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About LinkBacksI'm after a mountain rifle in a common calibre (.270, 7mm-08 etc). It will be used for shots out to 350 yards.
It needs to be durable, rather accurate, easy to carry, and no frills.
Currently I'm swinging between the Kimber Montana or the Weatherby MK V ultralight. Anyone used either? Very conflicting reviews on both the Weatherby MK V's, and the Kimbers regarding poor accuracy.
I've handled both and find them both pretty comfortable to bring to the shoulder, with a slight edge to the Mark V.
Cheers.
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