Why can't they just bring back the Stevens 200.... without the Made in Turkey, sorry the 334 is a pass.
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Why can't they just bring back the Stevens 200.... without the Made in Turkey, sorry the 334 is a pass.
I imagine an ultra light impulse would sell.Originally Posted by TimberWolf_3063
Impulse action
Composite stock
16" carbon fibre barrel in .308, 6.5 CM, others
Integral rail on aluminum receiver
AICS mag
Iron sights (rear sight at front of rail, front sight at the base of the threaded muzzle)
One can dream.
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Can someone please explain the made in Turkey complex?
Is it politics? Am I missing something?
Lot's of manufactures are using Turkish shotguns and rifles. Savage, Mossberg, Winchester, Turqua, ATA Arms, Revolution Armory, Lazer Arms, Canuck, Hatsun and several others.
They are affordable and some of the models (not all), are of good quality.
I'm definitely missing something here?
The only government I trust is 45-70 Government!
Two words for Turkey - Quality control. Do I have turkish firearms? Yes… Would I ever trust one on a high dollar hunt or in a life and death situation? Never.
At the price point they are great but don’t expect to get Beretta or Tikka reliability from the Turks. Yes, I have seen dozens of stoegers blow up in the blind.
Thank you guys, makes sense.....
The only government I trust is 45-70 Government!
Just picked up a 110 ultralight carbon predator and it’s a very nice gun.
Light as a feather and it points so nice.
Can’t get no ammo or brass though.. lol
Last edited by 45C; 01-27-2023 at 06:52 PM.
What caliber do you have that you cannot find ammunition?
The only government I trust is 45-70 Government!
7 prc
Gotcha, that is a challenge for sure.
The only government I trust is 45-70 Government!
Dozens? Bullsh!t.
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