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Unread 01-11-2020, 11:49 AM   #11
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Wow, you guys have the money calibers. I have a 2008 70 featherweight in a 270 but my favorite is my 70 in 30.06 built in 1941, never been taped for a scope, just fits like it was built for me.
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Hoping to go on a coyote hunt next week. Will carry a Ruger#1 in 25.06
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Have a date with this gritty "single shot" on Nov. 18th, 2020.

Bucks County longrifle by Allen Martin (.50 cal.)

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For all the 25 caliber fans try the 110gr Accubond. I use it in my 257 Roberts, 25-06, 257 Wby and 25 WSSM. It hold together better than the ballistic tip.
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My favorite is a Type S Oberndorf sporting rifle in 7x57 made in 1914, just before the non military rifle production was shut down for WW1. The bolt handle was slightly bent by a previous owner to allow the mounting of a Pachmayr tip off scope side mount. It holds 7/8" K3 Weaver scope. Those Germans knew how to build a nice rifle.
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Winchester Model 71 /348/ peep sight for PA deer, until recently.
This past season I used a Bedford County rifle, a copy of Peter Whites' guns,
50 cal. Made by Tom Caster, Michigan.
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i guess the old winchester 94 in 30-30 caliber would be my first choice in a rifle then a 22 in any rifle for me...charlie
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My favorite is a Steyr model L in 308 winchester

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i guess the old winchester 94 in 30-30 caliber would be my first choice in a rifle then a 22 in any rifle for me...charlie
I guess you'd like these then Charlie ! Model 94 in .30-30 and Model 61 in .22...

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I've owned a couple of pre-64 Model 70 Winchesters, a .270 and a .30-06, but I was never able to produce groupings @ 100 yards like those that my Winchester Model 70XTR Featherweight in .257 Roberts is capable of producing.
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