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Re: OT: Remington 591/592 5mm magnum
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Posted by mark on March 24, 2007 at 08:03:11 from (172.145.30.117):
In Reply to: OT: Remington 591/592 5mm magnum posted by mark on March 23, 2007 at 18:33:29:
Fellers, I appreciate all the replies. I understand all the recommendations..but I just happen to want one of these rifles. I always wanted one way back when they first appeared but couldn't afford one then. I just sorta got re-interested and thought maybe somebody might have one or know where one is that could be bought. I have 4 varmint rifles and I have reloaded for years. Practicality isn't the point at all, just the desire to own a gun that they don't make any longer. I used to hunt groundhogs with a burning passion and over the years, I probably owned 15 different varmint rigs. All i have now is my 700 in .223, a custom 700 varmint in 22PPC, a Sako sporter in 6PPC and a Sako 243 sporter. I also have a nice Charles Daly 22 magnum (Remington now imports them and calls it a model 5)...but I don't count it as a varmint rifle...yet it does fine work out to a 100 yards. I am less than impressed by the new 17 rimfires...but they seem to be all the rage nowadays. I'll keep looking for a 591, might glom onto one someday...it'll be just another safe queen, but I have wanted one for over 30 years.
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