Entry level decisions

"I don't want a pickle..."

It's not that I want a 20 round bolt-action rifle--I'm just trying to figure out what's considered "legal" in the case of the MVP.
I already have a number of 5 round mags for my M-14, and it would handy if I could legally use them in an MVP. In fact, my
reading of the act suggests that a bolt-action rifle whose magazine is specifically designed to accept more than five cartridges
is considered legal (e.g. the Lee-Enfield with its ten round mag). So, is the MPV's ten round mag pinned and limited to five
round capacity, or do we get the same ten rounder the Americans do? And if it's also designed to accept M-14 mags (in 7.62/.308) or M-16 mags (in 5.56/.223) does that mean it's OK to use my (five round) M-14 mags?

"...I just want my '14 mags to sickle!"
 
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Willybuch said:
After having both, I would strongly suggest savage, maybe even the axis and switch out the scope for a fixed 10 power with mildots. This will get you in to precision for under 700$ maybe? Good enough to help you figure out what you are looking for in a precision rig <- Just my opinion though. I recommend savages to everyone though, since my first savage was way nicer to shoot than my first remington.
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Sorry Willy but I'd have to say an axis is the worst advice ever for anyone looking for a long range setup. The hogue stocks on the Remington are not the best but still better than the axis stock. the x mark triggers can be tuned down a lot as well.
 
longarm21 said:
Sightron makes a great scope. I got my SIII FFP from Prophet River Firearms (CGN sponsor) and they got me a great deal on it. MSRP was 1400 bucks and I think I paid 1050 for it. So yeah a great buy!

Here is what I did with it a few days ago.
http://www.canadiangunnutz.com/foru...dget for sure.[/QUOTE] Wow great shooting!
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