DM~
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Then you heard wrong! I know of quite a few of them, and none have problems, including mine!
DM
If your wife...
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Then you heard wrong! I know of quite a few of them, and none have problems, including mine!
DM
The R8 Professional kit comes with Zeiss glass. And a sling and Pelikan case.Blaser R8 professional, then I'd have to sell something to buy optics.
Or maybe a drilling, it'd be a hard decision.
Isn't' that "Kit" like $8,000+ ?
GlockNation
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LOL
I'd spend it on a private detective to find out why she is being so nice
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Who needs a hunting rifle that expensive anyway?
I'd spend it on a private detective to find out why she is being so nice
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Who needs a hunting rifle that expensive anyway?
com'n...now, there is always one more rifle...
2 , in fact...
shuvelrider
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I'd put it towards a Mod 1941 Johnson rifle, correct matching parts of course.
Ok...whats a "Johnson"?
shuvelrider
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A military rifle that went up against the Garand in the 1930's military trials for a new service rifle. A semi 30-06 with a rotary internal magazine you loaded from the right side, 10 rounds. The Marines tried a few in the Pacific Theater, many went to Canada and the Dutch. Google it for pics.
henschman
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I'd be looking for a deal on a PVS-14
paintballdude902
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you my friend, need a lever gun or 2. a model 94? what about a 336? i personally would buy an 1895 winchester in .405.
are you limited to one gun? if not then an 1895, CMR-30, k-31 and an enfield
or.... an 1895 and a luger.... but then again those of just 2 of the guns on the top of my dream list
are you limited to one gun? if not then an 1895, CMR-30, k-31 and an enfield
or.... an 1895 and a luger.... but then again those of just 2 of the guns on the top of my dream list
tahunua001
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assuming I had a perfect wife like that, I would get me a Seekins Precision CBR(top tier AR15 variant). since the CBR itself only costs about $2200 after tax but only comes in 223-wylde, I would likely frankenstien it with another AR15 of mine, converting the caliber to 6.5 grendel and replacing the handguard with a diamondheadUSA VRS-T and trading the pistol grip for a hogue. that would leave me little over $1300 on optics. I would likely get a Nightforce SHV 5-2x56 scope and a one piece weaver base. not a bad 3500 setup if I do say so. it would also have the side effect of greatly improving the value of my other AR15 as well as it would have a very expensive seekins handguard and would be chambered in 223 wylde.
Sheepdog1968
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I'd spend two or maybe three weeks out at GunSite
Is GunSite 1K per week?
rromeo
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Only one rifle? A Model 70 in .458 Win Mag. A pre '64 is probably a few bucks more than $3,500, so I'll take an FNH built one instead.
Zach S
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I would by her a better car.
That situation is like "Fine, go, have fun" to the 10th power...
On second thought, I have wanted a M1A Scout for a few years...
Panzerschwein
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I'd buy a tacted out Remingtonn 700 .300 Win Mag with the Accuracy International stock, the best glass I could get, match trigger, tac bolt, bipod, Badger Ordinance detachable box magazine system, the works!
justice06rr
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FN SCAR17S.
Although if my wife did hand me that kind of money just to blow on guns, I would be highly suspicious
Although if my wife did hand me that kind of money just to blow on guns, I would be highly suspicious
I'd match it and buy a Jarrett: http://www.jarrettrifles.com/rifle-models.html
hamp sandwich
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I would finish the 338LM that I've been building for the last 3 years... but if I didn't have that going on, I'd get a lathe and related tools.
Sheepdog1968
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Just looked u0 their pistol and rifle class. Combined they run around 3300 so I guess I'd only be there two weeks. I think I'd still be able to crack a smile.
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