anybody use Browning A-bolt or Winchester 70 supershadow?
08-13-2006, 06:01 PM
#31
Fork Horn
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RE: anybody use Browning A-bolt or Winchester 70 supershadow?
Why does Extra Value mean alot?How and why is the MSRP set at the price it is?
The Manufacture sets the MSRP base on how much money they put into the gun which includes all supplies and manufacturing time.A gun with a high extra value or a high MSRP was made better and have better materials put into them(Better Medal,Wood glue,stain,varnish.Extra value also makes you gun hold its value longer and will alow the buyer to sell it at a high price if he or she don't want the gun anymore.Gones with more value hold up allot better over timeand heavy use.
The Manufacture sets the MSRP base on how much money they put into the gun which includes all supplies and manufacturing time.A gun with a high extra value or a high MSRP was made better and have better materials put into them(Better Medal,Wood glue,stain,varnish.Extra value also makes you gun hold its value longer and will alow the buyer to sell it at a high price if he or she don't want the gun anymore.Gones with more value hold up allot better over timeand heavy use.
08-13-2006, 06:17 PM
#32
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RE: anybody use Browning A-bolt or Winchester 70 supershadow?
Why does Extra Value mean alot?How and why is the MSRP set at the price it is?
The Manufacture sets the MSRP base on how much money they put into the gun which includes all supplies and manufacturing time.A gun with a high extra value or a high MSRP was made better and have better materials put into them(Better Medal,Wood glue,stain,varnish.Extra value also makes you gun hold its value longer and will alow the buyer to sell it at a high price if he or she don't want the gun anymore.Gones with more value hold up allot better over timeand heavy use.
The Manufacture sets the MSRP base on how much money they put into the gun which includes all supplies and manufacturing time.A gun with a high extra value or a high MSRP was made better and have better materials put into them(Better Medal,Wood glue,stain,varnish.Extra value also makes you gun hold its value longer and will alow the buyer to sell it at a high price if he or she don't want the gun anymore.Gones with more value hold up allot better over timeand heavy use.
08-13-2006, 08:24 PM
#33
Fork Horn
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RE: anybody use Browning A-bolt or Winchester 70 supershadow?
I also forgot to state that MSRP also are based on supply and demand.Browning a-bolt is a very good gun thus is why more people want it and the MSRP is where it is.
08-13-2006, 08:29 PM
#34
Fork Horn
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RE: anybody use Browning A-bolt or Winchester 70 supershadow?
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08-24-2006, 10:17 PM
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Typical Buck
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RE: anybody use Browning A-bolt or Winchester 70 supershadow?
Im still catching my breath after reading this. Never heard of tikka?
I will calm you guys down by saying this: The browning a bolt and tikka rifle are both the best, out of box rifles for the price. I bought the medallion abolt 30-06 that shoots 1/2 moa out of the box with the very first group I shot at 100yds, after sighting in. I have also shot a tikka 270 that the shop owner here has and its a one holer also, even with me shooting his rifle! I agree that if youre deciding over a browning or winchester, its not even a question, everything a winchester has, a browning has better. Its not even a question that the best rifles made right now are overseas. I want a sako for my next rifle, now theres a shooter also.
Never heard of tikka?I will calm you guys down by saying this: The browning a bolt and tikka rifle are both the best, out of box rifles for the price. I bought the medallion abolt 30-06 that shoots 1/2 moa out of the box with the very first group I shot at 100yds, after sighting in. I have also shot a tikka 270 that the shop owner here has and its a one holer also, even with me shooting his rifle! I agree that if youre deciding over a browning or winchester, its not even a question, everything a winchester has, a browning has better. Its not even a question that the best rifles made right now are overseas. I want a sako for my next rifle, now theres a shooter also.
