What is your most recent hunting rig purchase.

Apparently, my CZ 600 Alpha in 8x57 is in the mail ! It's getting a quality Minox red-dot and will be my inclement weather woods stalker for any situation that may arise. I have several boxes of Norma, RWS and Prvi ammo on hand. The Norma 196gr Vulcan is pushing 2800 ft lbs of muzzle energy--it'll do!
 
The Kurgan said:
Apparently, my CZ 600 Alpha in 8x57 is in the mail ! It's getting a quality Minox red-dot and will be my inclement weather woods stalker for any situation that may arise. I have several boxes of Norma, RWS and Prvi ammo on hand. The Norma 196gr Vulcan is pushing 2800 ft lbs of muzzle energy--it'll do!
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Interested to hear your thoughts on the 600 as it seems they are finally hitting the market
 
Would love to see a range report on the 600. And first dibs if you don’t like it :dancingbanana:

Been way too long since I’ve bought a new rifle, and will probably be a few years until I do. But I have plans, so, so many plans
 
Got an h&r 30-30 handi rifle. It was literally unused and I had components that were already here to load for it
 
I added 2 waterfowl guns huglu 200ace sxs 12ga single trigger for shooting steel waterfowl loads and not smashing my finger with the dual triggers. I followed that by a Beretta 1301 comp for hunting from my kayak. Over sized controls and ports and short length of pull works great for wearing heavy gear waders and a life jacket

My next rifle will likely be a higher end 22 mag
 
All original. No extra holes. Very nice condition.

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I am about the most parsimonious person you'd meet and don't want or need anything more, but I'll admit that I bought a Garmin Explorer + Inreach 3 years ago. Reassures my wife that I can contact her with a preset message or even texts that I am okay, plus it has the panic button in an emergency as well as the GPS function of course. Aside from the odd box of shotgun shells I do not purchase hunting gear any more.
 
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FLHTCUI said:
CZ 453 and a Brno 21H in 7X57 Mauser......
Soon to be scoped.
Tight Groups and Seasons Greetings All.
Yes, even those on the ever growing iggy list too ;)
Rob
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Sounds like a great addition to the stable Rob.
 
I finally found a browning BLR stainless takedown in 358 win, so I sold my previous go-to, which was a blued/walnut browning BLR takedown in 358 win. It's the perfect rifle for the rainy Island weather. I transferred the Kahles K15i scope that was on my other blr to it, using warne bases and QD rings. I think modern LPVOs are a much better option than scout scopes, and don't like that the scout rail on the blr t/d requires removing the rear sight.

I also re-purchased 2 rifles I had sold to a friend from his estate:

a 450 Marlin steyr SBS Big Bore; and
a Wild West Guns co-pilot in 457 WWG. Very cool rifle. I was pretty glad to have it in the Rockies this fall.
 
MD said:
Sounds like a great addition to the stable Rob.
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Thanks MD :), I'm re-evaluating the 452 Hvy brl in the stable right now.
Hows the Snow Goose season been ?

doctor_meltdown said:
I finally found a browning BLR stainless takedown in 358 win, so I sold my previous go-to, which was a blued/walnut browning BLR takedown in 358 win. It's the perfect rifle for the rainy Island weather. I transferred the Kahles K15i scope that was on my other blr to it, using warne bases and QD rings. I think modern LPVOs are a much better option than scout scopes, and don't like that the scout rail on the blr t/d requires removing the rear sight.

I also re-purchased 2 rifles I had sold to a friend from his estate:
a 450 Marlin steyr SBS Big Bore; and
a Wild West Guns co-pilot in 457 WWG. Very cool rifle. I was pretty glad to have it in the Rockies this fall.
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Hey Doc,how did you do with that 457 WWG?
Sounds like an interesting cartridge...enough so going to look it up on ewe toob and see more about it.
Rob
 
doctor_meltdown said:
I finally found a browning BLR stainless takedown in 358 win, so I sold my previous go-to, which was a blued/walnut browning BLR takedown in 358 win. It's the perfect rifle for the rainy Island weather. I transferred the Kahles K15i scope that was on my other blr to it, using warne bases and QD rings. I think modern LPVOs are a much better option than scout scopes, and don't like that the scout rail on the blr t/d requires removing the rear sight.

I also re-purchased 2 rifles I had sold to a friend from his estate:

a 450 Marlin steyr SBS Big Bore; and
a Wild West Guns co-pilot in 457 WWG. Very cool rifle. I was pretty glad to have it in the Rockies this fall.
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I just picked up a BLR straight grip in walnut 358 Win. Have Talley picatinny rail on the way and am going to try running a red dot on it for my thick bush gun.
 
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