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Originally posted by chunkinlead View PostSpot on. Win a gift card to one of those just have to choose. Would much rather buy from the local guy if I could.
I shoot, or at least at one time did, a lot of long range. I’ve had a handful of custom rifles dating back almost 10 years ago now. I’ve been very impressed by both rifles. If I wasn’t spending the money on either of those rifles I’d be spending it on glass. If I wanted a quality hunting rifle with glass, but didn’t need to reach out 1K with it for fun I’d take a long hard look at a Tikka T3X i caliber of your choice and throw a Leupold VX5 on it. You’ll be just shy of $2K into the entire package, but you won’t be able to beat it for a hunting rifle.
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Originally posted by chunkinlead View PostWhat glass then?
It will be cheaper than this:
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Well what's missing in your gun collection ? That's at least something that can be turned into cash and depreciation in quality firearms is fading by the year. Since it's a must spend and only at certain retailers that would be my strategy. Or perhaps ammo pending your supply level. I would avoid fad purchases, especially with that amount to spend.
Good luck
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Originally posted by chunkinlead View PostGlass?
You've almost got enough for a NightForce NX8. Or a high quality Lupy. High quality glass can be resold, if needed. But guns have a higher demand on resale.
Guns would be about the best investment. As your children might inherit them. And they gain value as time goes by. Offspring never forget their first firearm.
And the idea about a lifetime license is a great idea too. I bought my daughter a LT Fishing last year for her 41st B-day. Every time she goes fishing, she will remember me when I'm gone.Last edited by Texas Grown; 05-14-2022, 09:33 AM.
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Originally posted by Mike D View PostFor $1500? I’ve never been able to do one that cheap.
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Gun/Donor action $500
Barrel $300 (Can usually pick one up off of 6mmbr or Len Backus’ site. Will run $350-375 for Bartlein or Krieger)
Chamber, cut and crown $250
Trigger $150
Stock $250 for a B/C plain Jane hunter
Action B/P $200
Glass bed $100-150
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Here you have it:
Bergara in 6.5cred
Vortex Viper PST (you can get a better deal with ArrowSmith):
Under $1,500 with taxes. Still need rings and base
Vortex PRO series are $80
Any Remington 700 short action picatinny rail will work.
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