Love my Remmy's but....
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Dang near anything would work for only 2-3 weeks out of the year. In MT. there is something to hunt for more then 6 months in a row starting in 70 plus temps in early Sept. ending in the dead of Montana winter.
noharleyyet
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http://www.barneys.com/product/balm...duct_id=00505053112330&cmpntype=pla&campaign=[PLA]%20-%20Balmain%20-%20Tier%203%20Central&adgroup=Balmain%20-%20Mens%20-%20Clothing%20-%20Jeans22&k_clickid=92348200-b3ab-49ef-9814-742338732c42&gclid=CKL-pcbg29QCFQwoaQodz1IJaQ
noharleyyet
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...wouldn't mind a spendy hot dog barrel on an AR though.
Carnage2011
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I could wear wranglers for 2-3 weeks and get by, but when you spend a significant amount of time in the high country over a 2-3 Month time period you need to have a great layering system. As for the rifle.....no chance I'm purchasing that one...
MinnesotaHunter
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MThuntr
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HA! I prefer my rifles to Ninja Kick but Karate Chop is effective also
belly-deep
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Ok. Those statements give me a pretty good idea of your experience.
Walmart knock-offs would probably get me killed. Literally, I'd be dead from hypothermia on a hillside.
But you keep at if it works for you. I'll stick with my Sitka, Kuiu, First Lite, and Arc Teryx.
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Posted the wrong quote.... Will that Kunk fu killer process an elk with one shot? I like.
PlusFive
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When in the process of buying a new rifle this spring I was advised by a surprising amount of gun dealers to stay away from Remington. Even the ones that sold them. I guess since being bought by a large outdoor company they have cut corners while riding on the name "Remington". Maybe this rifle was why 
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MinnesotaHunter
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Land promised it would pack out at least the fronts and some trim meat by itself.
fishing4sanity
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I'm done following this thread - I'll be busy ripping holes in all my camo. As to the rifles in question, I guess I'll go against the crowd and admit I like both of them. Doesn't mean I'd buy either one, you could get a better deal from a custom smith. Proof Research barrels not only look good - they shoot great. The best groups I've ever shot were with a Proof carbon fiber barrel rifle, the only thing I didn't like about the rifle was that it wasn't mine.
Sorry I'm not a "barney bad@$$" hardcore hunter like you who spends months on end hunting the most rugged, brutal, life threatening country there is to justify my overpriced camo.
I hunt for fun and enjoyment like probably most hunters. I don't put myself into those types of situations, I'm not into self torture.
No animal is worth putting myself into life threatening situations.
Carry on.
MinnesotaHunter
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You probably could have said "for my purposes the higher priced technical hunting clothes aren't worth it, but they maybe for some people", and left it at that.
Carnage2011
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Thank you! I've never understood why people care how someone else spends their money.
LuketheDog
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But, but, but...then we couldn't have a pointless group hug thread on Hunt Talk!
But only on clothes. NOT rifles. mtmuley
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