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.223 25-06 30-06 300 WinMag 45-70 Hard pressed to choose between 45-70 and .375H&H, but the lever gun won. And sorta sad my trusted 30-30 didn’t make the list too.

Your budget allows you to buy just about anything you want if you're willing to get a used gun. If you insist on new, the pickings are a bit slimmer.Someone earlier mentioned going with any of the" B" guns and I'd echo that. Many of the others are good too, but there are always parts available...

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These are collecting dust and I'd like to trade them for something else I'll probably shoot for awhile and then forget about. My last elk was at 675 yards with a sporter weight, push feed Model 70. Who knows what I could do with a real long range rifle! I have a soft spot for 25-06, 300WinMags...

Got a cash price on that Defender?

Big fan of those early bull barrel Senderos!!!

The "old Sendero SF" is pretty much as-new, with not much use and less than 60 rounds down the tube. And even if the truth is being stretched and it's twice that, no big deal. And I didn't say "don't judge me". But elk are as big as a barn door, even at great distance. And thanks for your...

if those are the choices, 6.5-06 would get my nod. Lots of brass, smokin hot velocity if you want and great ballistics even with mild, barrel loving loads. And whatever you decide, have fun with it.

I have a really nice Steyr Model M Pro 30-06 with double set triggers, couple of Steyr mags, 1" and 30mm rings, and a couple more little things. I like it because it's a classic old-school shooter. I liken it to a SSG on steroids. A local guy has offered me a 300 WinMag Sendero SF for a very...

Re: Rem 5R in 300 Win Mag -- ReListed PM sent shortly

My bad. Turns out Miroku didn't make the Winchester 101s. They were made by Olin Kodensha, a joint venture between Winchester and Kodensha to produce (initially) the 101.

LOP 14-1/2" over an uncut stock with a pre-Miroku butt plate. 6 pounds, 6 ounces.