I have been primarily an archery hunter my whole life. So a single shot rifle does not feel like a handicap at all.
and they do it all in style.
and they do it all in style.
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i have a 1885 repo browning low wall in rem .260 that pretty light and shoots very well.
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Not a single shot but made for the mountains of Switzerland and a little different, my Blaser R93/Makura Ulrich Takedown, easy on calibers, repeatable scope mounting, press a button and twist rifle into two parts for very easy transport, repeatable and accurate.
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