Mannlichers....
- Thread starter Rob
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- Southern Vancouver Island
Nice stuff. They make a beauty single shot as well.
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I'd like to try out a full stock single shot....there aren't many around...there is the Ruger #1 International, and there was the Brno single shot fullwood rifle, a few of which were around a year or so ago but I heard it couldn't hit the broad side of a barn and the same has been said for the Ruger. Caliber selection is also limited. And both seem a bit over priced...I'm not sure there is anything else out there. Any ideas?
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Mangosteen
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- Okanagan BC/Alberta/ Peruvian coast.
Blaser K95 may be an option for you. You can even select the grade of wood you like and it's available with long stock to the tip of the bbl.
Mangosteen
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- Location
- Okanagan BC/Alberta/ Peruvian coast.
The Blaser will be s bit pricy but at least it will not feel like a two by four in your hands.
The Blaser K95 takes my breath away and I would give up a lot for one.... But sweet mother of the Big Guy, that price tag is not for me in this lifetime!!! I have a hard time even thinking of dragging it thru the bush.
D.K.
D.K.
Mangosteen
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- Location
- Okanagan BC/Alberta/ Peruvian coast.
Wanstal's if you talk to Dan
Mangosteen
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- Location
- Okanagan BC/Alberta/ Peruvian coast.
The beauty of them is they have interchangeable barrels. (K95)
- Location
- Southern Vancouver Island
I don't know how old the rifle is, except that it is post-1955 and hasn't been used much.
The only other H. Dumoulin rifle with which I have any experience was a lightweight half stock rifle in .375 H+H that I owned about ten years ago. Because it was so light it kicked a bit, but it was very accurate.
The only other H. Dumoulin rifle with which I have any experience was a lightweight half stock rifle in .375 H+H that I owned about ten years ago. Because it was so light it kicked a bit, but it was very accurate.
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