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Old 02-06-2010 | 09:26 AM
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Cut'em Jack
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Originally Posted by As I Please
The stainless/fluted CDL isn't a bad way to fly,if you aren't fighting weight constraints. Have seen them in both walnut and laminate and again if weight isn't a focus,laminate's inherent stability(ability to fend moisture induced POI woes),is a very good thing.

For tasks you cite,I'd prefer a Poor Man's faux Ti and dump a S/S MR barreled action into a Ti takeoff handle. Much rifle,for modest loot,replete with splendid balance and handling characteristics.

Lots of ways to skin this cat,but injection is to be avoided at all costs.
The wood stock would definitely find its way to ebay. Maybe a Bell & Carlson or Houge with full bedding. The XCR looks nice, but that stock with inlays is nasty. I didn't that they even made the Ti model anymore. Thinking 7-08 or 270, even 270 wsm.
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