In my case it was a Model 70 feather weight Win in 270 Win. This gun hurt to shoot it. I'm talking shoulder numbness, bruised and battered. I'm a slow learner and kept it three years.
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What is the most hated deer rifle you owned ?
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crashlanding
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Ruger m77 .308 rsi tang safety, the most inaccurate rifle I ever owned, it was beyond description how bad it was.
Peddler 76
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Two, a 99 Savage.358 then a Model 88 Winchester .358 . Thought that might be better. Wrong! At the time I weighed a buck 35
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brcfo_outdoors
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Barrett Fieldcraft in .308. I know they are unobtanium and triple the value now, but it was not pleasant to shoot. Definitely forced me to improve my technique, but that wasn't enough. Didn't feel confident with it under range conditions passed 300 yards, much less field conditions. Probably should have just kept it because the guy I sold it to said he was going to rattle can it.
EASY A Model 77/ 44 Rem Mag.
That thing is brutal and the only gun that gave me Scope- Eye and made my nose bleed. I still have it, but haven't shot it in a long time.
That thing is brutal and the only gun that gave me Scope- Eye and made my nose bleed. I still have it, but haven't shot it in a long time.
Q: What is the most hated deer rifle you owned?
A: None.
A: None.
TimeOnTarget
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I was a 12yr old with a savage 110 in 30.06. I flinched so bad shooting that thing with its 2x4 stock, and then even more frustration cause I missed everything I shot at.
carpassasin
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Was looking to move up in caliber so i bought one of the first remingtons that was chamberd in 300 weatherby. Didnt know anything about brakes for recoil OMG hated it . It was torcher to shoot .
john k
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It was a beautiful Browning Micro Medallion in .284 Winchester. With the short barrel and light weight it bucked worse than a magnum cartridge. Load development was a fight. Sold after one deer season.
jahollis2
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Savage 110 in 270 with synthetic stock. Killed my only elk with it but man it kicked. Lol.
My father n law bought one of these from Walmart a long time ago. Came with a cheap Bushnell scope. He gave it to me because he couldn't hit nothing with it. I thought for sure I could get it sighted in. I threw the Bushnell in the trash. Put a decent scope on it and I couldn't hit **** with it either. Could not get on paper at 100yrds. Moved it in to 50yrds and got it shooting 1 foot MOA. Haha. Went straight to the pawn shop and got $180 bucks for it.
Both inherited from my Dad -- First, Remington 7400 Woodsmaster in .30-'06 - As glittery as a disco ball from the period it was minted, too many moving parts, beat the hell out of the shooter, and middling accuracy. Traded-on and got an Armalite AR15A2 w/green furniture and heavy match barrel. Second was an equally flashy, high-polish Remington 1100 12ga with a bloody Polychoke! That was traded-on and became a contemporary Winchester Model 70 FW .30-'06 w/pre-'64 action. Got to follow the gun acquisition rule though, if one leaves, another must take its place.
Wow, amazed and sorry to hear that. Ogled over one at one point, but entry price was wayyyy high. Was the geometry wrong?
