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Originally posted by jkingrph:
Actually my favorite is a Husqvarna Mod 46, vintage 1929

It's based on the Swedish M 94 small ring Mauser action.

I have bolts in Winchester Mod 70, pre and post 64. Rem 700, and CZ.

One of my buddies father and law has a 30-06 Husqvarna.

Part of my like could be the 7 military Swedish Mausers I also have.

If we could include military models then I might opt for the Swiss K-31 or possibly the Schmidt Rubin 1911


I love my 9.3x57 1943 M46a!!
I also have a 1955 640 w/ original Short side rail in 8x57, 1962 1600 in 6.5x55, and a number of Military Swede Mausers.
 
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I shoot the following rifles in bolt actions. 1-Sako Model 995, 2- Browning A-Bolts, 2-Weatherby A-5's, and 8-Model 70 Winchesters, if that tells you anything. Good shooting.


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Blaser R93. It's got the best out-of-the-box performance there is. No tuning or gunsmithing required.
 
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For a dependable hunting rifle for rough use, mine is a RUGER M77.


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Although I probably have more experience with the Rem 700, I voted for Browning because every one I have owned or shot was accurate and looked really good to me.


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Aim for the exit hole
 
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yuck


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Sako AV and Win Model 70.

My buddies Sauer rig aint no sneeze - but not MY fav!
 
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Voted other because my favorite is still my Parker Hale No.4 Enfield in .303, works like the day I bought it 20 years ago and makes a neat 3 shot clover leaf at 100 yards.
Second favorite is pre 1964 model 70 Winchester in 30-06 even though that one hardly ever gets out of the vault.
Both are simple in function and dead nutts reliable.
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Sako Model 995, Mannlicher Schoenauer, Steyr
 
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With the exception of a pair of Remington 7600's, I'm strictly Savage, have been since before it was trendy to buy Savage. Cool


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With the exception of a pair of Remington 7600's, I'm strictly Savage, have been since before it was trendy to buy Savage. Cool


A trend? animal


I know you're pretty far north Lou, but try to keep up, OK. Wink Big Grin Big Grin


 
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In a sporting rifle for hunting a Mauser action. Either modern such as Santa Barbara for Parker-Hale or original. It matters not.



Hmm, modern, maybe, but I'd stick with an FN or even Interarms before lowering myself to using a Santa Barbara.

Nicest modern commercial Mauser action of course being the Brno 21/22 series.

I'm quite fond of my Mauser type S in 7x57.


Dont forget the J.C Higgins variations. Any Belgium Mauser action is excellent. The Argentine Mausers are nice actions too.

As for current production, I dont have any but I like what I see with CZ and Steyr.
 
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For sure volume it is the Winchester M70. Great action, love the featherweights.

If I could afford them, it would be SAKO Finnbear rifles. The Finns got all the little details right.
 
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Always went with Mod 70's Folks in my neck of the woods consider Rem 700's only good if you need a long tent peg. However..if sent out for another rifle it would be a Sako 85.
 
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Bill6.5
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A PS for ya. Research Remington slam-fire and accidental discharges. Much info here in this forum on this subject. Would scare the h_ll out of anyone.
 
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