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Re: Back country rifles???
« Reply #75 on: July 23, 2013, 09:23:42 PM »
Tikka T3 Lite SS .270 with Redfield 2-7. Makes the peaks about 500 feet shorter ;)

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Re: Back country rifles???
« Reply #76 on: July 24, 2013, 07:36:56 AM »
This thread will never end. :'(

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Re: Back country rifles???
« Reply #77 on: July 24, 2013, 07:51:03 AM »
Tikka T3 SS lite in .243 topped with a Leupold Mark AR MOD-14-12x 40mm 1/10 Mil Adjustments  .  Crazy accurate.

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Re: Back country rifles???
« Reply #78 on: July 25, 2013, 09:13:55 PM »
Tikka T3 Lite SS .270 with Redfield 2-7. Makes the peaks about 500 feet shorter ;)

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Re: Back country rifles???
« Reply #79 on: July 29, 2013, 02:33:32 PM »
Blaser R8 in 243 with Leupold 4.5x14.

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Re: Back country rifles???
« Reply #80 on: July 31, 2013, 08:24:57 AM »
bowtech, and my grandpas pre 64 model 70 feather weight 308, leupold vx3 3.5-10x40

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Re: Back country rifles???
« Reply #81 on: July 31, 2013, 08:28:48 AM »
Ruger super blackhawk in 44 magnum
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Re: Back country rifles???
« Reply #82 on: August 03, 2013, 01:58:03 PM »
Thinking of retiring my old workhorse this year.  I have been using a Rem Model 700 7mm Mag since I was big enough to shoot it.  This gun has been through a lot with me.  Its starting to show a lot of wear... cant keep the rust off of the barrel, stock is faded and showing signs of water damage.  I feel like I could have taken better care of it, but it spent many nights out under the stars while I was in a tent, many years hunting on the wetside, and an entire summer in remote Alaska where we were both living in a tent. 

I would replace it with the gun I have really been wanting (Tikka T3 Lite also in 7mm), but I still am having a hard time letting go.

Decisions, decisions, decisions


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Re: Back country rifles???
« Reply #83 on: August 04, 2013, 11:25:49 AM »
Thinking of retiring my old workhorse this year.  I have been using a Rem Model 700 7mm Mag since I was big enough to shoot it.  This gun has been through a lot with me.  Its starting to show a lot of wear... cant keep the rust off of the barrel, stock is faded and showing signs of water damage.  I feel like I could have taken better care of it, but it spent many nights out under the stars while I was in a tent, many years hunting on the wetside, and an entire summer in remote Alaska where we were both living in a tent. 

I would replace it with the gun I have really been wanting (Tikka T3 Lite also in 7mm), but I still am having a hard time letting go.

Decisions, decisions, decisions
just do some upgrades to the Remington. new stainless barrel and a lightweight stock.

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Re: Back country rifles???
« Reply #84 on: August 14, 2013, 09:50:49 AM »
Thinking of retiring my old workhorse this year.  I have been using a Rem Model 700 7mm Mag since I was big enough to shoot it.  This gun has been through a lot with me.  Its starting to show a lot of wear... cant keep the rust off of the barrel, stock is faded and showing signs of water damage.  I feel like I could have taken better care of it, but it spent many nights out under the stars while I was in a tent, many years hunting on the wetside, and an entire summer in remote Alaska where we were both living in a tent. 

I would replace it with the gun I have really been wanting (Tikka T3 Lite also in 7mm), but I still am having a hard time letting go.

Decisions, decisions, decisions
just do some upgrades to the Remington. new stainless barrel and a lightweight stock.

If it still shoots well just Cerakote the metal flat black and drop it in a Manners Elite Hunter stock. Like brand new and lighter!

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Re: Back country rifles???
« Reply #85 on: August 25, 2013, 06:08:23 AM »
I genarally hunt muzzleloader and pack in that heavy sucker every year on the high hunt. This year i purchased the multi deer tag. Needless to say i purchased a new sako a7 tecomate 300 wsm. Very light. 6.5 lbs. looking forward to be able to shoot more than 200 yards. Eveyone says pack light but i just can't seem to understand that concept. I like to have all the tools to give me the extra advantage. The guys i go with bring beat up old rifles and *censored*ty binos and give me a hard time for packing good quality binos and spotting scope. Pretty funny when we get there they use my gear more than i do. I always pack heavy but i am in great shape. The only thing that sucks is on the way out when your adding the extra 100 pounds with the animal.
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