Thread: Comparing the old with the new.

I’m a fan of ‘old school’ quality but new. A good example is Schultz and Larsen. Metal work of refined quality, cut rifles barrels, and extremely accurate. To make modern rifles economic, mass production techniques rule.
I’ve got many other new quality accurate rifles like Dakotas.
Many old rifles become legionary. For sure the mass produced, mainly robotic made rifles of today fail to capture my attention. The deep blued, well fitting walnut and supremely finished rifles of yesteryear still hold a place in my heart.