I was just browsing my local Cabela's today and found some Zastava M70s on the rack. The salesman said they just started carrying them. I'm not in the market for a new hunting rifle, so I didn't check the M70 thoroughly, but I did take one off the rack and give it the once-over -- it felt solid, and the action cycled smoothly. But what really caught my attention in the first place was the very nice walnut, with some good figure in it, and the $399 price tag -- much nicer wood than what you find on most entry-level rifles. It might be a good option for hunters who can't warm up to molded stocks.