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 Re: Poor man's custom rifle?
[Re: HuntingTexas]
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12/22/15 02:23 PM
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Fair Chase
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Green Horn
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My 2¢... Buy a Steyr Mannlicher Pro Hunter. A great rifle that shoots as good or better than custom-made rifles. I sold two rifles and a shotgun to buy one. I have never owned any other rifles than Steyr since. Straight out of the box with any ammo... deadly accurate with impressive workmanship. The problem with custom rifles is that if you ever want to sell it, you rarely get your $$ back...
Last edited by Fair Chase; 12/22/15 10:29 PM.
 "Do what you can, with what you have, where you are." Theodore Roosevelt
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Re: Poor man's custom rifle?
[Re: HuntingTexas]
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12/22/15 04:05 PM
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charlesb
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That's right about not getting anywhere hear your money back on a custom rifle. - I learned this lesson the hard way with hot-rods and Harleys.
The only fellow who might make a buck is the fellow who puts one together for a client. After that it's depreciation Baby, all the way.
Last edited by charlesb; 12/22/15 04:06 PM.
Kind regards, charlesb
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