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beater gun, or not?
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Posted by Tim Shultz on November 15, 2006 at 13:11:58 from (71.51.125.113):
there was a thread on here awhile back, that the remington 710 was a cheap beater gun for your tractor or truck, well it IS cheap, and you COULD use it as a beater gun.. but I think it is a pretty darn nice gun for the price, and can drive tacks at 200 yards.. I have a little over $400 in my gun, becouse of a new 4X12 bushnell scope and a bipod.. all from wall-mart.. and the price of the gun in now under $200.. so if you are looking for a good, $500 gun for under $300, it's the gun for you.. mine is in 30-06 and while it has a good bit of kick, it can blow a hole right though a 1/4 inch piece of steel at 150 yards.. Tim Shultz
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