noharleyyet
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I love post rifle pron....nice rig elkhntr
Made in the U.S.A.
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I love post rifle pron....nice rig elkhntr
I like the Made In USA rifle thread for Independence Day. ... 
Winchester M70 featherweight 300wsm, South Carolina build (2008), Leupold VX-3i, Talley lightweights....made in USA
I'm a SC native so couldn't pass up the chance for a SC model 70...
Happy Fourth of July!!
Winchester M70 featherweight 300wsm, South Carolina build (2008), Leupold VX-3i, Talley lightweights....made in USA
I'm a SC native so couldn't pass up the chance for a SC model 70...
Happy Fourth of July!!
ClearCreek
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Does assembled in the USA with parts made in other countries count as "made in the USA"?
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Buckyranger42
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The barrel to the action. The barrel is often very crooked in the stock - I’ve seen it myself on a couple - and feedback from others is they needed to have the barrel rethreaded onto the action. I just needed mine bedded.
elkhnter
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Maybe we should start another thread.
Winchester 70 .325, Leupold VX-3i in Talleys. Out for a walk this evening.
Winchester 70 .325, Leupold VX-3i in Talleys. Out for a walk this evening.
elkhnter
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Nope, no Cooper here.
"Re-threading" a barrel won't fix that. mtmuley
ClearCreek
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Are you sure the barrel is "very crooked in the stock" or is the barrel straight and the stock a little "crooked"?
ClearCreek
belshawelk
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Nosler made in Oregon. Best gun in my safe. But I would own a Weatherby in a minute too.
Buckyranger42
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Gun Review: Remington 700 American Wilderness Rifle in .30-06 - The Truth About Guns
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Gun Review: Remington 700 American Wilderness Rifle in .30-06 - The Truth About Guns
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turbobrick
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I have two Christensen Ridgelines in 300wm, fantastic rifles that just flat work and carry perfectly in the field. Some Talley rings and Leupy and you're good to go.
Gun Review: Remington 700 American Wilderness Rifle in .30-06 - The Truth About Guns
◀Previous Post Next Post▶ I feel for Remington. In many ways, Big Green is a victim of its own success. The Remington 700BDL in .30-06 is an absolute American classic. Perhaps the American classic. Many argue whether the ADL or BDL (I prefer the ADL) is the best configuration, but either...
I guess I’ve just been lucky with the 5 Remingtons that I’ve bought. Lol
Or a Model Seven.
WyoDoug
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The Remington 30-06 Model 70 CDL is what I got now. I want to get me a Win Mag 7mm next. EDIT: Ooops CDL not BDL
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Leupold
setting on top of either a
weatherby
or a
PRE 64 Model 70 Winchester. There are still some nice ones out there. My son recently bid on one but did not get it. However it was a 270. But there was a nice 7mm for sale when he was looking
setting on top of either a
weatherby
or a
PRE 64 Model 70 Winchester. There are still some nice ones out there. My son recently bid on one but did not get it. However it was a 270. But there was a nice 7mm for sale when he was looking
std7mag
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For ultra light hunting rifle, my Forbes 24B in 280 Rem.
Numerous Savage rifles. 2 Ruger 77s.
My Stevens 200 has been rebarreled to 250 Savage using E.R. Shaw (just below Pittsburgh, PA.).
All but the Rugers have EGW bases.
There are many USA companies to use for rifle builds.
Optics, not so much.
Numerous Savage rifles. 2 Ruger 77s.
My Stevens 200 has been rebarreled to 250 Savage using E.R. Shaw (just below Pittsburgh, PA.).
All but the Rugers have EGW bases.
There are many USA companies to use for rifle builds.
Optics, not so much.
tzone
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I would be.
Don Fischer
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Problem with Made in America is that I don't believe the quality goes up but the price sure does. If I could only get made in America rifle's I'd have all Mossberg's and Savage's. Made in America is way over done IMHO. If on the other hand you have to much money to spend on a rifle, go for it Have to do something with all that excess money! I believe all my rifle's actually are made in America but I have had a few made out of the country. Several Sako's I got from the rod and gun club when stationed in Germany, as I recall they were $90 each. Couple Mk X Mauser's, Parker Hale's. Weatherby were made in Belgium for a long time I believe and today in Japan. Tikka's have a huge following but I've never seen one, not made in America! I like to think that how the gun works is more important that fit and finish. Of course accuracy come's in also and for a couple grand you can get a beautiful Made in America rifle that will shoot 1" group's right out of the bot. I've read Tikkas do the same thing! Shoot I have two Mossberg Patriot's that do the same!
I strongly suspect that a lot of guy's claiming, Buy American Made, shop at the Walmart!
I strongly suspect that a lot of guy's claiming, Buy American Made, shop at the Walmart!
