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Good Weight for a Hunting Rifle
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<blockquote data-quote="Quintus" data-source="post: 2042447" data-attributes="member: 67552"><p>If I am packing in I really don't care. 10 or 11 pounds is fine I can hunt hills all day with that. I have a 6.5Lb .260 Rem scoped and loaded that is my canary grass gun. We old guys still push some slough bottoms for the REALLY old timers in the family. Canary grass made me cry when I was 8 and it makes me want to at near 50. Most of my guns run 7.5 to 9 pounds loaded, but other than the 260 I never decide on a rifle to carry by weight...yet.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Quintus, post: 2042447, member: 67552"] If I am packing in I really don't care. 10 or 11 pounds is fine I can hunt hills all day with that. I have a 6.5Lb .260 Rem scoped and loaded that is my canary grass gun. We old guys still push some slough bottoms for the REALLY old timers in the family. Canary grass made me cry when I was 8 and it makes me want to at near 50. Most of my guns run 7.5 to 9 pounds loaded, but other than the 260 I never decide on a rifle to carry by weight...yet. [/QUOTE]
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