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  • hk-91
    most of my target rifles have the thumbhole stock on them and i feel comfortable with them.
    quote:Originally posted by mm8nambu
    Thumbholes are a NO for me,,, get the Winchester..nambu
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  • Odawgp
    Winchester +100
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  • MVP
    I would still take the Norinco.
    The Winchesters are easy to come by.
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  • hk-91
    well i made up my mind. i'm going with the norinco nhm 91 i still want a Winchester 70 some day but i can get one any day of the week the ak i might not be able to. that and i just dont like the idea of spending over 30.00 for a box of ammo. that was a reason that i had gotten rid of another gun. and i didnt want that to happen again. thanks for all the info and comments
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  • Floyd621
    They stopped making Winchester Model 70's in March 2006. So they are going to get Very Expensive.
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  • hk-91
    your info is for a mak 90 try looking for a nhm 91 the main difference is that the mak 90 runs a shorter barrel the nhm 91 was 23 1/4 inch barrel.

    http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.asp?Item=78594131

    quote:Originally posted by Floyd621
    http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.asp?Item=78881833
    OR
    http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.asp?Item=78974367
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  • hk-91
    they stopped importing these in 95 and they only imported them from 94 to 95 so i think i'll have better luck trying to find a Winchester later down the road then i would a nhm 91

    quote:Originally posted by Floyd621
    They stopped making Winchester Model 70's in March 2006. So they are going to get Very Expensive.
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  • kimberkid
    I don't know what your Thor is worth, but the NHM-91 will bring $450-$600. The Mak-90 in that auction should end up around around $600 but only because it's milled ... not really a comparable gun.

    Notice the rich brown finish ... that's how it should look. Also, the grip area of the NHM-91 is more slender and longer than that of the Mak-90.

    If you think you'll shoot the NHM-91 more then that's what you should do (and probably what I would do) The original Norinco have a really sweet trigger, and if you wanted to put a conventional stock on it you can, just make sure your parts count is legal ... not more than 10 imported parts, so you'll probably need 5 US parts like the stock & pistol grip(Ironwood makes a nice walnut set) and a US made trigger group and you're good to go!
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  • hk-91
    i went with the nhm 91 should be here by the end of the week i hope. i know the nhm 91 will get more range time because of the price of ammo.
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