What is your favorite rifle ...

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For me, its a ruger 77/22 . Not bad at 68 yards,and cost a lot less to buy ammo. I also like shooting a 512 sportmaster open sights .Love to hear that metal target go ping!!!!! Smokey 63*
 
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That’s a very good but almost impossible question to answer… for me.
I think it depends on the mood, I know that sounds silly but what I mean is what type of shooting I’m going to do.
If I am just plinking, nothing is better than my Beretta Storm carbine in 9mm. Just plain fun.
If I am in the mood for military guns,,, there is nothing better than my Grand. With a bolt my 03-A3.
If I want to work on my trigger pull and concentration my heavy barreled Winchester 75 with very good peep sights.
For long range my 700 with a very large X36 scope.
 
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I own quite a few firearm and each has its own attraction. After giving it some thought, My favorite are the ones I hunt with the most. Both are Ruger. One is an M77R in 300WM, and the other is a SBH in 44 Mag.
 
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How do I get a photo to show in the thread instead of as an attachment at the bottom of the post.

I too say, "Nice photos!"
 
How do I get a photo to show in the thread instead of as an attachment at the bottom of the post.
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You need to use a photo that is hosted online, and "IMG" tags. Before the location of the web-hosted photograph, you need a 'tag' that looks like this:


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My SCOPED Superior Arms M-4 clone and a Glock 17 for right now. I've been playing with the idea of scoping an AK in .223 caliber for a "go to" rifle in case of emergencies.
 
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