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  • Grasshopper

    Just sold one last night right here. Some experts,😙,,give them a bad rap but I have had good luck with them.

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  • BobJudy

    It better be a pretty small jackalope because of it being chambered in 30/06. Or maybe a pretty big jackalope so you can find it in that 2 1/2 power scope. 😁

    That combo has been a north woods whitetail staple for decades and it should do well. Bob

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  • susie

    Might I ask why you think it won't kill anything larger than a jackalope or was that meant to be green font?

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  • varian

    because Elmer Keith said so.

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  • susie

    Jackalopes around here are fairly large:



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  • savage170

    Good thing Florida deer are not very big or I would have to sell my 30-06

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  • asop

    I have a Rem. 700 I bought new in 1995. Broke it in, in the proper manor and put a Lupold 3.5-10X50 on top. Had the bolt and barrel reworked and it's a real tack driver.

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  • Sam06

    Classic east of the Mississippi deer rifle. From Main to Mississippi they have harvested more deer than can be counted. I am in and I don't even hunt anymore.


    Is the gun even legal in Canada?

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  • susie

    Outbid and watching now to see where it goes.

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  • pulsarnc

    If I was restricted to one gun , it would be a 30/06 as long as I could hand load for it

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  • select-fire

    Bought my Dad a new 742 in 1977 for his birthday/Fathers Day present.. retirement present from GM.. Didn't know he had cancer a few months later. Never got to go hunting with it.

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  • Okie743

    Kick is usually stiff on them models, especially if a 220 gr bullet..

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  • diver-rig

    Bump...

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  • Ditch-Runner

    I have one 742 and a 760 both 30-06

    from what I have read over the years the 742 gets a bad reputation from the bolt guides and locking groves wear out then the gun is just a parts gun no way to replace all the worn away metal

    they were never meant to go on the popular " ammo dump " like a military style rifle hundreds of rounds at a time or each year that just wears them out and people blame the gun for something it was not designed to do . flip side the rifles used to fire a dozen or so rounds hunting and sighting in each year and kept clean and oiled last a life time or two .

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  • MIKE WISKEY

    lack of proper CLEANING kills most of them, you have to remove the barrel to do this.

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  • Okie

    Bought a 742 new from Walley Mart for $125 in about 1976. Just had to have the big killer 06.

    Kicked like a bay mule.

    The 742 had erratic accuracy, erratic jams even when new, and I take good care of guns. Me and the 742 had to part company. Sold it for more than I gave for it to a iron sight brush hunter.

    Heard later that he sold it promptly also.

    I started buying and hunting with bolt action Winchester 70's and Remington 700's and never looked back. Make the first shot count.

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  • dcon12

    I have a 760 that started out as a 30-06 but now lives as a 35 WAI. Don

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  • Brookwood

    Just an old punchline; 30 aut 6 or aut 7, what ever it takes.

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  • Mr. Perfect

    I have one of those and it's a tack driver.

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  • chme

    And as Lindsay Cooper Wisdom said-

    "There's not many things that a man cain't fix-

    with seven hundred dollars and a thirty ought six."

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  • love2shoot

    I had a Model 4 in aut6, loved it till it was stolen. I heard it went ro Ky.

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  • love2shoot

    Ooops, fat fingers!

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