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LCongratulation's!
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LI don't think your uncle would mind if you replaced that pad with a Limbsaver. I had an uncle like him once, also. We were both very lucky.
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LLowhighlander replied to the thread My uncles Model 70.First gun I bought myself was a Remington 700 LSS 7 mag, if that thing could talk. I told my son I wanted to be buried with it. I knew...
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LGreat story and nice keepsake. Wonder what bullet and load you used in the 264 mag?
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LGreat story and a terrific rifle. Let the journey continue.......
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LGreat story! Congrats!
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LThere was a Pre '64 in 257 Roberts that had been a long-time sidekick of an old rancher west of Goldthwaite that would have meant a lot...
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LGreat story, thanks for sharing it. Handed down guns from love family members who made great memories with us isn't "just stuff". Many...
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LWhat a great story,thanks for sharing. I hope you have many more successful hunts with it. Hal
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LI am a big fan of the 264win . I have a few that when I hunt with them makes me. Nostalgic. As we get older we start to realize the...
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LThank you for sharing, a great story! I have exactly the same Featherweight version inherited from my father in 1987. It was his go-to...
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LOutstanding. That’s is a rifleman’s rifle and chambered in an excellent cartridge.
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LI've been shooting my dad's '61 model 70 264wm since I was 11. Don't think I was even 4' tall at the time? I still have it as he...
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LNice to see the rifle stayed in the family, ending up in caring hands and is getting put to good use. Don't neglect those aging senior...
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LThat’s a beauty!! From the days when very functional rifles looked like “works of art “.
