Rifles on your "want" list?
- Thread starter Guy Miner
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DrMike
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BK":1t5etc0q said:
Missed you, Kurt. Good to see you posting again.
nvbroncrider
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Yeah buddy good seeing you post it's been a while.
Thankful Otter
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DrMike":3jgo6l8f said:
Well ! in that case we are not taking this guy with us Dr mike
how about Guy or Scotty, they are both young strong men who could carry you to a good spot on the ice and then help me bring the bear to you. I am sure either or both of those fellows could keep up with me on snow shoes and more important ahead of the bear LOL
nvbroncrider
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yukon huntress":1klogv9v said:
Now that's funny!!
DrMike
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yukon huntress":kx1fgxrb said:
Done! I'll plant my spear and sing my death song when the bear comes. I don't run, because I can't. :shock: :mrgreen:
rjm158
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Guy Miner":119nbrh1 said:
+1.
I would like to pick up a decent .338 Win Mag to complete my "set" of .264 Win Mag, 7mm Rem Mag, and 300 Win Mag. Nothing fancy, just a nice honest hunting rifle.
Also plan to pick up a Marlin XL-7 in 25-06 and maybe another XL or XS if I happen to come across some deals.
Ron
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rjm158":3mkml9he said:
filmjunkie4ever
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I think a .348 WCF in a Model 71 Winchester, a Sharps replica in .45 Government, and Grandpa Keith's .270 in Remington 721 along with Grandpa Duane's .30-06 (also in a 721) would top me off just fine.
Oh and another .22 L.R.
You can't ever have too many .22's
Oh and another .22 L.R.
You can't ever have too many .22's
nvbroncrider
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An 8X57, another 22-250, another 280 another 280AI another 6-284 and maybe a 280 Gibbs all on M70 Classics. Though the 280 might be the Shot Show.
zacii
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I would like a quarter bore. A nice wood stocked .257 Roberts, 25-06, or .257 Weatherby.
A controlled feed bolt action flavored in .375 H&H.
It's fun to think about it.
A controlled feed bolt action flavored in .375 H&H.
It's fun to think about it.
cloverleaf
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Bumped into one of these over the weekend. It makes the "Gee that'd be cool list" by virtue of the unique stock "retractable sling", weaver made scope and the fact that High Standard made these, good trigger and durn accurate , so I am told. CL
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Oldtrader3
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I have had the heaving hot's for a Sako 85 in 6.5x55, just for a range play toy to have fun with. Now that I don't hunt much any more, that would be a great project rifle to keep me of the street at night!
6.5 Creedmoor - shipping from the smith as we speak.
28 Nosler - chambered in a m70 - working on it.
Boring out my Win 70 30-06 Supergrade to a Whelen.
257AI in a M70 or Kimber Super America.
375Ruger/Nosler in a stainless M70 with a NECG front sight and a Brockman's Peep for backup.
17 Hornet built on a CZ527
1903-A3
M1 Garand
28 Nosler - chambered in a m70 - working on it.
Boring out my Win 70 30-06 Supergrade to a Whelen.
257AI in a M70 or Kimber Super America.
375Ruger/Nosler in a stainless M70 with a NECG front sight and a Brockman's Peep for backup.
17 Hornet built on a CZ527
1903-A3
M1 Garand
