle is 8 pounds 15 ounces “all-up and ready to hunt”! Neither rifle wears a “weed burner”…..However, neither gets much “bench time” either! 😉 memtb

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You should not use a rifle that will kill an animal when everything goes right; you should use one that will do the job when everything goes wrong." -Bob Hagel

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My Jap sporter .308 Win... 20" light barrel, compact stock, not d/t for a scope.

If it wasn't for sentimental value, I wouldn't own it, because it's a horror show to shoot. In top of being light, the stock doesn't fit me well at all, so it cracks me square in the cheekbone.

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5# 2 Oz. The heaviest is 12#.


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Montana in 7-08 wearing VXII 2-7X33 and 3 rounds
6lbs 0.7oz. (No sling)

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Another Kimber Montana in .308 with Leupold, 6-1/4 lbs ready to roll.


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My lightest are a Barrett Fieldcraft in 6.5x55 and a Kimber Classic in .257 Roberts-both under 6 lbs. The basic differences are a 24" barrel for the Barrett vs a 22" for the Kimber and the Barrett is much more accurate.

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Never weighed a firearm..pick it up, if it feels good and balances well, and shoots well….its the right weight.

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Kimber Hunter 358 Win I modified heavily. 5 lbs 6 oz with a full magazine, sling, and a 17ox Trijicon 3-9x40 with a green illuminated reticle on it now.

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Tikka T3 Superlite in 7 Mag with Vortex Crossfire 4 x 12 x 44

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My Kimber Classic Select in .257 Roberts with a 2.5-8 (or 2-7?) Leupold and a Montana sling is 7# 6 ounces. I can’t remember if that was loaded or not

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Rem 700 Mountain Rifle, stainless, synthetic stock in 308 Win
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Empty with no sling attached it's 6.5 pounds.

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Unmolested M700Ti chambered for 260 Rem w/ VX-2 Ultralight 3-9x33 in Talley lightweights. 6lb2oz without sling. Gets the job done, though I shoot better with rifles having a little more meat in the barrel.

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Ruger American Compact, with a Leupold fixed 2.5x scope. Comes in at 6.6 lbs loaded. A great little rig. Chambered in 308. Ultralight doesn't need to be expensive. My only gripe is the small boney butt. It's a sharp recoil that I can't believe this compact rifle is suitable for smaller shooters.

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Kimber Montana's in 257 Bob, 243 Win, and 223 Rem. All wear Leupold 3x9 scopes.


It's official. I missed the selfie deadline so I'm Maser's sock puppet because rene and the Polish half of the fubar twins have decided that I am.

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My 30-06 Montana with a 2.5-8 Leupold is right around 6 lbs 14 oz all up. The barrel was cut to 22 in and iron sights added. I used Weaver bases and 4x4 rings. Sling is 1" nylon with shoe goo for friction. Uncle Mikes stock cuff.

My 6.5 Creedmoor Hunter with a 3.5-10 Leupold is also right around 6 lbs 14 oz all up. Iron sights were also added. Again I used Weaver bases and 4x4 rings. Sling is 1" nylon with shoe goo for friction. Uncle Mikes stock cuff.

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Browning x bolt pro 6.5 cm /metopa 6x scope w browning 1pc rings 6.4 lbs

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