If money wasn't a factor, which in-line would you buy?

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12-04-2008, 10:13 AM

#11

falcon

Boone & Crockett

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Location: Comance county, OK

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RE: If money wasn't a factor, which in-line would you buy?

If money was no object i would go and buy a T/C Black Diamond with a wood stock, a nice used one if that is all i could find.Then iwould bed the action and put a Leupold FXII 4x33 scope on it.

After that i would spend hundreds and hundreds of dollarson powder, primers and powder.

One of these days i am going to get that Black Diamond. Then that heavy Encore willgo away.

12-04-2008, 10:19 AM

#12

mountaineer magic

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RE: If money wasn't a factor, which in-line would you buy?

I would have to say the Triumph. I have one and it turned out to be the best choice I could have made for an inline. I prefer my Lyman 54 cal percussions though and My Pedersoli double barrel 58 cal.Kodiak express rifle . If money is no object then the double barrel is a good way to go.

12-04-2008, 11:30 AM

#13

Gotbuck

Typical Buck

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Location: Lake Saint Louis MO

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RE: If money wasn't a factor, which in-line would you buy?

If money was no object here she be. I may need to shoot 500 yards one day.

12-04-2008, 11:40 AM

#14

Nimrodder

Fork Horn

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Location: Indiana

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RE: If money wasn't a factor, which in-line would you buy?

A Bob Bower tuned White Super 91 in .410.

12-04-2008, 01:31 PM

#15

HEAD0001

Nontypical Buck

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Location: Rivesville, WV

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RE: If money wasn't a factor, which in-line would you buy?

I am assuming you mean a reasonably priced "money is no limit". I have owned and shot a bunch of them, including a few Omega's and Encore's. IMO the true "BIG DADDY" is the Knight Long Range Hunter. I have been working with mine forover a full year. And the rifle is"dead nuts" accurate to 250 yards with the Leupold B&C reticle. Tom.

12-04-2008, 05:12 PM

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gleason.chapman

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RE: If money wasn't a factor, which in-line would you buy?

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ORIGINAL: UncleNorby

Savage smokeless

I bought mine last year and use it all 2007 season and got 8 deer. Stainless with tupperware stock, $550 for rifle, $200 for scope and $100 for rings and mounts and sling. They are excellent accurate rifles, and definitely fun and easy to shoot, very easy to maintain. Mysaga of finding the rightbullet, sabot, primer andpowder for my Savage is here:

http://www.the-gleasons.com/this_is_my_savage_10_ml_page.htm

As for what rifle I would like if money is no object an RMC .50 caliber flintlock. I really have enough and am content with what I have. I may beredoing one of the CVA barrels I just got to a great shooting FL with an L&R lock andand a touchhole. I am going to shoot it percussion to see if it is accurate with RBs, it is a .54, and if it is accurate, I will make the investment to switch it.

Chap