rem 700 adl or savage 110
08-18-2008, 09:31 PM
#71
Boone & Crockett
Join Date: Jan 2004
Location: Eastern PA
Posts: 12,748
RE: rem 700 adl or savage 110
OK, enough of this BS. RIFLE LOONY - the point of these forums is to HELP other shooters. Your Holier then thou attitude does not belong here.
All it does is p**s people off.
It is fine that you like your equipment andYOU think its the best thing since sliced bread. But it doesn't mean that what YOU have is the best.
And another thing that's been bugging me. That picture with the rifle laying on a rock in a stream? Is that your rifle?
I usually take pictures of my rifles propped up against the game I harvest with them. But then again, that's what us true hunters do, not the wannabes.
All it does is p**s people off.
It is fine that you like your equipment andYOU think its the best thing since sliced bread. But it doesn't mean that what YOU have is the best.
And another thing that's been bugging me. That picture with the rifle laying on a rock in a stream? Is that your rifle?
I usually take pictures of my rifles propped up against the game I harvest with them. But then again, that's what us true hunters do, not the wannabes.
08-18-2008, 09:35 PM
#72
Join Date: May 2008
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Posts: 499
RE: rem 700 adl or savage 110
ORIGINAL: bronko22000
OK, enough of this BS. RIFLE LOONY - the point of these forums is to HELP other shooters. Your Holier then thou attitude does not belong here.
All it does is p**s people off.
It is fine that you like your equipment andYOU think its the best thing since sliced bread. But it doesn't mean that what YOU have is the best.
And another thing that's been bugging me. That picture with the rifle laying on a rock in a stream? Is that your rifle?
I usually take pictures of my rifles propped up against the game I harvest with them. But then again, that's what us true hunter do, not the wannabes.
OK, enough of this BS. RIFLE LOONY - the point of these forums is to HELP other shooters. Your Holier then thou attitude does not belong here.
All it does is p**s people off.
It is fine that you like your equipment andYOU think its the best thing since sliced bread. But it doesn't mean that what YOU have is the best.
And another thing that's been bugging me. That picture with the rifle laying on a rock in a stream? Is that your rifle?
I usually take pictures of my rifles propped up against the game I harvest with them. But then again, that's what us true hunter do, not the wannabes.
You'll see holier than thou.
Yeah that's my rifle, glad you like it............
08-18-2008, 09:38 PM
#73
Fork Horn
Join Date: Jan 2008
Location: Noel, Missouri
Posts: 154
RE: rem 700 adl or savage 110
ORIGINAL: Rifle Loony
The blow up video was made just to hump up the Savage Queens.......purely entertainment, and it was pretty funny.
Per Savages, I need not taste a crap sandwhich to know it's gonnataste likecrap.
Much to that in the Big Picture.......
If Savage twists your crank then have at it, I'll not lose a seconds sleep over it, just don't compare the venerable model 700 to some ill concieved notion dreamed up by the Green Bean counters to compete with the Savage market share.
Can't blame 'em though, hell business is business, and a dollar is a dollar.
Maybe Leupy was hoping for a combo contract with their Rifleman series...who knows.
JFYI, I can like a Rem 870 but can't an 1100 or 1187, and you couldn't give me either one.
I'd also take a Kimber over any Remmy rifle on the planet, but since I can make a 700 shoot I'll save the extra loot for ammo...........
The blow up video was made just to hump up the Savage Queens.......purely entertainment, and it was pretty funny.
Per Savages, I need not taste a crap sandwhich to know it's gonnataste likecrap.
Much to that in the Big Picture.......
If Savage twists your crank then have at it, I'll not lose a seconds sleep over it, just don't compare the venerable model 700 to some ill concieved notion dreamed up by the Green Bean counters to compete with the Savage market share.
Can't blame 'em though, hell business is business, and a dollar is a dollar.
Maybe Leupy was hoping for a combo contract with their Rifleman series...who knows.
JFYI, I can like a Rem 870 but can't an 1100 or 1187, and you couldn't give me either one.
I'd also take a Kimber over any Remmy rifle on the planet, but since I can make a 700 shoot I'll save the extra loot for ammo...........
I had figured as much, never even shot one, and you are flapping your gums just to get people fired up, that is called "trolling" where I am from.
But I say carry on, while billion dollar groups are fighting to stop gun ownership, and put an end to hunting, you and your buddies are playing baseball with a hunting rifle.
08-18-2008, 09:43 PM
#76
Fork Horn
Join Date: Jan 2008
Location: Noel, Missouri
Posts: 154
RE: rem 700 adl or savage 110
ORIGINAL: Rifle Loony
There's that holier than thou..........
There's that holier than thou..........
08-18-2008, 09:49 PM
#77
Boone & Crockett
Join Date: Jan 2004
Location: Eastern PA
Posts: 12,748
RE: rem 700 adl or savage 110
Cute, now he's getting into name calling.
Funny thing, I really don't recall anyone in here saying the 700 was a piece of crap the way he describes a Savage even though he admited never owning one. A lot of people said that from experience with the two, would prefer the savage. Yes, a couple said they liked Remington.
But one thing, you didn't hear a single person who opted for the Savage talked about getting the trigger worked, stock rebedded, etc. etc. to make it shoot.
I'm not saying the Savage is the best thing out there. I would personally like to have a safe full of Coopers over any Savage, Remington, Browning or whatever.
Funny thing, I really don't recall anyone in here saying the 700 was a piece of crap the way he describes a Savage even though he admited never owning one. A lot of people said that from experience with the two, would prefer the savage. Yes, a couple said they liked Remington.
But one thing, you didn't hear a single person who opted for the Savage talked about getting the trigger worked, stock rebedded, etc. etc. to make it shoot.
I'm not saying the Savage is the best thing out there. I would personally like to have a safe full of Coopers over any Savage, Remington, Browning or whatever.
08-18-2008, 09:52 PM
#78
Fork Horn
Join Date: Jan 2008
Location: Noel, Missouri
Posts: 154
RE: rem 700 adl or savage 110
ORIGINAL: bronko22000
Cute, now he's getting into name calling.
Funny thing, I really don't recall anyone in here saying the 700 was a piece of crap the way he describes a Savage even though he admited never owning one. A lot of people said that from experience with the two, would prefer the savage. Yes, a couple said they liked Remington.
But one thing, you didn't hear a single person who opted for the Savage talked about getting the trigger worked, stock rebedded, etc. etc. to make it shoot.
I'm not saying the Savage is the best thing out there. I would personally like to have a safe full of Coopers over any Savage, Remington, Browning or whatever.
Cute, now he's getting into name calling.
Funny thing, I really don't recall anyone in here saying the 700 was a piece of crap the way he describes a Savage even though he admited never owning one. A lot of people said that from experience with the two, would prefer the savage. Yes, a couple said they liked Remington.
But one thing, you didn't hear a single person who opted for the Savage talked about getting the trigger worked, stock rebedded, etc. etc. to make it shoot.
I'm not saying the Savage is the best thing out there. I would personally like to have a safe full of Coopers over any Savage, Remington, Browning or whatever.
08-18-2008, 10:32 PM
#79
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: May 2006
Location: Huntin' In Colorado
Posts: 2,910
RE: rem 700 adl or savage 110
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It's no use trying to talk sense into him, he is just here to stir up trouble.
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I don't always agree with you, but you hit the nail on the head. What really sucks is, he has a wealth of knowledge, that he could share.But he would rather argue like a teenager![&o]
It's no use trying to talk sense into him, he is just here to stir up trouble.
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I don't always agree with you, but you hit the nail on the head. What really sucks is, he has a wealth of knowledge, that he could share.But he would rather argue like a teenager![&o]