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New Guy From Ireland (Looking For A 270 win)
Hello Lads ,And a Big Thank you all for the Welcome to Your Home land in the U.S.A.I was looking on the net for a 270win for hunting with.Like to know what yous lads think of the makes.These are the ones that I was looking at. They'er are a,
Charles Daly Howa Weatherby in a Vanguard Sporter. I got the Gun Digest 2005 Edition to look at different makes.I also would like some advice on Rifle scopes.I have sold all my firearms over here in Ireland so that I could be something there in the U.S.I have a 10/22 Ruger auto an a Remington 700 BDL in a 223 an a Leupold in V X1 3-9X40. On the Ruger 10/22 is a Simmons 3-9x32. These are the scopes I was thinking off for the 270 win. Burris in a FF2 or Black Diamond in a 30mm tube. Kahles Leupold Schmidt &Bender Swarovski Optik Zeiss. Thank you for your help. Barrel
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Barrel, one thing to keep in mind: hunting hours in the US are typically from sunrise to sunset- that's what they are in NY State.
Since you aren't likely to be allowed to hunt after sunset (or before sunrise) you often don't need the very large light sucking monster scopes that europeans use so much. The 3-9x40's will do fine on most 22's and game rifles. For varmint rifles like the 223, you might wanna go to a 4-12 or so... Also, the are you're moving to allows shotguns, muzzle loaders, and handguns for deer hunting, but not rifles- at least in the immediate area you'll be living in. Shotguns with rifled barrels are legal.
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im not real picky and will shoot about just anything. but that hasnt kept me from building stronger desire to shoot alot of rugers.
right now ive got 4 hunting rifles. 3 rugers 1 remington. ruger in my opion just cant hardly be beat. ive had lots of luck with them. bolt actions light weight and meduim up to heavweight rifle designs. single shots. they also in my opion have the best scope mounting system on the market today. and they come with rings. heres how i rate the ones ill rate. i dont care to look at weatherbys. sako, sikka, blazer, and otheres. heres my list from #1 and down kimber. probly the best production hunting rifle modest cost. ruger. biggest bang for your buck in a rifle. remington. comes 3rd because of the changes latly. and the desing isnt quite as good as rugers. though outa the box accuracy some say might be better savage. im gona stick them here even though alot will put them in rugers spot on my list. all ive dealt with were very acurate. none were my own i was just shooting freinds rifles. howa. howay builds the vangaurd rifle for weatherby. howa rifles seem to be very well built and solid rifles. there only this low on my list because ive never had one in my hands to even look at. they are very affordable. step past the vangaurd alltogether and get howa. these are the only ones im going to put in my list. there are others out there, if youd want to spend more money or even less. but with this list right here there is anything youd ever want unless your wanting to spend lots or money. in my opion there is never any reason to look any other than at remington ruger and winchester rifles. as far as scopes go i learned the hard way that its not worth while to buy cheap stuff. got a few tascos and simmons even bsa. these scopes evenulay all fell apart on me literaly. in my opion its not worth haveing them. im now down to all leupolds. these arent the most exspensive scopes but they just might be one of the best out there for your money. ive got two vxII 3-9x40's these scopes have both taken a beating and are still crisp and clear as they day i brought em home. lots of scratches and ware wounds. ive got one 4.5-14x40vxIII this in my opion is one of the best scopes for all around varmit and deer hunting. it cranks down to 4.5 in thick cover and zooms in on 14 power at longer ranges. i did spend more on this scope than i did most of the rifles ive bought. i do know that most all rifles work with good glass on them. but the most exspensive rifle will never be able to be all it can be without good quality glass. then most all those cheaper rifles will even hang with it with the same good quality glass.. good luck Evan |
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