Found a great deal on a brand new rifle- any one have a current version Mountain? Internet is 50/50 on experience with them, looking for first hand opinions. Thank you.
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Remington 700 Mountain Stainless 280 Remington
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Is this a good deal? Seems like it to me based on internet sale prices, but still looking for anyone with experience with the current version Mountain, specifically in 280. They had 1 in stock at Cabelas in FW, so I went ahead and put it on layaway pending a little more research not knowing how long the price would last.
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Originally posted by steve morton View PostLight barrell will start spreading the groups after a couple of shots. My experience with sighting in.
This is true but only means that you have to allow sufficient cooling time between shots when sighting in. It can put 2-3 in the same group under rapid fire and that's all you will ever do hunting.
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I had an original Mountain Rifle in .270 that I bought in the early '90s, loved how it handled. Used it mostly in box blinds in South Texas but did take it on one Colorado elk hunt. It performed well, even out of the 22in barrel, but recoil (especially with handloads) was "robust". Kinda wish I still had it to re-barrel to .257 Roberts or 7x57 Mauser on the long action.
Stu
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Originally posted by Cottonfish View PostI had an original Mountain Rifle in .270 that I bought in the early '90s, loved how it handled. Used it mostly in box blinds in South Texas but did take it on one Colorado elk hunt. It performed well, even out of the 22in barrel, but recoil (especially with handloads) was "robust". Kinda wish I still had it to re-barrel to .257 Roberts or 7x57 Mauser on the long action.
Stu
Still have my 1986 Mtn Rifle in 270 and it kicks harder than my 7 mag but I love how it handles!
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Originally posted by bboswell View PostStill have my 1986 Mtn Rifle in 270 and it kicks harder than my 7 mag but I love how it handles!
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