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| Yeah, VERY overpriced if you consider a M700 or M77 can do the same thing. |
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| quote: overpriced.
You can say that again. I'd rather have a custom built to my own specs than pay that ridiculous price. Reloader |
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| one mans' idea of a very nice semi-custom rifle. Not at all overpriced when you look at Kimber or Dakota or Brown, which is their competition. Comparing one to a Rem 700-series is like comparing a Ferrari Enzo to a Yugo...and picking the Yugo because it has a back seat and gets better gas mileage.
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| quote: Originally posted by Woodrow S: overpriced. ![thumb](http://www.romulus2.com/forum/images/smilies/thumb.gif)
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| Without getting into the push feed vs. CRF argument, I think Nosler Rifle is overpriced for what they offer. If PF floats your boat then you can get a rifle custom built by a good gunsmith on a Sako action for the same price as that semi custom. If you do your homework, you might even save some money for the scope as well.
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| I handled a Nosler Custom when I visited the Nosler store last August. I thought it was a nicely done piece, though I can't recall the price - $4000? I didn't think that was overpriced for a custom, wood-stocked rifle, FWIW. I did think it was one of the heavier rifles I've ever hefted, however - I think they told me it was over nine pounds.
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| They do seem kind of pricey. Jaywalker, I think you are thinking of a different rifle. The one I am talking about weighs 5.75 pounds. |
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