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Does anyone have one of these rifles? If so tell me about the gun, especially the accuracy. I am looking at one in .375.

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do you mean a d'arcy echols legend or a legacy mauser built by www.empirerifles.com ?

if the latter, I've seen and handled them, and far and away one of the best values there are today

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Originally posted by jeffeosso:
do you mean a d'arcy echols legend or a legacy mauser built by www.empirerifles.com ?

if the latter, I've seen and handled them, and far and away one of the best values there are today jeffe


Looks ok, but they are too straightstocked for a classic british sportingrifle + they are looking too heavy and bulky. But along with Dakotarifles and such they are just "ok".


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Yes the Empire rifles.
 
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Great value and a stock made for hard kicking rifles.. and, frankly, 100% of the stocks are made to customer spec, so it's hard to hold it to the company.

Jens,
perhaps you could take a look at what dakota calls a wood upgrade... you ahve to go 2 or 3 upgrades before you are actually into decent wood, and to have a NICE stock you are 40% of the cost of the empire...

and empire makes mausers, not model 70s


opinions vary band of bubbas and STC hunting Club

Information on Ammoguide about
the416AR, 458AR, 470AR, 500AR
What is an AR round? Case Drawings 416-458-470AR and 500AR.
476AR,
http://www.weaponsmith.com
 
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Originally posted by jeffeosso:
Great value and a stock made for hard kicking rifles.. and, frankly, 100% of the stocks are made to customer spec, so it's hard to hold it to the company.

Jens,
perhaps you could take a look at what dakota calls a wood upgrade... you ahve to go 2 or 3 upgrades before you are actually into decent wood, and to have a NICE stock you are 40% of the cost of the empire...
and empire makes mausers, not model 70s


You are right!

I saw a dakotarifle overhere some years ago, and I was dumpfounded Eeker with the quality of the wood!
I would buy any Empirerifle before any dakota.
I just compared the style of stocks with eachother..but no question that the Empire has the edge and more for the better.


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