The "Best" bolt action?
- Thread starter Win/64
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Like to stir the pot, don't you? Define your version of "best", and I'll give you an answer. - dan
I belive they refer to these as "Best" boltguns.
http://www.hollandandholland.com/~newyork/bespoke/the_bolt_action_magazine_rifle.htm
If your going to ask that, consider one of the propitary makers, such as Montana actions. (I know, their rough, but you get the idea) Alot of these smaller shops combine the best of both the model 70 and the 98.
http://www.hollandandholland.com/~newyork/bespoke/the_bolt_action_magazine_rifle.htm
If your going to ask that, consider one of the propitary makers, such as Montana actions. (I know, their rough, but you get the idea) Alot of these smaller shops combine the best of both the model 70 and the 98.
manbearpig
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
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- Somewhere in the Third World
for a sub-$1000 factory rifle id say Ruger.
combines the best of both classic design with new materials and innovations, and seems to be improving their quality over the past couple of decades as opposed to the steady decline of quality seen in most other big manufacturers.
combines the best of both classic design with new materials and innovations, and seems to be improving their quality over the past couple of decades as opposed to the steady decline of quality seen in most other big manufacturers.
Northman999
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- Southern Yukon
I've got a well used Remington model 600 that's got positively the smoothest action I've ever handled. I think it's a great action.
Depends in the trench's with the mud, I would like a Lee Enfield. In africa, a Holland and Holland would do nicely thanks!
In the woods of the North, it's whatever will be working best for you!
Varmit hunting on the middle plain's I dunno.
What about going for that once in a lifetime hunt for bighorn sheep in Colorado,or Thinhorn Sheep above Atlin in northern BC? If the climd dosen't kill you, getting back down will!
So many different choices, so may possible rifles!
In the woods of the North, it's whatever will be working best for you!
Varmit hunting on the middle plain's I dunno.
What about going for that once in a lifetime hunt for bighorn sheep in Colorado,or Thinhorn Sheep above Atlin in northern BC? If the climd dosen't kill you, getting back down will!
So many different choices, so may possible rifles!
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This would explain your user name.
I like the rem 700, never fails.
Nice Burn! (For the record, I'd have to admit that even if it was me being burned)
All it takes is one good 98 to have you be a CRF believer...
That being said, I love the Mark V, and pretty much anything that's not Remington.
