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Broughton 5C, 24" #4, 1-9, finished at .660 (pretty close to Rem mag)
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Although I did kind of [bleep] up - this will do everything and I don't need any other big game rifle

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A M700 SPS Stainless in .308 Win. with Timney trigger assembly and Bansner stock. Scope would be Zeiss 1" tube Conquest 2-10x42 HD. I favor the 700's for weight and balance.

Of course in the real world I would have more than one rifle, it would be this one's twin in 300 WSM.

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Winchester Mod 70 Featherweight with 4x leupold

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Winchester Mod 70 Featherweight in 30-06 with 4x leupold

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Originally Posted by 65BR
What Rifle, mounts, scope, and chambering would it be, if custom, list specs.


Wonder how many times this has been asked ?

My same answer .... Rem 700 / .30-06 / Leupold 3-9x40

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M70 FWT Classic
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While I haven't necessarily changed my mind from my original answer, I'd like to propose this gun, with two conditions: 1) Money is no object, and 2) I would only hunt deer. In that case, I'd have John Rigby or other quality builder build me a double square bridge 98 in 7x57 with a mannlicher stock of exhibition grade walnut on it, with a skeleton buttplate and grip cap. It would have a 20" barrel with an express rear and banded front sight, brass bead with a flip up ivory bead. It would of course be rust blued, and have a Leupold VX3 1.5-5x on it in detachable mounts. There are a few other details, but that gets the gist of it.

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I've just bought it, current production M70 featherweight in 7x57, wearing a 3-9x Kahles in Talley lightweights.

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I should have kept the .308 BAR - but then I wouldn't have needed anything else, and would have missed out on, I dunno, something.

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Taco280AI, I don't suppose we have to ask what chambering? Feel free to tell us about it.

Nice rifles above.

Johnfox - bet that has been said many times, "I just found it" wink

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Okay, now that this question has been beaten to death, here's another - just to keep this thread going.

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If there was only one rifle company allowed to continue production, which one should it be?

My vote is Sako, which produces Tikkas as well. Their rifles are better than everyone elses - actions, barrels, triggers, stocks. LH and RH available. Better than custom.

Tis a slam dunk. The gun snobs can shoot the Sakos. Everyone else can use a Tikka.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-TC2xTCb_GU&feature=kp


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Who would want to live in a world with only one Rifle company? Just to speak of such is Blasphemy. grin


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243 would cover it all, and then some.

I'd maybe have a few.


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Steve - agreed, I do miss the old L579s, would love to see those in todays time, same quality, and stainless to boot. That said, no beef w/current T3s and Sakos, assuming you get one that is typical, very accurate smile

MM- the 243 is a great choice for one that likes to punch paper, varmints thru deer/hogs, larger rounds do beat you up more, kill deer as well, and often have more drop/drift.

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I'd likely use the Tikka on myself, were it the only choice in a hunting rifle.........

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Originally Posted by Steve Redgwell
Okay, now that this question has been beaten to death, here's another - just to keep this thread going.

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If there was only one rifle company allowed to continue production, which one should it be?

My vote is Sako, which produces Tikkas as well. Their rifles are better than everyone elses - actions, barrels, triggers, stocks. LH and RH available. Better than custom.

Tis a slam dunk. The gun snobs can shoot the Sakos. Everyone else can use a Tikka.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-TC2xTCb_GU&feature=kp


Ruger?

Snobs shoot #1's the rest shoot Americans.


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Great, now I'm scanning gunbroker for a #1 rsi and a bearcat.

Sako don't make a nice single action.


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