What is your favorite rifle in your arsenal?

And this ain't talking family heirlooms and etc. this is rifles that when something needs to die, it's what u grab with zero questions!
Well when you put it this way and something needs to take a permanent dirt nap this is my personal favorite: Marlin 1895SBL in .45-70
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Other than my old 270, I really like my 243, ER Shaw barrel, 24 inch, on savage 110 beater, and an equally old Remington 700 ADL in 300WM. Both fun to shoot, but, after 15 rounds the 300 seems to reset my right jaw.
 

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And this ain't talking family heirlooms and etc. this is rifles that when something needs to die, it's what u grab with zero questions!
30-06
My meat and potatoes gun I call it. Use it for huntin out to 400 yards. I swear I believe I could close my eyes. Turn in circles and shoot upside down and I would hit the mark. The amount of game that has been taken with that rifle is insane.
 
Thanks for sharing, everyone. My lapua is the same to me, it seems that despite what i do short on my end the gun just picks up the slack. It is weird really. I shot 400 rounds out of it in the past two weeks and I have never known a gun so well, it's a good feeling! Don't even bother dialing no more I know where in the reticle to just shoot. I love it!
 
30-06
My meat and potatoes gun I call it. Use it for huntin out to 400 yards. I swear I believe I could close my eyes. Turn in circles and shoot upside down and I would hit the mark. The amount of game that has been taken with that rifle is insane.
I'm a little obsessed with this one. 264 WinMag, Model 70, .5 MOA with Nosler ammo. I'm old school I guess. I love the high polished bluing and the Wood stock. It's a functional piece of art.View attachment 148931
Close second would be my lever action 30-30.

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While my current go-to rifles are(at least to my old eyes) the, characterless synthetic stocks and drab metalwork of the contemporary precision LR rifles, I don't think they can ever replace the artistry of the classic walnut and blued steel classics. The Model 70 was my constant companion for my first four decades of hunting.
My late 50's vintage, 30-06 Model 70 Super-grade
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I'm a little obsessed with this one. 264 WinMag, Model 70, .5 MOA with Nosler ammo. I'm old school I guess. I love the high polished bluing and the Wood stock. It's a functional piece of art.View attachment 148931
Close second would be my lever action 30-30.
I have one just like it....late 60s model.....has been my guide rifle for nearly 30 years!
 
My current favorite is my Remington 700 6.5 Creedmoor. My son built for me for Father's Day 3 years ago. He trued the action and installed the barrel. As it was a surprise I did not have a stock for it. McMillan's delivery was about 5 months out. Excited to shoot it, I had a Remington ADL stock off a 700 varmint rifle which I installed. The stock has not pillars or bedding of any kind. The rifle still wears that stock and shoots in .2's and 3's. Needless to say even though I have the McMillian stock sitting in the safe, I will probably never install it on this rifle.
 
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