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The Basics, Starting Out
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<blockquote data-quote="17remhunter" data-source="post: 2255015" data-attributes="member: 119444"><p>is 7.5lbs considered a light weight rifle..............................thats without a scope. I dont like them to be to heavy like 9 plus lbs. I would guess that with my scope it would go almost 9 lbs....... I believe a 4-16 Huskemaw is 16oz I have a 17 Remington on a McMillian scout stock the is perfect built by TS Customs shoots like a dream its just that I would want the same weight rifle on my 6mm Creedmoor</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="17remhunter, post: 2255015, member: 119444"] is 7.5lbs considered a light weight rifle..............................thats without a scope. I dont like them to be to heavy like 9 plus lbs. I would guess that with my scope it would go almost 9 lbs....... I believe a 4-16 Huskemaw is 16oz I have a 17 Remington on a McMillian scout stock the is perfect built by TS Customs shoots like a dream its just that I would want the same weight rifle on my 6mm Creedmoor [/QUOTE]
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