That’s an awesome option!
His only two mandates are a bolt action and no 270’s so you’ll have to submit another one!
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His only two mandates are a bolt action and no 270’s so you’ll have to submit another one!
Seriously look at the Gunwerks GRB if you go that route. 900 for a premium clone
DouglasR
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You’re having the wrong dream
QuazyQuinton
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My suggestion of a big thumper back on the first page didn't get a whole lot of traction. After finding out that he doesn't handload, it clearly wouldn't be a good idea. But now I'm gonna ask, "Why not a .270?" He's already familiar with the caliber and has ammo. Just transition to a bolt platform. What will a .308 or 6.5 or '06 do that the .270 won't? I would either stick with the same cartridge or get something that does something significantly different.
Unless this is just the usual chatter about justifying another new gun, in which case sure, go ahead and spend the money.
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Unless this is just the usual chatter about justifying another new gun, in which case sure, go ahead and spend the money.
To be fair, JD is also charging 75% more than what they’re worth, lefty tax included. I got my Bavarian for 2100 in 2020.
Addicting
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Shooting a lefty on that righty bench has to be interesting to watch.
@brockel, hook him up.
I’d look for something interesting that makes a larger hole. Nice chunk of walnut.I’m partial to m70 actions. Integrated supressor?
I think you’re light on the budget.
And no, I’ve got nothing like I just described.
I’d look for something interesting that makes a larger hole. Nice chunk of walnut.I’m partial to m70 actions. Integrated supressor?
I think you’re light on the budget.
And no, I’ve got nothing like I just described.
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Nothing beats the Cool factor of a nice lever action that can be manipulated right or left handed...
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1896 Vintage Winchester Model 1895 Flatside chambered in .38-72 WCF w/ 26
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jryoung
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Awesome, thanks for the tip. Just walked out of my local shop, they had 2 lefty, LA, mag face 700s, one late 90s one early 2000's with J lock, bot (complete guns) were $999.....just stupid.
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Hmm. A Remington pump would work for a left-hander. Dad wouldn't be cycling a left-handed bolt action on his shoulder so no problem cycling a right-handed pump off his shoulder. He doesn't have to change hands to cycle a right-handed pump. It would work. 30-06 may be boring but they work. And, though they look lightweight, the 760/7600 is actually a stout rifle, especially wearing walnut. Recoil is very manageable. Very well balanced weight and thin profile means these guns carry well, both in hand and on the shoulder. Perhaps the most comfortable repeating rifle to switch shoulders when slung.
VOLhunter
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Sako 85 if you can find the right one with the right stock. A Blaser with a nice wood stock will put you over the 6k mark most likely. Cooper M52 is a great option. I don't care for the lines of Dakota rifles as the grip angle makes me feel like I should be shooting quail. As a former Ruger No 1 owner, I would not recommend it. As a fellow southpaw, my once-in-a-lifetime dream gun..Winchester M70. There are a few out there and with your budget there is room to rebarrel or rebore anyway you see fit. Ask @shrapnel where he gets all his fancy wood stocks from and drop in that M70. A high gloss barrel and action with the M70 jeweled bolt paired with a tight-grain deep finish on a great stock would make anyone want to get back in the woods. The gun might be so nice that he takes his old 270 though!
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Surprising the beautiful wood stocks that show up all the time on eBay peddled by idiots "upgrading" to synthetic and dumping their walnut.
We don’t read this crap. We just want to share our opinion.
I missed the wood stock part. mtmuley
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WildWill
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About right for a pack of buttholes.
CowboyLeroy
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Easy big fella, this is a family friendly forum
