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Always had a thing for Model 14 carbines....
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Man, just when I think I've nailed down what my next rifle is going to be, you guys remind me of something else I want to put in my hands!
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Did u add the barrel band swivel stud? I did, it's an Uncle Mike's
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Did u add the barrel band swivel stud? I did, it's an Uncle Mike's I put mine on too.
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Yep - been using M 6s a long time. but mine kills buck deer. Jerry
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When I lived in NY state I hunted deer with a 760 .30-06, I always wanted a 760 in .257 Roberts as I feel that is an ideal combination for NY or PA deer hunting.
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darn now i might have to find a pump 30-06
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Vintage lever guns are more better.....unless you're from Minesoda..... Something like a nice old Model 64 would be good...... Now jist one cotton pickin' minute! I'm from Minnysoda and I've never owned a single 7400! AKA The Jam-A-Matic, or the Minnesota Machinegun, and I don't have a single set of see through mounts on any of my deer rifles! I even defy Minnysoda traditions by not owning a $35.00 Trashco scope!
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Never owned a pump rifle, strange cause I love pump shotguns... If I were looking at hunting much in Pa. or W.VA like I used to, I think I would buy a nice slide action.. But it looks like those days are behind me for the most part.. We gotta have a serious chat about that-pretty sure I'm headed out there next fall, and there will definitely be an empty bunk.
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Cool thread! I have carried them a bit but the forces were not upon me and I was skunked. But I have a 280 760 now so will try again! I like pumps. I would like the M64 Winchester, too but they never chambered it in 270.... Bob, I hear the 280 is almost as good as a 270 Almost. Rumor has it Whelen Nut used a 7600 in 270 on this one.
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Man, just when I think I've nailed down what my next rifle is going to be, you guys remind me of something else I want to put in my hands! Just don't buy any of those ugly Savage 99's. I'll buy them up to prevent the temmptation.....
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Rumor has it Whelen Nut used a 7600 in 270 on this one. Rumor?
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My Remington Model 141 in 35 Remington handles beautifully.
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My father in law passed away about 12 years ago and left us a 7600 .243 it is more accurate than my bolt guns. I don't use it on deer though. It seems kind of like a girls rifle. Even my wife shot a .308. Would the factory rebarrel it to something more manly like .338 Federal?
I like to do my hunting BEFORE I pull the trigger! There is only one kind of dead, but there are many different kinds of wounded.
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That's a great buck the 270 didn't bounce off of
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My Remington Model 141 in 35 Remington handles beautifully. Mine, too!
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Marc, I had a 300wsm along as a backup and didn't really keep tabs on it. In all likelihood, pops used the WSM.
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Scott, That would make Ingwe feel better and break Bob's heart
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Marc, What bullet in your 06?
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I have a 1954 M760 in 30-06 that was my Dad's. I've taken 2 or 3 deer with it. It'll get the job done but is not my ideal deer rifle. They seem kinda clunky to me, but this one shoots pretty well and was a real good shooter in it's day. Being a pump, it was cleaned alot from the muzzle and probably could use a re-crown job. There appears to be some rod wear. I use it for nostalgic reasons only. I have a barrel band sling stud on it too. It think the last year I used it was in 2004 when it turned 50, took a spike with it then.
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