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I would love a classic in 22hornet. But realize it probably wont happen cry I wonder if they will have any 22 cal. options? Have to wait and see. Mike

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I will be buying one for sure. But, which exact model depends on what chamberings they have with a blued, Walnut stocked rifle. I also want as light a rifle as they make consistent with the above requirement. I could live with a 250 Sav, a 257 Roberts, a 7x57, or a 7-08, in that order of preference. My days of bigger boomers are over.

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I'll wait and see what the quality is like. But if they live up to the expectations, I'll be buying a SS Model 70 in either 270 or 30-06.

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Originally Posted by DMB
I will be buying one for sure. But, which exact model depends on what chamberings they have with a blued, Walnut stocked rifle. I also want as light a rifle as they make consistent with the above requirement. I could live with a 250 Sav, a 257 Roberts, a 7x57, or a 7-08, in that order of preference. My days of bigger boomers are over.

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I'm with DMB on this, but mine needs to be the stainless featherweight

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I will buy some of the new lefties as soon as they are available!!
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Me too, I really hope for a left-handed featherweight in standard calibers this time.

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How many of you plan on getting one as soon as they are available, despite the cost?


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I want to get a one in 30-06. I generally allow myself one stock factory rifle to experiment with per year, and this is the one I've decided to go with as soon as I can get my hands on a suitable specimen. In the real world, the projected cost of these new M70s is quite reasonable.............

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Would love to pick up a S/S wood stocked model 70 in 270 Winchester.Might have to retire the magnums for that one.

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I would like to have a one in the featherweight 270 in left hand. But I'm not going to wait 2 or 3 years for them to come out with the southpaw version. I had ordered 2 of the LH featherwieghts when the short mags came out and after waiting 9 months I finally called Browning and they shipped me 2 rifles from the factory direct to my dealer.


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I was going to get a stainless 30-06, but I have purchased two Ruger Mark lls (7MM and .350 Rem. mag.) in the last few months. And, I really want to put a new stainless Ruger .338 RCM through its paces as soon as one is available. By the time I get these three rifles tuned-up and shooting to my standards, you guys will have posted complete critiques of the new Model 70 that will help me decide how badly I want one. CP.

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I'll buy one, but it won't be for me.

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I already have 4 mid-late 90's Classic's, plus a couple push feed Model 70's. The Classics include a stainless walnut Featherweight in 308, and a stainless walnut Sporter in '06. These are my dream rifles and I alredy have them, so probably won't be in the market for any more, unless........

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Originally Posted by DocFoster
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I will buy some of the new lefties as soon as they are available!!
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Me too, I really hope for a left-handed featherweight in standard calibers this time.

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Whatever the case maybe, I'm planning on a left-handed 6.5x55mm.


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i'm gonna wait awhile see feedback first


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I really want a stainless 9.3x62.

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If Montana had a standing army, a 270 Win with Federal Blue Box 130's would be the standard issue.
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Like many I missed a chance at a nice 270 featherweight once and have hated myself for not buying it. I have a 1/2 MOA Weatherby Mark V in .270 but if I could get a SS featherweight in .270 Win with some nice wood, like a complete fool I would consider trading the Weatherby....why I just don't know why other than some weird nostalgia..

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In the real world, the projected cost of these new M70s is quite reasonable.............

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in the real world, kimber is delivering their 8400 montana for about what you'd expect to pay for the new winchesters in blue/walnut...

i expect that i'll look that way first..... john w


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I think I will stick to Sako - I fancy a Bavarian in 30-06. Known quality.......

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I ll wait and see what the new 70s look like. One could get into my gun case if they are well made with good wood.

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I have no need for one.

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