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Matt I LOVE that setup.


You'll love these pics then:

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I try to stick with the basics, they do so well. Nothing fancy mind you, just plain jane will get it done with style.
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You want to see an animal drop right now? Shoot him in the ear hole.

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Oh yeah. If ever I seek another 06 I'll likely go EW. They seem perfect to me.

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Originally Posted by efw
Oh yeah. If ever I seek another 06 I'll likely go EW. They seem perfect to me.



I thought the same thing until I got my '56 fwt. I guess I'm more of a traditionalist blush


Originally Posted by raybass
I try to stick with the basics, they do so well. Nothing fancy mind you, just plain jane will get it done with style.
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You want to see an animal drop right now? Shoot him in the ear hole.

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Marlin XL7 30-06 with 24" LV Criterion barrel.

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320 yards / 185 vld
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830 yards / 5 shots one bulseye,and other 4 to he right. 4 1/2" group.
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I do have a couple others.


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My FN.

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I just put this one together last summer it is the only .30-06 that I currently own. M70 Classic SS FWT in McMillan Hunters Edge stock, 7lbs 1oz as pictured.

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I went through several .30-06 rifles to finally get to the one above.

My first .30-06, M700 ADL traded + cash for a Savage 99A Brush Gun in .358 Win.

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My second .30-06 JC Higgins M50, bought this one after I traded my ADL as I decided I needed a .30-06 again. Rifle was sold after I put together the SS M70 in the first picture.

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My third .30-06 M70 FWT Classic in a McMillan that I bought of Karnis to use for a project and I decided to go a different direction.

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My fourth .30-06 M70 FWT Classic, bought because I didn't want to use Karnis's rifle but this one was nicer than I wanted to use for my project as well.

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My fifth .30-06 Stevens 200, bought it cheap and sold it cheap to a young man for his first rifle.

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My sixth .30-06 just an old Savage 110 that again found too cheap to pass up but passed on to another young hunter.

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My eight .30-06 M70 SS Classic that I finally bought to complete my project. Finished project was a 8lbs 9oz all up .338-06 built by Weaver Rifles as pictured.

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63 Model 70 Standard 30-06 refinished and accurized by our very own BSA. Fast becoming a favorite. Like an old friend.
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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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Pre-64 Model 70 Featherweight, bought new in 1961 and dressed up a bit over the years:

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Has taken more game than any other rifle in the safe, by a long shot

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Originally Posted by mudhen
Pre-64 Model 70 Featherweight, bought new in 1961 and dressed up a bit over the years:

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Has taken more game than any other rifle in the safe, by a long shot


Good God man. That is a fine looking rifle.

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Mine don't even have any glass on it. blush

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Originally Posted by Joe
Mine don't even have any glass on it. blush

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Plain old stock Rem 700 ADL, paid $350 about 20 years ago.

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Picked up a Ti stock on here, and sent it to Karl for a facelift, ,now it looks like this...

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This thread is making me want to push all my other rifles to the back of the safe and focus more on just the 'ol 30-06. Really, if a fella could shoot it & shoot it very well; it's all you need for any animal on this continent.


Am I right?


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Originally Posted by RickyBobby
This thread is making me want to push all my other rifles to the back of the safe and focus more on just the 'ol 30-06. Really, if a fella could shoot it & shoot it very well; it's all you need for any animal on this continent.


Am I right?



You are right!!


Originally Posted by raybass
I try to stick with the basics, they do so well. Nothing fancy mind you, just plain jane will get it done with style.
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To hear some tell it, a 3o-o6 is kin to a muzzle loader. It's just too old and out dated. whistle

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Here's both of mine. The heavy has shed the MK4 16X, will soon be wearing an SWFA 12X. The sporter has a Leup 2.5-8x36 onboard. Kind of a heavy/light pair

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Originally Posted by efw
Oh yeah. If ever I seek another 06 I'll likely go EW. They seem perfect to me.



I thought the same thing until I got my '56 fwt. I guess I'm more of a traditionalist blush



I love it! It's the perfect setup for me, not too light or too heavy, stock design fits me like a glove and recoil is extremely well controlled. I finally found MY go to all around big game rifle. Can't thank BSA enough for selling it to me.

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Used to own this one..

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