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Adding another .Sako 25-06
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PennDog is King of the Mountain! And he’s a fine gentleman on top of that. That means something coming from a first class individual himself! (How is that .221 Fireball treating you?). PennDog
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It's my favorite Kimber of Oregon rifle I could ever hope to own. It is one that will be passed down to a grandson.
And thank you for the compliment.
Last edited by OSU_Sig; 09/30/23.
There are 2 rules to success:
1. Never tell everything that you know.
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Found a Browning 1885 High Wall in 25-06. Just need dies and some brass and it'll be putting meat in the freezer.
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Found a Browning 1885 High Wall in 25-06. Just need dies and some brass and it'll be putting meat in the freezer. That's a solid score!
Semper Fi
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Shot my first couple deer as a teenager with a Ruger .257 Bob and always looked back fondly at that caliber. Sadly that gun was sold a very long time ago. My favorite now is a Rem700 .257 Weatherby Magnum with a stainless fluted barrel that I've customized with a Greyboe stock and Karl Kampfeld fluted and skeletonized the bolt for me.
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Found a Browning 1885 High Wall in 25-06. Just need dies and some brass and it'll be putting meat in the freezer. That's a solid score! Thanks beretz. It has some cosmetic flaw but if it shoots good I can get the blems fixed, get rid of the polyurathane finish, matt blue the metal maybe get the receiver color case hardened. Should be a good fit between the 250 Savage, the Roberts and the 257 Weatherby.
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Made a tuff choice several months ago Had to unload some toys to cover some bills Had a Remington 700 , 26” barrel synthetic beaver tail stock . Nothing done except trigger and lug lapping That thing would often shoot in the .1’s and .2’s with right bullet and powder combo I mean with a good batch of 100 gr SGK’s Or pro hunters Had a Nikon 4.5-14 SF on it for years and never had to touch it for zeroing On the other hand I had a Remington LSS 243 that my wife had bought me several years ago for a Christmas gift that got stolen 12-13 yrs ago before I even fired it Finally got it back about s year ago and it shot piss poor for a 243 Rebarreled it with an urban rifleman 26” barrel and what a smoker .13”and .18” first two groups with sierra 107 gr tipped match kings And just about anything else down the tube .5” or so So I let the old gun go , but dam I hated it . Had a Savage 243 110 that shot lights out too , gave that one to my ex brother in law, he had problems and sold it Dad had a 25-06 BDL that was 3/4” or less That LSS was the weakest shooting 1/4 bore I ever had But ran a bore scope in it and a couple of the riflings didn’t come all the way to the throat Kenneth
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Just one. 257 Roberts. With shot placement like that, it's all ya need. Guy
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