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artz · October 13th, 2006, 08:00 PM

I have the model that you ordered in .308. It is my deer rifle. I was going to use it this year, but due to the leg, I decided to not venture in the woods and tempt fate. Its got a nice lil' kick to it. It handles well and is accurate. Make sure you get a sling, it will help make it easier for you. The shoulder stock is hollow so you can store a compass, cleaning kit, matches, or ?
I have a Burris variable 3x9 lighted scope attached. You use no batteries, you shine a flashlight on the crosshairs for a minute or two and they glow like tritium nite sights for a few hours.
I also have a lil' .17hm2 in one of those lil' rifles. Its a very fun toy.
You are getting your moneys worth. Be safe and send me a venison steak.

October 13th, 2006, 08:00 PM	#4
artz VIP Member Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Georgia Posts: 2,111	I have the model that you ordered in .308. It is my deer rifle. I was going to use it this year, but due to the leg, I decided to not venture in the woods and tempt fate. Its got a nice lil' kick to it. It handles well and is accurate. Make sure you get a sling, it will help make it easier for you. The shoulder stock is hollow so you can store a compass, cleaning kit, matches, or ? I have a Burris variable 3x9 lighted scope attached. You use no batteries, you shine a flashlight on the crosshairs for a minute or two and they glow like tritium nite sights for a few hours. I also have a lil' .17hm2 in one of those lil' rifles. Its a very fun toy. You are getting your moneys worth. Be safe and send me a venison steak. Last edited by artz; October 13th, 2006 at 08:24 PM.