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Rifle Weight
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<blockquote data-quote="Chico guy" data-source="post: 2340248" data-attributes="member: 116421"><p>Obviously the type of hunting you are doing makes all the difference in regards to weight. It sounds like a small amount but the difference between a 13 pounds and 10 pounds in a rifle is very noticeable if you're doing much hiking at all. I personally dislike anything over 10 and prefer to be under 9 in most cases. I have a mountain rifle that is under 7 lbs. and really like that option when putting on the miles.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Chico guy, post: 2340248, member: 116421"] Obviously the type of hunting you are doing makes all the difference in regards to weight. It sounds like a small amount but the difference between a 13 pounds and 10 pounds in a rifle is very noticeable if you're doing much hiking at all. I personally dislike anything over 10 and prefer to be under 9 in most cases. I have a mountain rifle that is under 7 lbs. and really like that option when putting on the miles. [/QUOTE]
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