SHOT SHOW 2011 - Model 70 Winchester

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This the "latest" Columbia South Carolina manufacture ?

I'm fighting the temptation to buy one of these. I have no real use for it. I'm just a 70 fan I guess.
 
my new Winchester Featherweight .270win is flawless, it shoots as good as it looks, mind you i have only put a half a box through it so far, but i sure like the feel in my hands.

So here is a little ####..

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best of the evening to all

Gord
 
Sure hope the FN versions are better than the one I bought some years ago. They were evidently on a cost cutting tear and I bought a rifle that had been bedded with "HOT GLUE". If you have ever used hot glue you know that it doesn't get really hard. So what I and many others ended up with was a rifle that allowed the action to sort of wiggle around in the stock. It never would shoot into less than about 3-4 inches at 100 and I almost sold it. Finally took it down and gave a hard look at what they did. Dug the glue out of it, installed pillars, and properly bedded the action. It now stays inside 1 1/2 inches no mater what it's fed. Sincerely hope FN never tries to save money on the bedding, or anything else for that matter that might affect quality or accuracy.
 
I have the featherweight in 7mm-08 and I absolutly love it. I want another (sporter model) in 30-06 just because I like them so much.
 
I still have my 7mmRM SuperGrade and it hasn't disappointed me yet. I did however, break the stock in a quad accident and replaced it with a B&C stock, which helped reduce the amount of felt recoil.

My Winnie is my go-to for moose.
 
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