Budget item Reply( ITS S GOOD DEAL IMO)
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I recently received the REM 700 CDL SF. Its beautiful. Santa paid 800 with taxes. I got it without the crooked bullet. I went with a 7MM. 50 dollar rebate. Gun was 750 all together from &Grice# in Clear%ield.I was looking at the new federal vital shock bullets today at wallyworld $45. Prices are just up on everything. ITs a shame. REM 700 is a great shooter, i think that all i will buy. got two so i probably wont get another one for awhile. 7mm08 & 7MM. I will try to get a smaller caliber for foxes 22-250 maybe? I hope santa brings me a new toyota tacoma this year
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I was looking at the new federal vital shock bullets today at wallyworld $45.
I was looking at the new federal vital shock bullets today at wallyworld $45.
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I'll give another vote for reloading. For my .338 Lapua, factory ammo from Black Hills, or Dakota Arms is between 80-100 a box. I can hand load from right about 18-23 a box, depending on where I got my components.
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I think the crooked bullet gives it a pioneer kind of hand carved look.
I would carve a ten point buck head on the buttstock if I owned It and maybe use 2 brass tacks for deer eyes

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I would carve a ten point buck head on the buttstock if I owned It and maybe use 2 brass tacks for deer eyes
I think the crooked bullet gives it a pioneer kind of hand carved look.
I would carve a ten point buck head on the buttstock if I owned It and maybe use 2 brass tacks for deer eyes
Thanks guys.......... I sure needed a laugh today, that cracked me up!
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