All in one guns?
11-21-2007 | 07:08 AM
#11
Nontypical Buck
Joined: Feb 2003
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From: Coralville, IA. USA
RE: All in one guns?
ORIGINAL: tealboy
I have decided to get a simple Rem 700 243 which sell for $500 at local bass pro. I will consider my camp members used Rem 700 depending on price, condition, etc. which will probably be $300 including mounted scope. Plus, he will let me borrow it, shoot it and get familiar with the gun before paying, so can't really go wrong.
I have decided to get a simple Rem 700 243 which sell for $500 at local bass pro. I will consider my camp members used Rem 700 depending on price, condition, etc. which will probably be $300 including mounted scope. Plus, he will let me borrow it, shoot it and get familiar with the gun before paying, so can't really go wrong.
Good luck,
Mike
11-21-2007 | 07:43 AM
#12
Giant Nontypical
Joined: Feb 2003
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From: Texas - BUT NOW in Madison County, NY
RE: All in one guns?
ORIGINAL: tealboy
Within the next few weeks, I planned to get a 243 based on feedback from the forum. However, a club member suggested I look at the all in one guns that shoot centerfire, muzzle loader ammo and 22 cal. I have never heard of a gun that can shoot everything. I realize there are some interchangeable barrels for ML and rifle, so maybe this is just a 3 barrel pkg he was talking about. The price may not warrant going this route, so a simple new or used 243 may be the best, but thought i would inquire. I like the idea of having one gun that does it all since it will be a backup, youth and/or guest gun. Thanks for your comments
Within the next few weeks, I planned to get a 243 based on feedback from the forum. However, a club member suggested I look at the all in one guns that shoot centerfire, muzzle loader ammo and 22 cal. I have never heard of a gun that can shoot everything. I realize there are some interchangeable barrels for ML and rifle, so maybe this is just a 3 barrel pkg he was talking about. The price may not warrant going this route, so a simple new or used 243 may be the best, but thought i would inquire. I like the idea of having one gun that does it all since it will be a backup, youth and/or guest gun. Thanks for your comments
