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260 Rem Vs. 6.5-06
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<blockquote data-quote="Trickymissfit" data-source="post: 710177" data-attributes="member: 25383"><p>If you have a Winchester 88 in excellent condition, I would absolutly leave it alone! Worth too much, and kinda rare bird. Plus I've never run into a sub MOA 88 in my lifetime. I have an older wood stocked Vanguard in 30-06 that simply amazes me everytime I shoot it. It is exactly the same way it came out of the box except for scope mounts and the scope. Never even adjusted the trigger! Will put three 150 bullets in about a 5/8" triangle (outside to outside) everytime with zero flyers (I don't think it's ever shot a flyer!). I've just always felt I got one of the best ones they built!</p><p> </p><p>For a donor rifle, I'd be looking for a 700 Remington or just buy a Savage from Walmart. You'd be far better off in the begining.</p><p>gary</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Trickymissfit, post: 710177, member: 25383"] If you have a Winchester 88 in excellent condition, I would absolutly leave it alone! Worth too much, and kinda rare bird. Plus I've never run into a sub MOA 88 in my lifetime. I have an older wood stocked Vanguard in 30-06 that simply amazes me everytime I shoot it. It is exactly the same way it came out of the box except for scope mounts and the scope. Never even adjusted the trigger! Will put three 150 bullets in about a 5/8" triangle (outside to outside) everytime with zero flyers (I don't think it's ever shot a flyer!). I've just always felt I got one of the best ones they built! For a donor rifle, I'd be looking for a 700 Remington or just buy a Savage from Walmart. You'd be far better off in the begining. gary [/QUOTE]
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