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<blockquote data-quote="MudRunner2005" data-source="post: 819687" data-attributes="member: 12995"><p>Man, I bet that's a shooter! Is it the older blued finish sendero, an SF, or SFII?</p><p> </p><p>I love the .257 Accumark. I've had it since late 2008. I had to buy something after my main deer rifle got stolen, so I decided to buy that. I got a smokin deal on it, too. I used to know the owner of a store pretty well, he passed away last year from his cancer coming back, and he always would cut me good deals on new guns, so I didn't mind the drive up there. What I spent in fuel was significantly less than the discounts I received. </p><p> </p><p>Anyway, back to the gun... Yeah, it has been an excellent rifle. It's a little too hefty to stalk-hunt with, b/c it weighs about 12-15 lbs with that big Zeiss Conquest 3-12x56 30mm on top of it (I need to put a lighter scope with more magnification on it). That thing is a laser gun. Ultra-flat trajectory out to 500 yards. I was mainly shooting the 110 Accubonds out of it, but now have some 115 Berger VLD's I'll be shooting.</p><p> </p><p>I highly recommend that rifle & caliber to anyone who is interested in the 1/4 bores. Especially those who want one for deer hunting out to 500 yards (even though the caliber itself is capable out to 1,000). If I know there's a possibility of a shot beyond 500, I'll break out the 7mm STW with the big heavies (180 Berger VLD's) out of the safe and dust 'er off.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="MudRunner2005, post: 819687, member: 12995"] Man, I bet that's a shooter! Is it the older blued finish sendero, an SF, or SFII? I love the .257 Accumark. I've had it since late 2008. I had to buy something after my main deer rifle got stolen, so I decided to buy that. I got a smokin deal on it, too. I used to know the owner of a store pretty well, he passed away last year from his cancer coming back, and he always would cut me good deals on new guns, so I didn't mind the drive up there. What I spent in fuel was significantly less than the discounts I received. Anyway, back to the gun... Yeah, it has been an excellent rifle. It's a little too hefty to stalk-hunt with, b/c it weighs about 12-15 lbs with that big Zeiss Conquest 3-12x56 30mm on top of it (I need to put a lighter scope with more magnification on it). That thing is a laser gun. Ultra-flat trajectory out to 500 yards. I was mainly shooting the 110 Accubonds out of it, but now have some 115 Berger VLD's I'll be shooting. I highly recommend that rifle & caliber to anyone who is interested in the 1/4 bores. Especially those who want one for deer hunting out to 500 yards (even though the caliber itself is capable out to 1,000). If I know there's a possibility of a shot beyond 500, I'll break out the 7mm STW with the big heavies (180 Berger VLD's) out of the safe and dust 'er off. [/QUOTE]
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