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You should have tried the trigger and action before leaving the parking lot. At least you would have known that there was something wrong with it immediately after purchase. Escalate this up the corporate ladder.

I haven't fired my LH M-70 .300 Win. Mag. and .338 Win. Mag. for that reason and that I already have other LH .300 and .338 magnum rifles.

Buy it. Now. I've got seven LH M-70s from .270 Win. to .470 Capstick, and they may never make them again. The problematic ones were fixable. George

I started using them once I moved to a free state. I use both direct thread and QD suppressors on rimfires, handguns, and centerfire rifles from .223 to .458 SOcOM. A direct thread can is a good choice if you do not expect to need to remove/attach it quickly and often. Many direct thread...

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Nice truck, Jim! George

No, I just buy the "something new". :grin: After a while, I need a bigger safe. (y) George

Go for it, my friend! :grin: George

:grin: Some day, I'll unleash that Winchester Custom Sporting Sharpshooter 7mm STW in front of you. :twisted: George

I drew a doe vtag, so Fotis and I will once again scare a prairie goat or two. :grin: After more than a decade of killing them with my .243AI, I want to use my Ruger 6.5 Creedmoor Predator (suppressed). :idea: George

:lol: You must have used solids. :lol: I shot a jackrabbit with a .25-06 once and blew it in two! George

Pipsqueak round. :twisted: How about the .470 Capstick? i used one on my last Cape buffalo. Here it is next to a .270 Win. and a .22-250. George

I've got plenty now, thanks.

You're welcome, grasshopper, but you have surpassed me already . (y) George

The 3x-15x on the .30-.378, and the 5x-20x on the Creedmoor. :grin: George

Ah, sorry. I'd try the 3x-15x first to see whether that gives you enough magnification for consistent 500yd. hits on 8" gongs. George

Didn't you have a high-magnification Swarovski sitting around? George

Nice job. Axis is the finest venison on this continent (except for scimitar-horned oryx). I've hunted them many times since 1989. George

Yes, and they only command a slight premium over the SST for that special polymer tip. I figure the BTs will work on coyotes, deer and antelope, the Accubonds for pigs. They have the same BC and almost identical shapes so I'll only have to learn one trajectory ;).. George