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Originally Posted by Oregon45
Winchester Model 70 Featherweight in 30-06.


Having just purchased one and finding it stellar at the range, I'd have to say that's not a bad choice... But I would rebel against the standard cartridge restriction... They're just so, um, pedestrian...


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Winchester 70 Featherweight 270



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Stainless Ruger 77 MKII or Hawkeye (I like the laminated stocks). They are tough and reliable. While it may need a trigger job, once done it's a simple trigger system that won't change and is easy to clean if needed. The scope rings are strong and easy to mount.


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ONE? Simple -

Sako

Caliber? Probably 270 but IF I planned to hunt the world over, and needed ammo in a pinch for all game all conditions, I'd have to suck it up and go w/the 1906...Springfield.

Pre-Garcia Finnbear in a McMillan stock will do....but I'd probably 'settle' for a SS/Syn Model 75/85...and would spring for an EDGE stock.

Leupold 6x in FXII or III

..but could 'settle' for a Leupy FX 4x33 or a Zeiss 4x32 smile

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Originally Posted by moosemike
Ruger M77 Hawkeye .30-06.


yep.

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thanks guys...amazing results..near full concurrence on 30-06 which was my hunch and the reason for asking. The final pick was???..............hmmm.....drumroll please.................

Remington Mdl 700 CDL 30-06, tally rings, Conquest 3x9

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Remington model 700 XCR II in 300 RUM with a Leupold VX III 4.5-14 x 40 mm for deer I'll use the power level I ammo and for elk I'll use the power level III ammo

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Well, I picked the current Sako 85 in 6.5X55 because I wanted a quality, highly accurate, and reasonably lightweight rifle in a light-recoiling caliber whose adequacy on a broad range of game has been proven many thousands of times. But I settled for this:

http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.aspx?Item=240822906

a Sako 75 in .260Rem, 'cause it was close enough, the ballistics nearly identical, and for the all-weather materials...and the price was right.

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Weatherby Mark V (you can pick the particular flavor) in .257 Wby.


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think i would just keep my MKV ultralite in a .308 that i already have

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tikka t3 in 270win.

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Kimber Montana 84L in 270 Winchester. Scope it with a VX3 2.5-8X36 Leupold B&C. Talley LW lows and run bullets from 85 gr to 160 gr.

Lower budget would be Winchester Model 70 Featherweight in 270 Win and the same componets.


JOC was right. The 270 Winchester on a Model 70 is a great combination as is the 30/06 and 375 H&H

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Dakota M76 7 Rem Mag.




The 280 Remington is overbore.

The 7 Rem Mag is over bore.
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M70 FWT SS in '06, or an Extreme Weather in .300 WSM.

I would have said a 700 Mountain Rifle LSS in .280 or 30-06, but Big Green quit making 'em. frown


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Blaser R-93, 30-06, 3.5-10x40 VX3

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300 mag weatherby ultra lite Mark V stainless 26 inch barrel with lpy 2 X 8 vX3 36mm.

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