###iest hunting rifle.

[bellero]

My Sauer 90 Elegance

 

[mlehtovaara]

I'm gonna go aheas and upset the boat, and say anything stainless, and synthetic works for me.

Tikka T3 off the top of my head!

 

[Gatehouse]

Any rifle Gatehouse is holding is ###y by association.


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Beat me to it.

 

[mlehtovaara]

Kimber Montana in 270WSM, 6 pounds 3 ounces

I am liking this for sure.

Looks like you beat me to it on the stainless.

Damn Blackberry can't see pics.

 

[chasseur]

Sako Bavarian carbine .Hard to beat that mannlicher stock.

 

[mikeystew]

Winchester 1873 with color case hardened receiver and a creedmoor tang sight... Schwing!!!

 

[Turkeyslayer 1300]

Any thing by Blaser or BRNO

 

[mark k]

I'd vote for a commercial Mauser 'A' level sporter.

 

[Noel]

Hard to pick just one!

1899 Savage take downs
Enfield Lee Speeds
Purdey and Rigby Mausers.
Pre war guild guns,{Attn Kamlooky} the ones that Brno copied for their 21 and early ZG line for those slim lines and perfected trigger guard/ bottom metal. Don't forget the claw mounted scope.

Of my personal stash only one keeps the ###y appeal condition wise. `56 HVA 1100 Deluxe. Love the wood on this one, just a perfect red tone to highlight the wild wood grain.

 

[Sleeper]

as much as i like the lee enfield, it dont say ###y to me. Steyrs and sakos yes

 

[Noel]

as much as i like the lee enfield, it dont say ###y to me. Steyrs and sakos yes

Really? Maybe it is an aquired taste but I would not mind having this to take care of.

 

[Johnn Peterson]

###iest isn't a term I'd normally classify a firearm by. Perhaps I'm a little old fashioned but any inference to the term of ###y holds a whole other meaning for me. Now, favorites, one of mine under the defination of a hunting rifle would be a model 71 Winchester, in 348 WCF.

Neet rifle, yes but ###y. I guess it all depends what you have in mind for its, 'use'.

 

[ben hunchak]

Remington Hepburn
Sharps Borchardt
Sharps '77
Ballard Schuetzen

 

[Brutus]

Brutus.. that gun is beautiful..

which i guess beauty is in the eye of the beholder.. but something about it really works for me

Thanks Fenix! It kind of appeals to me as well.

Cheers.....

 

[kamlooky]

Hard to pick just one!

1899 Savage take downs
Enfield Lee Speeds
Purdey and Rigby Mausers.
Pre war guild guns,{Attn Kamlooky} the ones that Brno copied for their 21 and early ZG line for those slim lines and perfected trigger guard/ bottom metal. Don't forget the claw mounted scope.

Of my personal stash only one keeps the ###y appeal condition wise. `56 HVA 1100 Deluxe. Love the wood on this one, just a perfect red tone to highlight the wild wood grain.

That backstop sure brings out the beauty of the item in front.
And what per se do you have hiding behind door #1?

 

[Longwalker]

These are what I like, along with Ruger #1A and #1S

 

[bearkilr]

I've always liked the Kimber Pro Varmint........sadly, I've never owned one.

 

[mikeystew]

###iest isn't a term I'd normally classify a firearm by. Perhaps I'm a little old fashioned but any inference to the term of ###y holds a whole other meaning for me. Now, favorites, one of mine under the defination of a hunting rifle would be a model 71 Winchester, in 348 WCF.

Neet rifle, yes but ###y. I guess it all depends what you have in mind for its, 'use'.

This gets my vote... And nice boots Johnn!

 

[Noel]

That backstop sure brings out the beauty of the item in front.
And what per se do you have hiding behind door #1?

That building used to have the light plant generator set up at the farm, before the power lines came in. Had to tear it down due to it being unsafe. No more photo prop.

Glad Ben mentioned the Hepburn and Sharps. Nice taste!

 

[shooterbuck]

Winchester model 70 featherweight....just cuz.