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  • shootuadeal
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    Its marked WCF, he must have been confused, he should be saying 270wcf is the same as 270win.

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  • BobJudy
    Darn and now I'll have to cancel my hunt for that elusive 270Rem. If I couldn't find one I was going to see about shrinking my 280Rem down to 270. After all he says it is rare. ;)  Bob
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  • Sam06
    Sorry I thought you wrote 270 REN my bad.
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  • select-fire
    Keep the .280 :)
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  • Horse Plains Drifter
    Way back when I was in high school, a guy I went to school with told me he had a 30-40 Winchester. I had never heard of a 30-40 Winchester, so I was asking about it. Turns out it it was a model 95 chambered in 30-40 Krag.  So I told him it was a 95 Winchester chambered in 30-40 Krag. He said "no, its a 30-40 Winchester". We had a good natured running argument over that for the rest of the school year.
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  • He Dog
    I would keep looking for that 270 Rem.  A man needs a purpose in life.
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  • BobJudy
    Wonder if it will make a good Bigfoot gun or should I limit to something a little smaller like Chupacabra?🤔 Bob
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  • pulsarnc
    i think it would be darn near perfect for a "wampuscat "
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  • bambihunter
    Way back when I was in high school, a guy I went to school with told me he had a 30-40 Winchester. I had never heard of a 30-40 Winchester, so I was asking about it. Turns out it it was a model 95 chambered in 30-40 Krag.  So I told him it was a 95 Winchester chambered in 30-40 Krag. He said "no, its a 30-40 Winchester". We had a good natured running argument over that for the rest of the school year.
    Him just saying the 30-40 Winchester doesn't necessarily (to me at least) mean that he thought that was the caliber. It would be like me saying I am taking a 22 Ruger. I only go caliber specific if a person knows what I like/have and knows about firearms. Like to my brother in law, who is very knowledgeable and knows my collection, I would just say .220 Swift. He already knows it would be one of my Remington 700's. But, to my mom's husband, who knows a little about the most common guns, I'd probably word it like "I am taking my Remington 700 chambered in .220 Swift". For someone that doesn't know much at all, I might just say "I am taking my varmint rifle".
    However, once you clarified, if he knew the difference, he would have acknowledged it. I'd say you won. :)



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  • jimdeere
    pulsarnc said:
    i think it would be darn near perfect for a "wampuscat "
    I haven’t heard that term in many years. That’s what I called my oldest granddaughter when she was little.  :D
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  • pulsarnc

    the wampus cat terrorized my county for many years during my child hood . Numerous newspaper reports were written about it

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