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  1. 20-01-2014, 07:48 PM #16
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    in saying that the 303 will of killed more than most calibers out there
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    6.5x55 is a pretty good first cal. In saying that I started with a .303 not that I killed anything with it but have shot a couple of deer with my brothers and they dropped just like any I've shot with the 6.5
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    Ive already decided if I get back into hunting lark and need a better rifle I am gonna look for a Husquvana (spelling) M1600 in 6.5x55

    Real rifle with blued steel / wood and prices I have seen all pretty good value for money.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Gibo View Post
    Not any cal for big game on doc land
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    Quote Originally Posted by mikee View Post
    Ive already decided if I get back into hunting lark and need a better rifle I am gonna look for a Husquvana (spelling) M1600 in 6.5x55

    Real rifle with blued steel / wood and prices I have seen all pretty good value for money.
    the 6.5 realy shines when you get a modern action and stoke the shit out if it
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    Quote Originally Posted by longrange308 View Post
    the 6.5 realy shines when you get a modern action and stoke the shit out if it
    From what I have read the swedes knew how to make a great rifle and the ones I have seen about were all in the 700-900 bracket and they almost looked new, given they were all at least 40 years old I thought them good value for money compared to the rugers and all the other budget rifles in a similar price range.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Gibo View Post
    Not any cal for big game on doc land
    No but is on private and might as well be on public land(any centerfire rifle) so that includes 17cal. Which i don't think anyone would recommend as a deer rifle.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Barefoot View Post
    Borrow one of Rushy's, he owes you for the haircut.
    well you are very right there he owes me haha
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dynastar27 View Post
    well you are very right there he owes me haha
    That'll be the day.
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    I thought it had to be centerfire .222rem minimum exculding .22hornet and shotguns. So no .17's or anything rimfire allowed
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    Quote Originally Posted by Toby View Post
    I thought it had to be centerfire .222rem minimum exculding .22hornet and shotguns. So no .17's or anything rimfire allowed
    Where does it say that? I thought it just excluded rim fire and shot gun?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Rushy View Post
    That'll be the day.
    Nah I dont lend my rifles to any one
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dynastar27 View Post
    Nah I dont lend my rifles to any one
    Mate I would happily lend you a rifle. What I meant was that'll be the day that I owe you. I put up with you following me around like a bad fart smell asking me questions when you were a kid. Ha ha ha ha.what about the weekend after your olds get back?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Rushy View Post
    Mate I would happily lend you a rifle. What I meant was that'll be the day that I owe you. I put up with you following me around like a bad fart smell asking me questions when you were a kid. Ha ha ha ha.what about the weekend after your olds get back?
    haha you enjoyed it I was like a son hahahah
    yea man thats all good will pull the old 303 with iron sights out
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dynastar27 View Post
    haha you enjoyed it I was like a son hahahah
    yea man thats all good will pull the old 303 with iron sights out
    lol
    Ha ha ha I can bring a rifle for you if you want. I don't mind if you ask your old man if he would like to come for the weekend. We could go down on the Friday after your guys work and then come back on the Sunday.
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