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How many other Lone Eagle shooters are there out there? I blew it years ago by not buying any new (no money then), but have since made up for that so far. I have acquired three pretty nice ones with all three being the satin nickel with the new style brake. They are 444, 308 & 7-08. Love them to death . I also shoot a 7-08 Savage Striker, but like the Lone eagle much better. It seems to fit my hand better & the recoil seemns less. Smooth shooting & easy to control. It is a shame that they are no longer made. The 444 gets your attention, but is still manageable.
 
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Hey, it's good to hear there are other Lone Eagle shooters out there. Mine is in 358 Win, blued no brake. Really accurate, a gun that should have been better received. Wht I really like is it's small size as compared to other pocket rifles. Maybe someone will pick up the design. Lynn
 
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I have 2.
One in 22-250 and the other is a 308 with the cannon style brake


I am one gun away from being happy
 
Posts: 906 | Location: NW OH | Registered: 19 January 2003Reply With Quote
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Hey Lynn, do a search for the Competitor pistols - very similiar design (cannon breech) & outlandish calibers (458 Win. Mag., 7mm STW, etc.). The barrels will not interchange with a Lone Eagle, but action & grip are very similiar. Could be a source for a future purchase if I can't find a used Lone Eagle that I want.

By the way, I would love a 358 Win. - a very underrated pistol & rifle round. It is too bad that it too never really caught on.
 
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I also own a Competitor. The trigger is way better than the Lone Eagle.
I have heard horror stories about Competitor but have no first hand expierence.


I am one gun away from being happy
 
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I've got one in 7mm BR Rem. I always thought they were homely but couldn't turn it down when CDNN blew them out a couple years ago for $200. I stuck a cheap Swift 1-4 scope on it and the darn thing shoots like a rifle at 100 yards with a random handload. A buddy has one of the original Ordnance Tech versions in .357 Herrett and it shoots great too. Been meaning to shoot a deer with mine but the deer haven't cooperated yet. Maybe next year.
 
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Several years back I had two frames, and four barrels. 22 Hornet, 223, 35 Rem, and a 444 Marlin.

The 444 was a real beast! Anybody have a website or phone number for Competitior? If so, PM me.
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Rich
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Posts: 23062 | Location: SW Idaho | Registered: 19 December 2005Reply With Quote
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The Competitor site is www. competitor-pistol.com/index.hmtl. Should come up quite easily for you.

Yes, the 444 is a real monster to control & I have a slight repetitive shooting injury in my left hand from shooting it too much - nothing to see a Dr. about but my thumb joint is more prone now to injury. But it does say Hello with a capital H to whatever you point it at !!
 
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taylorj,

thanks for the data, I called Al a bit ago and got three ordered. 223, 6.5-284 and 9,3x62, all 16" barrels, and a set of Al's custom dies cut with the same reamer set he uses to chamber pistols. One synthetic, one wood frame. I think my wife hates you! At least she will when she sees the bill...

regards,

Rich
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talked to Al this morning...four weeks!

Rich
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