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Old 10-25-2006 | 08:57 PM
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xd9x19
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Default RE: New Remington 710 rifle

ORIGINAL: swamp rooster

hE MAY BE HAPPY WITH HIS LITTLE HONDA NOW.BUT WAIT TILL ITS RESALE TIME OR TRADE IN .tHATS WHEN YOUR FEELINGS WILL GET HURT.
Hehe....that's a joke, right? Be the first time a Honda depreciates more than a "domestic" vehicle. Somewhat of a moot point, though. I bought the Honda because I wanted something I could realistically expect to get 200,000+ miles or 10+ years and keep on truckin'. Probably by that time, I will have spent hundreds if not a few grand less on repairs that I would have with a Silverado or F-150. Had a GMC full-size van that was great and didn't do much other than replace the starter on it a couple of times (150k). Our Suburban's (basis of the Silverado) tranny has already been rebuilt and had the transfer case replaced recently (123k miles).


ORIGINAL: Magnum_Man_300

Yes, the 710 is an abomination to the modern firearms industry, because much better rifles can be had for the same price, i.e. Savage Package Rifles. I held a 710 awhile back and thought to myself, "geez, i hope this thing doesn't break from me just holding it"
Magman, what makes the Savage "feel" like it's not going to break from you holding it? Somehow I doubt the "feel" of a 710 is much different than a Savage 110 (the package gun at the time I bought my 710). I found the rounded forearm of the 710 much more pleasant to hold than the squared-off one of the 110. Even though the Savages are known to be accurate out of the box, I doubt there would be any practical difference in accuracy. My 710 shoots well below 2" groups @ 100 yards with some Federal ammo.
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