MThuntr
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I told him I'd pick it up for you since I live close....
That'll be tough since it's going to be in Montana along with the 28 Nosler...that's right I'm winning them both!
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That'll be tough since it's going to be in Montana along with the 28 Nosler...that's right I'm winning them both!
T Bone
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a number of chamberings on the list I'd be happy with. What makes a rifle perfect to me are the ergonomics and balance.
Sako 75 for example. It just fits and points perfect.
Strangely, the only Sako 75 I own I'm considering selling. It's in 375h&h. I bought it when I was well paid and the future was bright with thoughts of coastal brownies and eventually Africa. I walked away from that job for a more laid back job in a location that I love. Brown bear hunts go up every year, Africa no longer calls, and college tuition for the daughter is frightening.
Sako 75 for example. It just fits and points perfect.
Strangely, the only Sako 75 I own I'm considering selling. It's in 375h&h. I bought it when I was well paid and the future was bright with thoughts of coastal brownies and eventually Africa. I walked away from that job for a more laid back job in a location that I love. Brown bear hunts go up every year, Africa no longer calls, and college tuition for the daughter is frightening.
I'm kinda partial to calibers that have been around a while, you know, not this new fangled 6.5 stuff. I almost always reach for one of the mauser family cartridges, and most of the time it's a 6.5x55 m70 fwt. I think eventually I'll find a stainless/synthetic 6.5, I think since oak is gonna send it to me, I'll make an exception about the age of the cartridge and I'll have to buy a new set of dies.
