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Rebarrel 22-250
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<blockquote data-quote="huntem" data-source="post: 99371" data-attributes="member: 3741"><p><strong>Re: Rebarrel 22-25.....choices</strong></p><p></p><p>First of all thank you for the info, certainly good stuff to chew on.</p><p></p><p>The Kimber is the longmaster VT model which for the average guy it shoots darn good but I am looking for some thing better. </p><p></p><p>One thing I failed to mention is recoil in reference to bullet impact. With that being said, I own a .243 Browning Micro, Tikka 7mm-08 and a full custom .257 Weatherby. One of my objectives is for my daughter to shoot with me but have the rifle be mild enough for her to see the bullet impact the critter. Even at 13lbs, my 22-250 has enough jump to throw her off target.</p><p></p><p>.204 maybe? Bolt face is not going to work without a replacement bolt... O'well I guess I'm after another rifle</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="huntem, post: 99371, member: 3741"] [b]Re: Rebarrel 22-25.....choices[/b] First of all thank you for the info, certainly good stuff to chew on. The Kimber is the longmaster VT model which for the average guy it shoots darn good but I am looking for some thing better. One thing I failed to mention is recoil in reference to bullet impact. With that being said, I own a .243 Browning Micro, Tikka 7mm-08 and a full custom .257 Weatherby. One of my objectives is for my daughter to shoot with me but have the rifle be mild enough for her to see the bullet impact the critter. Even at 13lbs, my 22-250 has enough jump to throw her off target. .204 maybe? Bolt face is not going to work without a replacement bolt... O'well I guess I'm after another rifle [/QUOTE]
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