Savage ml 10
Savage ml 10
01-02-2011 | 06:08 PM
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Giant Nontypical
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I hope you have already found one. They are no longer made and prices went through the roof.
Yes i have one and cleaning is a snap with smokeless loads. You basically only need to keep the flash channel clear and replace vent liners as needed. Then clean it like/when you would clean a centerfire.
They are quite heavy with the laminate stocks. The Tupperware stocks are terrible quality by comparison but lighter.
Recoil inst too bad with book powder loads and 250gr bullets but a 300gr+ starts to get brisk with some powders.
IMO the best thing about them is you can convert them to a 45cal smokeless with 1 tool, some $$$ and a little knowledge. Then they are super flat shooters and usually more accurate.
Better hurry if you want one. I see them selling for over $900 these days for a SS/Laminate and a good $650 for Blued/Black.
Yes i have one and cleaning is a snap with smokeless loads. You basically only need to keep the flash channel clear and replace vent liners as needed. Then clean it like/when you would clean a centerfire.
They are quite heavy with the laminate stocks. The Tupperware stocks are terrible quality by comparison but lighter.
Recoil inst too bad with book powder loads and 250gr bullets but a 300gr+ starts to get brisk with some powders.
IMO the best thing about them is you can convert them to a 45cal smokeless with 1 tool, some $$$ and a little knowledge. Then they are super flat shooters and usually more accurate.
Better hurry if you want one. I see them selling for over $900 these days for a SS/Laminate and a good $650 for Blued/Black.
Last edited by Gm54-120; 01-02-2011 at 06:18 PM.
