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What is the rifle you passed by that you regret not buying
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<blockquote data-quote="Jcook02" data-source="post: 3066577" data-attributes="member: 113022"><p>My first, though not really a regret, I had a chance to buy an immaculate (relatively speaking) M1 Grand from a guy that inherited it from his Dad. It was his Dad's service rifle and had one gouge in the stock. The son knew exactly where the scratch came from and the rifle had all sorts of stories. His Dad made sure to tell him what he was inheriting. The guy was asking $500. I told him I would not buy it from him for that and that he really needs to think twice about selling or at least get serious about an asking price. </p><p></p><p>I've passed up a couple of 338's that I wish I hadn't. 13-18 lb. 338 is a dream to shoot and I really want one.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Jcook02, post: 3066577, member: 113022"] My first, though not really a regret, I had a chance to buy an immaculate (relatively speaking) M1 Grand from a guy that inherited it from his Dad. It was his Dad's service rifle and had one gouge in the stock. The son knew exactly where the scratch came from and the rifle had all sorts of stories. His Dad made sure to tell him what he was inheriting. The guy was asking $500. I told him I would not buy it from him for that and that he really needs to think twice about selling or at least get serious about an asking price. I've passed up a couple of 338's that I wish I hadn't. 13-18 lb. 338 is a dream to shoot and I really want one. [/QUOTE]
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