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  • D@D
    I have one with a BSA 3x9x40 scope on it. I use 1/2in. wood dowels for targets at 75yds and can bust'um in half all day long. Needless to say its very accurate probably the best 145.00 I've ever spent.
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  • earlwellman
    I also have one. Haven't shot it a lot, but have had luck so far. I put a cheap 4x tasco on it and it shoots within a couple of inches at 100 yrds. Like D@D said, can't beat the price. The only reason it gets so little use is that I reload my .223 for only a bit more. It is no contest against that round.

    Earl[:)]
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  • aglore
    Carried one on my trapline in SE Alaska years ago. It would put 10 rounds under a quarter at 75 yards.

    AlleninAlaska
    Delta Firearms & Supplies
    http://www.galleryofguns.com

    aglore@gci.net
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  • lost4daz
    I also have one.I got mine used with a tasco 4x scope on it. It shoots about a 1" to 1 1/2" at a hundred from the bench. I've been very pleased with it. Best of luck to ya.
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  • ibffsteve
    What ammo are you guys using. I got one and it hasn't grouped what you guys are getting. although I've got less than 150 rounds though it.

    There is no pleasure in having nothing to do;the fun is having lots to do and not doing it.
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  • D@D
    quote:ibffsteve Posted - 12/23/2004 : 11:07:17 PM What ammo are you guys using. I got one and it hasn't grouped what you guys are getting. although I've got less than 150 rounds though it.


    I found mine likes Federal 50gr JHP the best then next woud be CCI maxi mags 40gr.
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  • linemech
    I bought one for my father some years ago and its a great rifle for the money the only problem has been the screw that holds the rifle to the stock likes to work its way loose every now and then. I have thought about locktight to fix the problem but i dont know if that would have any other negitve effects. And it does not happen very often so he lives with it. I will say i dont think that you could find a better shooter for the money. Great gun you wont be unhappy.
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  • D@D
    quote:linemech Posted - 12/24/2004 : 11:41:34 AM I bought one for my father some years ago and its a great rifle for the money the only problem has been the screw that holds the rifle to the stock likes to work its way loose every now and then. I have thought about locktight to fix the problem but i dont know if that would have any other negitve effects. And it does not happen very often so he lives with it. I will say i dont think that you could find a better shooter for the money. Great gun you wont be unhappy.

    Put a little finger nail polish on the threads of the screw that way if you have to take it off it won't be as hard to break lose as lock tight and it will hold just as well. Color is not important[;)]
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