Reply With QuoteSinarms CZ 527 Switch Barrel. Great 221fb carry rifle now for multi-calibers.
Hmmm...I guess my BAT actioned heavy gun. 6.5x.284 Shehane and .284 Shehane switchbarrel
-Rick
Unbiased AR15, Barnard, BAT, Borden, Browning, Kelbly, Marsh, Nesika Bay, Remington, Ruger, Savage, Ultralight Arms owner. I like 'em all.
Sinarms CZ 527 Switch Barrel. Great 221fb carry rifle now for multi-calibers.
Remington Model 25 pump action rifle in 32-20-cast bullets and Unique powder make it cheap to shoot, and it's very accurate.
Favorite...that I will never get rid of... Marlin 39A Golden 22LR. My dad bought it and gave it to my grandpa when dad was about 14. Then my grandpa gave it to me when I was early teens. So it's worth a million... and it's still a tack driver. It' got more than one jackrabbit notch on the stock.
Second favorite that would take an act of God and congress to get rid of Ruger M77 heavy barreled 22-250. Another straight up tack driver. Had it out at the range today and still shooting ragged holes.
I would have to say my Ruger No. 1 rifles are my favorites, my Circassian Mini-14, and my Marlin 45 70 Guide Gun. But none shoot as well as my .30 06 Savage Edge. That rifle is the most accurate one I've ever owned.
Favorite non-Savage rifle is my Ruger Gunsite Scout Rifle.
Very light to carry, easy to handle and shoot, good accuracy, and shoots .308.
I have 5 round magazines to go with the 10 round mag that came in the box.
Ruger hit a grand slam with this rifle, it's a great shooter.
Adopt me?Originally Posted by gatling
Easy answer. The Winchester model 75 that my Dad gave me before he died. He bought it used in the 60's and it has a 60's steel tube Weaver K 4 scope on it. It is still a tack driver and I can't begin to estimate how many rounds he fired through it.
I will try and get some pics up of it when I get home.
...My hole drilling Remmy Sendero .270... ;D
Has to be my United States Rifle cal .30 model 1. I love this rifle it is a Rifleman's Rifle.
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An evil compact black rifle(AR15) or maybe her big evil sister (LR308).
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A good wife and a steady job has ruined many a great hunter.
M14: need i say more?
They who would give up essential Liberty, to purchase a little temporary Safety, deserve neither Liberty nor Safety.
Sorry. No pictures of it. My favorite (at the moment anyway) is a CZ 550 American .270.
Kelly
My favorite non-savage ??? I have to say, my turkey gun, Stoeger Condor O&U 12ga. Both barrels back bored from .728 to .740, both forcing cone lengthen, both barrels & chambers polish, both barrels extended ported, receiver sent to O&U specialties for conversion from recoil set trigger to mechanical trigger along with 4lb trigger job. Custom Rob Roberts Turkey Tubes .665's. It's a head crusher for sure
Ruger 77 ts 220Swift with Douglas premium barrel.
Since we are talking rifles... Mossberg 144 LSA paint by me, barrel work by Freedom Armory, mute button by ETS, forget scope make. This rifle makes redheads easily.
A strong body makes the mind strong. As to the species of exercises, I advise the gun. ... Let your gun therefore be your constant companion of your walks.<br /><br />Thomas Jefferson
Cooey model 82 22 cal trainer rifle,, sks,, Norinco jw-103 7.62x39,, and my modified savage axis 223, Love em all
here's a couple tho I do have a Savage I like and shoot
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Here's another 10/22! My favorite non-savage rifle... fully tricked out- the only original part is the receiver and the bolt which has been reworked. Usually shoots one ragged hole at 50yrds with the right ammo.
I like this non-savage rifle as well... put it together myself. It's getting me broken in to long distance shooting until I can afford my dream savage 308. I'm having fun learning to "dope" with the mil/mil scope. The M4 upper is for training purposes.
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Favorite non - Savage would have to be my AR in 5.56 - It is close AR's are a fun to shoot rifle.
The M1 Garand.
Out of all the rifles, shotguns, pistols, slingshots, crossbows, AK's, SKS's, catapult, various other projectile launching devices and the M2 Browning that I want to put on the hood of my wife's Dodge Neon, they're ALL my favorites.
But this particular AK is just a wee bit more favorite-er.
My most recent addition to my AK family of fine weaponry. AK74. 5.45x39, furniture was recently changed to wood, operates flawlessly. After I empty 3 or 4 - 30 round mags I can heat up some coffee with the barrel. A mug of water, one spoon of coffee grounds, immerse barrel into the water - presto.... Fresh coffee.
Yes, it does get that hot.
'Scuse me while I whip this out...!
Tough call for me...
Remington 03A3
M1 (unfired)
Springfield M1A NM
MSG, US Army (R)/NRA F Class Match Director/NRA Certified Range Safety Officer
"The Nut behind the Butt is Responsible for the flight of the Bullet!"
That is a tough call....
'Scuse me while I whip this out...!
6.5x55 M96 Swedish Mauser made in 1910. Still shoots 1" or less with the right hand loads. My sons an I take her out once a year and shoot. It has become a family tradition.
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