winchester

Sprite

October 12, 2001 13:17

value on winchester model 70 pre64 featherweight in .308 cal.

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  Sprite

  October 12, 2001 13:17

  Have Winchester of 1917 in the closet. 30-06 with Herter muzzle brake on it. Doesn't appear to be original. Not finding much info on this production. Post some thots on the rifle. Thanks, GW.

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  sig-man

  October 12, 2001 13:22

  I'm sure the 44 magnum caliber model could do the job at distances under 100 yards, if you are interested in a Winchester lever gun to knock deer down, look at the trapper series in .444 marlin,or the Winchester 1886 in 45-70,good luck and go get 'em...

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  Orphanedcowboy

  October 12, 2001 13:51

  Why not go with a Marlin in .450 marlin, which I personally think has the stronger reciever, for sheer knockdown, besides if you turn him over you'll just have to right him.

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  Orphanedcowboy@msn.com

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  ndbilly

  October 13, 2001 08:29

  Have a Trapper in .44 mag. Shot eight whitetails with it over the past ten years. Five of eight went right down, the other two made about 40-50 yards before piling up dead. I'm getting about 1600 fps with 240 gr. JHP bullet. The rifle is light and handy and if you keep the shots to

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  cpermd

  October 13, 2001 08:43

  If you mean physically turn him upside down,then no it will not.It will kill them wellinside 125 yards.cpermd

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