Found a really good deal on one, been itching for a 6.5. Give me a good reason to not buy it.

You won’t have to have a reason, good deals don’t last, it’ll be gone. Excellent rifle, in an excellent caliber, go buy that rifle.

Buy it!

PM me with the price and location of the rifle. I'll go look at it and come up with a good reason for ya!

I don’t think you will find any naysayers. Heck man, just reading the title of your post will give half the guys on here an _______ sm.

You snooze you lose somebody got to it in the 12 hours it took me to decide overnight. Oh well

Well, how good a deal was it?

$475 BNIB

Oh well. Don’t beat yourself up too much. Buds has them going for $678, so it’s 200 bucks. A few years from now an extra $200 won’t matter.

Assuming blued, this is about $100 under Guns Midwest and several other internet sellers. Pretty good deal but watch Eurooptic for closeouts in a few months and you'll be able to beat it.

When deals are good enough that I probably want it, but not sure, my default question becomes, "Can I sell it for what the price is and not lose anything?" If I answer yes, or nearly yes, then I buy it and figure out later if I want to keep it or not. And I do sell a lot of stuff, so it's not like I'm constantly accumulating because I'm too lazy to sell. But taking that approach gives you the opportunity to try out a ton of stuff and keep only what you like best, and to get it at a great price.

I do the same thing, just ordered a couple McMillan stocks a good prices to try out. They may be listed in a couple weeks if I don’t love them.

OP, should’ve jumped on it. Worst thing is to hesitate on a deal like that, then later regret and pay more for the same thing. Ask me how I know..

Agreed - I have my opinion on budget-friendly acquisitions based on lots of experience doing it the wrong way.