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| I bought one of the Raptors for a fundraising banquet a few years ago. It was so bad that I would have been afraid to fire it. It was the roughest most poorly made gun I have ever seen. |
| Posts: 388 | Location: Wisconsin | Registered: 05 May 2002 |
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| It is an 'entry level' rifle like the Remington 710. Charter 2000 (formerly Charter Arms) bought the company that made Raptor rifles.
If you want an inexpensive rile that will shoot, get a Savage.
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| i believe it's the COLT raptor. It's their ultralight arms (company of the same name). It is a mauser derivative, so please don't think it's a remington style action. It's meant to be a mountain gun. *I* think the barrel is far to light... but, then again, it's THE cheapest way to get a sub 7# mauser rifle.
quality? come on, it's a colt product. It can be great, but not aweful.
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| No, Colt called their version of ULA's rifle the "Ultralight". The Raptor was a low budget, 700 type, basic rifle. - Dan |
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| Talking about Jim Carmichel, about 25yrs. ago He gave a thumbs up to a jap import 3X9 brought into this country by Lyman. Now I presonal think the fixed power Lymans are a very good scope--as good as most of todays top scopes. Anyway I bought one after reading his line on them. It cost me $1 less then a 3X9 Leupold, what a piece of junk. Thought maybe I got a lemon, a friend bought one with out knowing of my problems. Another piece of jusk. So much for Mr. Carmichel's lip service.
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| Posts: 382 | Location: Lewiston, Idaho--USA | Registered: 11 February 2002 |
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| Pumpkinheaver, Yep it's me and I am a member of the 67 gun club, as a matter of fact one of the original founding fathers We have probably seen each other at the range. I'm the guy tht talks a lot about bear hunting. I will be at the range Sat afternoon. |
| Posts: 367 | Location: Farmington, Mo | Registered: 07 July 2002 |
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