What is your favorite rifle in your arsenal?

Husqvarna model 8000 crown grade 7Rem Mag.
High Tech Specialty composite stock.
Conetrol Scope mounts & bases.
Fluted barrel & bolt by Kam Kampfield.
She got a new scope last year ,a Swarovski Z5 3.5X18X44 P BT Plex
Weighs 7.75 fully loaded.(3 rounds)

I changed my mind, still love my BLR but I was silhouette shooting on the 100 - 400 yard range with the targets coupled up to Sarts with this
Mod 94 in 30/30, speer bling brass, 165 grn gc fn hardcast ahead of Rx7 and magtech 91/2 at around 2000 fps 100 yard target all head shots, 200 yard target all high chest shots and 1 shot at 300 yards for goodness sake and hit his pelvis 15 mph crosswind gusting to 20 ish. I was elated. Image of the range below. Shooting off a caldwell lite bench with a front rest. Williams peep sighted for 2" high at 100 yards. Nothing I can't do with the scope mounted BLR 308 time and again but so much more gratifying with open sights.

I keep moving to something different every month or so. Currently I'd say it is my Weatherby Mark V .338-06.

.333 okh belted mag p17 endfeild made by Charlie O'Neal that belonged to Elmer Keith .Elmer took it to Alaska and Charlie took it to Africa. ELmer shot ten elk with it in Idaho. IT took me forever to find one of Elmer's rifles. I GOTTA replace the recoil pad it's totally rotten. THE stock of beautiful and the action is totally smooth as butter with a 2 pound trigger .I also have to get a scope rail made for it .The original mounts will not hardly fit any scopes made today because of the distance between the rings .

huntsman22 said:

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Is this a manners 6a stock or a 8

Thanks

Buck

Toss up between the 6.5-06 I built a couple years ago and my 6.5 Grendel AR I built about the same time. Just depends on whether I'm doing 0-400 or 400 plus. The Grendel passed the 100 kill mark this year. It's just so pleasant to shoot.

Remington 700 20" 5R .308 1:11.25t (Sniper Country PX special edition), McMillan Game Hunter, Timney 2 stage, Badger USMC rings and rail, Eotech Vudu 3.5-18x, SilencerCo Harvester 300. Gets it done, each and every time.

My favorite is Pre-64 Winchester 300 H&H Magnum engraved by HH Zehner.

I really don't think I could just pick one!! I have so much faith in a few rifles. Everytime I go coyote hunting hunting there is 2 rifles that just flat out work and get the job done! 22bra and 20 tactical

When I'm thinking big game my moose rifle continues to blow me away. 300 Norma has proven both deadly and insanely accurate


I recently got a smokeless for local deer hunting and it didn't take long to trust that set up and it's changed the game for deer hunting. Your only allowed muzzleloader or shotgun in my area so this has extrnded my range and increased my accuracy 10x. 45 cal smokeless 550 yards before deer season a few weeks back


And then there is 2 rifles if I need to just hit something it's without question. One I've been shooting a lot, on my second barrel for it and never lets me down and the other is 3 days old but so far it's incredible and too easy. 3 days old, 200 Rounds on it already lol. 6bra and 25x47 Lapua



HOW DO YOU EXPECT ME TO PICK!

Marplot said:

My favorite is Pre-64 Winchester 300 H&H Magnum engraved by HH Zehner.

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Beautiful rifle! I have a push feed model 70 Sporter from 1989 in 270 win. It's been a good rifle but certainly isn't the looker you have there. Mines more of a shooter. Bug spray is tough on wood finish.

Switched from 22-250 to 25-06 to 6.5 CM and now its been a run of 22 CM bolt guns. The Horizon Vandal has been my go to for the last year or so.

Turpentine21 said:

Bug spray is tough on wood finish.

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But definitely better than letting your poor rifle get eaten alive by the mosquitos! And, rumour is, there's even a bug called a "wood tick" . As in, the wood stock of the my rifle is in danger!

I don't want my gun getting Lyme disease because those!

REM 700, 30-06, I got 25 years ago when I was a teenager. It's still a tack driver with reloads and 165 interlocks. It's taken a lot of critters.

#2 is my A Bolt 280. It's my primary hunting rifle now.

Calvin45 said:

But definitely better than letting your poor rifle get eaten alive by the mosquitos! And, rumour is, there's even a bug called a "wood tick" . As in, the wood stock of the my rifle is in danger!

I don't want my gun getting Lyme disease because those!

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Good One!!! My rifle before the thermacell came out had a perfect cheek print on the stock where the finish was gone. The mosquito is pretty much like a state bird here. Sand gnats however, will drive you crazy and a thermacell doesn't work to well on them.