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Whilst factory all the way, no wood/blue thread is complete without a Savage 1899/99
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Whilst factory all the way, no wood/blue thread is complete without a Savage 1899/99
amen leveluvr, I was thinking your avatar is what completed the thread. Smokin' babe!
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Ok, I just added this Cooper 57M in 22LR to my stable last week. The wood is AAA French Grade. When I called Cooper, they said it was, in their opinion, nearly exhibition grade. Oh, and I've already put a scratch on it. Interesting grain pattern. At first glance it looks like a laminated stock. Then you look again. Nice stock! Bruce
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I think most makers would call that exhibition grade in this day and age.....
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Scott, that should be one NICE Roberts. Is the throat short enough that you can seat 75 V-Max's out close to the leade?
Anybody who seriously concerns themselves with the adequacy of a Big 7mm for anything we hunt here short of brown bear, is a dufus. They are mostly making shidt up. Crunch! Nite-nite!
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Here is the Cooper 57M, up the canyon behind my house, after I finished shooting a couple dozen different loads, settling on the RWS Target Rifle 22LR load. I took the NF 2.5-10x32 Compact off and mounted this VX3 1.5-5x20 in S&K Sculptured bases/rings. With Win CB Long Match loads it quite the cherry eatin bird killer. Alan
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As a stock maker of some 50 plus years I see some real nice guns on here..I can't post so can't put any up, but if I were to answer the original posters question I would tell him to find a nice Brno double square bridge Mod. 21 or 22 in 7x57 caliber and he would have the finest of rifles and the best bang for the buck..They just cannot be beat IMO.
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Nice Savage Boswell! And the cheekpiece is on the correct side too!!!!!!
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