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Brad thank you for posting this. I knew ‘of‘ Pete but never corresponded. Folks like him are truly unique in our beloved pursuit. I’ll pray for his family.
Sincerely appreciated the personal touch you added to your post.
Cheers
Tim
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One of his creations on a walk last night. Thanks Pete! :-)
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Hopefully whoever finds that rifle knows can sort out using a wronghanded bolt. I’d be p’issed off to find a LH 70…. Just my damn luck
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Brad, thanks for the heads up, Being a lefty and my all time fav being a SS LH ‘70 I’d like to thank Pete for his time,
This could also be posted in the Lefty section just as well.
LH ‘70’s are coveted by many.
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I own'd 1 m64 left hand 30/06 biggest piece of junk I've ever bought ,I sold it a week after I bought it I'll never buy another one
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I own'd 1 m64 left hand 30/06 biggest piece of junk I've ever bought ,I sold it a week after I bought it I'll never buy another one I see another brainiac has decided to grace the campfire…
“Perfection is Achieved Not When There Is Nothing More to Add, But When There Is Nothing Left to Take Away” Antoine de Saint-Exupery
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I own'd 1 m64 left hand 30/06 biggest piece of junk I've ever bought ,I sold it a week after I bought it I'll never buy another one I see another brainiac has decided to grace the campfire… Yea and from your post count you have been here quite a while Dont like what I post then put me on ignore trulely that simple Have a good evening 👍
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I own'd 1 m64 left hand 30/06 biggest piece of junk I've ever bought ,I sold it a week after I bought it I'll never buy another one I see another brainiac has decided to grace the campfire… Yea and from your post count you have been here quite a while Dont like what I post then put me on ignore trulely that simple Have a good evening 👍 My thinking is how classless it is to post smack about a mans work on his obituary post, while offering no specifics to back it up other than the vague "biggest piece of junk I've ever bought ,I sold it a week after I bought it." HOW was it the biggest piece of junk you ever bought? Obviously a week with a rifle is a vast amount of time, allowing one to test a variety of handloads and factory loads, so maybe there was a mechanical issue rather than an accuracy issue you discovered in your extensive week's work with the rifle?
“Perfection is Achieved Not When There Is Nothing More to Add, But When There Is Nothing Left to Take Away” Antoine de Saint-Exupery
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Brad's post count has given reason to value his opinion. You on the other hand.....
laissez les bons temps rouler
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I own'd 1 m64 left hand 30/06 biggest piece of junk I've ever bought ,I sold it a week after I bought it I'll never buy another one I see another brainiac has decided to grace the campfire… Yea and from your post count you have been here quite a while Dont like what I post then put me on ignore trulely that simple Have a good evening 👍 My thinking is how classless it is to post smack about a mans work on his obituary post, while offering no specifics to back it up other than the vague "biggest piece of junk I've ever bought ,I sold it a week after I bought it." HOW was it the biggest piece of junk you ever bought? Obviously a week with a rifle is a vast amount of time, allowing one to test a variety of handloads and factory loads, so maybe there was a mechanical issue rather than an accuracy issue you discovered in your extensive week's work with the rifle? Post count besides the point, I haven't seen many LH M64s in 30-06 myself I know Pathfinder76 has a few LH'ed M70 gems that are mighty fine shooters.
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I haven't seen many LH M64s in 30-06 myself And then there's that... brainiac indeed lol.
“Perfection is Achieved Not When There Is Nothing More to Add, But When There Is Nothing Left to Take Away” Antoine de Saint-Exupery
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The model 64 I own is ambidextrous. Trying to figure out how you would make one left handed..😉
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The model 64 I own is ambidextrous. Trying to figure out how you would make one left handed..😉 Or chamber it in 30-06.
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I refuse to part with the two LH M70s I have. One an 06 I have used quite a bit and the other 300 Win Mag I have never even fired. However, both are smooth as polished rubies and feed as one would expect.
The way life should be.
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I own'd 1 m64 left hand 30/06 biggest piece of junk I've ever bought ,I sold it a week after I bought it I'll never buy another one I see another brainiac has decided to grace the campfire… Yea and from your post count you have been here quite a while Dont like what I post then put me on ignore trulely that simple Have a good evening 👍 My thinking is how classless it is to post smack about a mans work on his obituary post, while offering no specifics to back it up other than the vague "biggest piece of junk I've ever bought ,I sold it a week after I bought it." HOW was it the biggest piece of junk you ever bought? Obviously a week with a rifle is a vast amount of time, allowing one to test a variety of handloads and factory loads, so maybe there was a mechanical issue rather than an accuracy issue you discovered in your extensive week's work with the rifle? Post count besides the point, I haven't seen many LH M64s in 30-06 myself I know Pathfinder76 has a few LH'ed M70 gems that are mighty fine shooters. Ha! I’m on the hill right now sitting next to one. This one is a 30-06. But is also a Model 70. :-)
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Love it!
“Perfection is Achieved Not When There Is Nothing More to Add, But When There Is Nothing Left to Take Away” Antoine de Saint-Exupery
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Thanks again Pete!
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