Thread: $1600 what rifle would you buy?

hes bought a remmington! this thread is over

I fear that the old way of just grabbing a gun and going hunting seems to be being bred out of humans.

Instead, it seems that you need to discuss the most unlikely things that will happen, and the most inconsequential aspects of rifles, and do a whole lot of hand wringing. Then you are prepared. But by then its winter....

Originally Posted by Tussock

So you just grab the one the salesman plugs on the day, don't take any interest in what you have, keep the cheap scope it came with, shoot a beer box at a random range to sight it in, if at all, with the cheapest ammo in the shop and if your hard core, you get another box of "good stuff" for hunting.

When I think of "the old way" that's what I think of.

Just because someone wants to enjoy the experience of finding a gun they like does not mean it won't get used afterwards surely.

Jeez you bite. It was tongue in cheek. You know, a leg pull.

Originally Posted by leathel

but is that the rifle or the Muppet that loaded the ammo's fault

Either winchester or hornady are muppets or remingtons quality control is shit. You decide.

Originally Posted by Konev

Either winchester or hornady are muppets or remingtons quality control is shit. You decide.

Something is up.....was the barrel clean as shit in the barrel with pump pressure up, did someone fuck up and shoot reloads when they thought they were factory..... Fault from the factory for tight lift is so unlikely its not funny, possible but unlikely.

I have had a sticky bolt with that old cheap wolf ammo for 223 with steel case. Only time ive had that. Ive pretty much used hornady magnum or light magnum and now superformance.

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Originally Posted by Konev

Either winchester or hornady are muppets or remingtons quality control is shit. You decide.

you decided for us remember remingtons fault bro!.

Q

Originally Posted by thomas

Q

Thats a massive comment to drag up a 6 month old thread...