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JOHNNY WACKO
 Post subject: 250-3000 savage
PostPosted: Thu Feb 21, 2013 2:42 pm 
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A guy i know stops by today and goes on for 1/2 hour about this savage 250-3000 what a perfect gun it was.Turns out he never had 1 a friend of a friend did.He talked like i was Joe blow who don't know..noten. So he didn't get to see this.
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A square 10
 Post subject: Re: 250-3000 savage
PostPosted: Thu Feb 21, 2013 3:41 pm 
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nice , his loss
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Doc Sharptail
 Post subject: Re: 250-3000 savage
PostPosted: Thu Feb 21, 2013 5:21 pm 
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I had a chance at an earlier variant of the same gun with a schnabel forend, years ago. One of the few Savages I actually wanted. The breech block on the gun was nice and tight, but I had reservations about the slight pitting on the throat...

The cartridge is still highly regarded here, even though it's far from "new". Should have, would have- *BUT* 600.00 is a lot to part with, when in doubt, even slightly. I'm still sure I made the right decision. The repro 52 I got in it's stead has served me very well indeed.

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 Post subject: Re: 250-3000 savage
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can't go wrong with a savage
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OlTom
 Post subject: Re: 250-3000 savage
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"had' a older 300 savage with some barrel pitting...but shot jacket boolets just fine.....BEST rifle to shoulder that's made in my book :D

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