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    New rifle for kid


    Just finished up my first Savage rifle build for my kid, Jim at NSS was great lots of help. specs are
    Savage target action
    CBI barrel 7mm RSAUM
    HS precison stock
    Murphy 20 moa
    Vortex 4-16 HS scope

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    Re: New rifle for kid

    Did you blue the bbl or just paint it? It looks real nice!

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    local guy duracoated it.

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    Looks nice, but I hope it's a stout kid, 7mm RSAUM and that rifle looks HEFTY! Most folks seem to go more the route of 243 in a 6-7 lb rifle. Is it going to be a walk around rifle or shoot from a stand?

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    Handi, I'm thinking it could do double duty as a first LR target rifle and a stand rifle. That lad/lass is lucky! Good job Pappy!

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    If its a lassy I dont think I would want to arm wrestle her.

    El Lobo

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    He will stand hunt with it, his big sis shoots a palma rifle so he will use this at 600yd, and 1000yd f class shoots twice a month while she is shooting palma this summer. It ended up 10.5 pounds 1 pound heavier then i wanted.

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    Re: New rifle for kid

    Wanna adopt me ;D I'll take one just like his.
    Retired sniper. You can run, But you will only die tired!!!

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    Re: New rifle for kid

    Looks like a nice clean build. Keep us imformed if your kid gets something with it.Remember the first one is a trophy no matter what.
    Willing to give back for what the sport has done for me!

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    Re: New rifle for kid

    I put together two rifles for my 10 year old grandson. One is a TC Encore in 7-08. He killed an antelope in September and a big bull elk in October on his first hunts. I also built a 6mm BR on a short action Savage using a sporter blank. He has no trouble handling either gun because they are both fairly light with stocks that fit him just right. Even though they're light I also have him shoot off a bipod to keep from dropping the front end of the rifle. We're going to try for a javelina next week with the 6mm. If he gets one, it'll be 3 for 3 for him.

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    Quote Originally Posted by sniper15545
    Wanna adopt me ;D I'll take one just like his.
    +1!!

    I've just cobbled something together for use by my 7 & 9 yo sons... old 110 action, take-off .243 Win sporter weight barrel from a gentleman here, take-off varmint stock from a gent on another forum that'll get the hack'n'marine-tex/rattle can treatment, score-high BR follower, Burris Sig Zee rings w/ +MOA inserts, Burris FFII w/ elevation turrets installed.

    No where near as fancy as the rifle you're building ME though, is it daddy? :)

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