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Model 70 35 Newton
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Woodycreek
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SJB358":a1kupqm6 said:
Im not much on Spider Monkey II road trip. Still have yet to get over that return ride home :evil: This time you may actually put fish in your pockets for lunch!
DrMike
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Ha! Sounded as if fish would have been preferable! :mrgreen:
tddeangelo
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Yeah, forcing someone OUT of the restroom to toss their cookies is not a good sign.....
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longrangehunter
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I can not believe what I'm reading Scotty congratulations! Wow you got it together and even better that someone as nice as they are to do it for you, that's awesome! I remember us talking about the Newton, great cartridge. I honestly thought it was a pipe dream since you already have a 35 Whelen, seems like over a year ago? Way to cool Scotty, and I have the prefect scope for it on my Whelen. A 1.5-6x42 Swarovski PV in a 30mm tube.... but it's not for sale! Ha Ha..... But no it's not for sale.
Besides it has a dent from a rock when it slipped off my shoulder, I went to grab it by the sling only to cause it to swing around and hit a rock at full force! Ouch that hurt! I was butt chapped for weeks because of that, it still shot to the same POA. The scope came off a M70 boss 338WM I sold as a matter of fact! Wow your M70 338WM and now it's a 35 Newton! Very cool Scotty, I am glad your dream came true!
Take care and good luck Elk hunting as well.
Besides it has a dent from a rock when it slipped off my shoulder, I went to grab it by the sling only to cause it to swing around and hit a rock at full force! Ouch that hurt! I was butt chapped for weeks because of that, it still shot to the same POA. The scope came off a M70 boss 338WM I sold as a matter of fact! Wow your M70 338WM and now it's a 35 Newton! Very cool Scotty, I am glad your dream came true!
Take care and good luck Elk hunting as well.
Oldtrader3
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Scotty, I think that a 1.75-6 VX3 Leupold might be what you need for the Newton. Not only in power range but in Eye Relief as well.
Oldtrader3
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I have been to that Sinclair station if it is the one in Sinclair NE? Glad I wasn't with you guys!!
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longrangehunter":1p8xj9ee said:
Thank you. It is a truly awesome rifle now. Can't wait to get it out and shoot it some.
Hegland":1p8xj9ee said:Been there and done that.tddeangelo":1p8xj9ee said:A Sinclair station on Highway 34 somewhere in Nebraska...
Yeah, I am pleading the 5th..... :lol:
gerry
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Somehow I missed posting on this talk about a cool round, congrats. That set up just screams for a good hunt in my neck of the woods for coastal grizzly along the small creeks where salmon run and shots are often very close. Very nice.
DrMike
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gerry":4qgfkcak said:
Wouldn't that just work in the thickets, Gerry?
gerry
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Yes, Scotty needs to move to B.C. and give it a try
DrMike
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gerry":3mzc9kuv said:Yes, Scotty needs to move to B.C. and give it a try
+1 :wink:
truck driver
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The way obummer is going we all might have to move to B.C. just to stay out of jail even though we have committed no crime. :evil:
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