bb122

I am seriously considering buying one of these rifles in 300WSM. Does anybody own one? What are your experiences with it?

Thanks in advance,

Bill

oldelkhunter

I have a super shadow in 7 wsm and it is a good shooting gun. I am ditching the stock because there is no floorplate. I have looked over the ultimate shadow and like the one piece floorplate and the stock has the rubber no slip panels which I would have preferred to have. I actually like the CRPF much better then the claw extractor, feeds much smoother and I feel I can say that since this is the third wsm I have owned and the second winchester out of the bunch, the one piece bottom metal is very nice . In my case I replaced the stock with a featherweight stock and purchased new winchester bottom metal.. All in All if my supershadow had come from the factory with a floorplate I wouldn't have done a thing to it except adjust the trigger.

bearhuntr

I bought the Model 70 Ultimate Shadow Camo in 270 WSM and I'm very impressed. I would buy another one in a heartbeat.

bb122

bearhuntr,

I can pick a camo one up for about $700. I think that it is a good deal.

bearhuntr

bb122,

That's about what I payed for mine and I currently have a Zeiss Conquest on it. That setup has sheep and caribou written all over it.

swampdog_

I have always been a big WIN. fan Is this the one with the psorisis on the stock .If it is I saw one at my gunshop . Didn't evn pick it up.Just peculiar old B@#$&*( I guess............LOL

PABuck_HNTR

I saw this gun featured on American Rifleman TV last night. It is quite odd looking. From what was shown as features at the end on the segment, the trigger is not adjustable like the previous models.

oldelkhunter

The trigger is completely adjustable on any Model 70