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| I have an early Lone Eagle in 308.
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| I just picked one up in .223 Rem. so far I found it likes 40 and 45 grain bullets better than anything heavier. Very accurate.
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| I have aa 358 win and enjoy it a lot. Like every other LE owner I hate the trigger but other wise it is great. I would like to own another barrel but I the ones for sale are not what I would like to have. Olefish |
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| I've got one in .44mag
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| I've got one in 7mm BR. Shoots very well but haven't shot a deer with it yet. Hope to remedy that soon. |
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| I have two, 44 mag and 7mm08 I like both as they are both very accurate. I have not taken any game with either. First I got the 7 08 as a gift and it laid around the house for severl mo. before I finally scoped and shot it. I thought it was the uglist gun going. The kind you hide when your friends come to visit. Looked like someone had crossed a sewer line to a cordless drill.
When I shot it I knew it was a keeper and when I got the chance I got the 44
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| I had a 358 and then bought a 243 Barreled action. Then I sold both off. I loved the 358. Sean
"You shouldn't say it is not good. You should say you do not like it; and then, you know, you're perfectly safe." James Whistler
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