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Re: blr or a bolt or rem 700
[Re: dnolen]
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01/28/15 07:27 AM
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B'ham
Goatkiller
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Posts: 9,214
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If you want a Lever Gun just because you like Lever Guns for deer hunting.... I fall into this category myself...
BLR Lightweight in 7mm-08 is a pretty darn strong choice.
I hunt with one in .358 all the time. It is a stainless laminated gun... so all weather. My favorite rifle for just general use.
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Re: blr or a bolt or rem 700
[Re: frezznh2o]
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02/05/15 05:32 AM
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Alabama Wetumpka
Talltines
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on probation
Joined: Nov 2013
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Alabama Wetumpka
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Get the blr lightweight. Only weighs 6 1/2 lbs with 20" barrel. That gun in 7mm 08 would be a great hunting rifle. Have this exact gun dialed it in and put 3 in a dime size hole at 100 yards. A guy was there at the range looking at my gun and said he was thinking about this gun because he was left handed. So I let him shoot it after his shot he said thank you I am going to buy one today.
Hunting Is my Obsession, My Passion, My Everything, Oh so is my wife.
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