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finally took the M70 out to the range. 1958 vintage model. grabbed some of pop's 30/06 reloads. | ||
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Thats a good looking shootin iron. Very classic. Doug Humbarger NRA Life member Tonkin Gulf Yacht Club 72'73. Yankee Station Try to look unimportant. Your enemy might be low on ammo. | |||
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BEAUTY 'EH!! NEVER THE LEAST DEGREE OF LIBERTY IN EXCHANGE FOR THE GREATEST DEGREE OF SECURITY | |||
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Neat stuff--interesting scope rings/mounts setup, what exactly are they?? What kind of scope is that? Good shooting rig for 50 year old plus! | |||
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Love every inch of it! Funny how we all spends thousands of $$ on the latest and greatest rifles, reloading gear, optics then get on this forum and pick it to death when all along the latest and greatest has been in the closet all this time! | |||
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That looks like one of the old B&L scopes with adjustments in the mount, not internal. JJK | |||
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Yes, I just sold an old Steyr with that exact mount, and a Bausch & Lomb Balvar 8. | |||
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Biebs, Are you still interested in an old (1956) M-70 in .458 WM? It would look nice beside that beauty. I still have it. According to the blue book the value has gone up, but not the price.....Tom SCI lifer NRA Patron DRSS DSC | |||
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yep. I have 2 of those old 2.5-8 scopes, that one is actually painted brownells black. The third one is a 2.5-5. They seem to work.
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