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Interesting find in a LGS. Winchester manlicher stocked rifle, .270 1968. In good nick shoots well. Taken a couple of hogs with it already.
Cant find much info on them only around 500 made. Heres some pics, cheers Mick



 
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Interesting rifle and some good hogs
 
Posts: 19702 | Location: wis | Registered: 21 April 2001Reply With Quote
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Nice shot
Is that the entrance or the exit ? Right in the ear ! You could run a .270 ear to ear on my former mother in law and she would still be naggin !
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Don't think I'd ever heard Winchester made such a thing, so it sounds like a very collectable rifle. Is it hand-chequered or had Winchester got past the waffle iron by 1968?
 
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I remember an entire collection of them being for sale or at auction in the last few years.

Sadly, made during the push feed years.


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Posts: 3113 | Location: Southern US | Registered: 21 July 2002Reply With Quote
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I have handled a few of those Winchesters over the years. I always thought they should have been more popular.

I like short barreled full stocked rifles, I had a couple of Steyr Mannlichers in 308, and a full stock Blaser K 95, also in 308.


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I am not big on the .270, more of an Elmer Keith fan than JackO.

That said, I could make room in my safe for that rifle...

Good Shooting!

Rich
 
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That is a real beauty,,I've always had a soft spot for full stocked rifles. Have fun with that baby!


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I see them advertised from time to time for $1500 and up. I have seen 06 and 270 but believe they were also made in 308. A pretty heavy gun if I remember correctly.
 
Posts: 3073 | Location: Pittsburgh, PA | Registered: 11 November 2004Reply With Quote
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I bought one in .30/06 in a Bozeman MT gunstore a few years back. Its one accurate rifle. Maybe I'll take it out for the PA buck opener...
 
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They were only made for about 3 years. The M70 was not very popular in the post-64 years ane this model was no different.
 
Posts: 2036 | Location: Roebling, NJ 08554 | Registered: 20 January 2002Reply With Quote
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You've resurrected the Mannlicher "virus" in me. It's as deadly as Ebola, but the outcome is much to be preferred...

I've been scheming what to do with this lovely early post-war Yugo commercial action I've had sitting on my desk for about a year now.

KDA55 had a Canjar single set for a Mauser in the classifieds I bought two weeks ago.
It's got a spoonbill handle, the bluing is perfect, and it has this really neat side swing floor plate release lever.

What to build? I think a "Mountain Rifle", with a short barrel? 358 Win?

thanks for this post, I think...

Rich
 
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A 21" fast handling full-stock 30-06 sounded too good to pass, so I picked up a Western Field 30-06 Mauser style Mannlicher, built by Heym. It too has the butter-knife bolt and side swing floor plate release Rich mentioned. It may make my 30-06 7600 Carbine a little underutilized.
 
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