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<blockquote data-quote="7070yshot" data-source="post: 2257755" data-attributes="member: 114427"><p>Who says 8lbs is a mountain rifle? If you carry to the mountains it's a mountain rifle. We used to carry field artillery to the mountains for Pete's sake. So tired of the old school thought of a tiny light weight rifle is the only way to go. Makes zero sense and makes even less sense if it's regulated by a state. If you can carry it without crying like a little b1tch then ruck up and move out. 16lbs is great for any rifle anywhere. It's called getting in shape and being prepared</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="7070yshot, post: 2257755, member: 114427"] Who says 8lbs is a mountain rifle? If you carry to the mountains it’s a mountain rifle. We used to carry field artillery to the mountains for Pete’s sake. So tired of the old school thought of a tiny light weight rifle is the only way to go. Makes zero sense and makes even less sense if it’s regulated by a state. If you can carry it without crying like a little b1tch then ruck up and move out. 16lbs is great for any rifle anywhere. It’s called getting in shape and being prepared [/QUOTE]
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