.280 Remington
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What do the new(ish) Bergara rifles run? Seems like they are decent, and just enough odd ball for Fotis to own 14 of them..............lol Hope all is well Fotis, been a while
New 30-06?
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6mm Remington
Ammo Smith
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The Remington CDL, Classic, and the Mountain rifle in my opinion are the most attractive rifles that Remington made or makes. Almost forgot about them.
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6mm Remington":132btsou said:
True but remington quality as of late ............... :x
I understand you have a penchant for CRF
http://www.gunbroker.com/item/605972115
There's a really cool one in Swedish '06 (6.5x55) too.
Might be worth it just for a close up look at that goofy scope mount.
http://www.gunbroker.com/item/605972115
There's a really cool one in Swedish '06 (6.5x55) too.
Might be worth it just for a close up look at that goofy scope mount.
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Tikka T3 Super lite came home last nite! :mrgreen:
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My 30 Whelen!!!! :mrgreen:
Tikka T3 Super lite came home last nite! :mrgreen:
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Nice Fotis, I don't think you'll need a brake or lead sled to shot it. Now get a Meopta 6X 42mm scope for it and shoot something. :roll: :lol: :mrgreen:
35 Whelen
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You are going to LOVE that rifle fotis, I have it in .270 and it is quickly becoming a favorite! Got the barrel warmed up a few times on a recent trip to Kansas, the gun performs 5 Stars *****
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Thinking in the 3x9 range MAX for scope
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If it has to be a 3-9 then see if Euro optics still has the Zeiss Conquest 3-9 in stock. That would be a good buy.
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Thank you. 6 lbs as it sits
Guy Miner
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Enjoy!
And think of all the cash you'll have now that you can sell the rest of your big game rifles... :wink:
Guy
And think of all the cash you'll have now that you can sell the rest of your big game rifles... :wink:
Guy
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pretty much but then what would I do with the cash from a horde of weatherbies and levers
Thankful Otter
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go on an Africa Safari
Congratulations fotis, very nice rifle. I hope you harvest many game animals with it. Enjoy
Congratulations fotis, very nice rifle. I hope you harvest many game animals with it. Enjoy
Guy Miner
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FOTIS":20mxoych said:
HUNT!
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Guy there are 2 kinds of people.
Those who believe that owning guns exist for hunting, and those who believe that hunting exists for owning guns, many many guns!
Those who believe that owning guns exist for hunting, and those who believe that hunting exists for owning guns, many many guns!
Nice gun Fotis. You'll like the Tikka as they are shooters. While I'm not a fan of the plastic/composite stock on my own Tikka, they certainly are functional. Fully floated and you have to apply a bunch of force to get them to flex. Because of that and it fits and points well, I haven't bothered changing it. But it's nice to know there are several good stocks out there if I want to upgrade. Enjoy. I'm looking forward to a range report.
