What do you know about them? anybody have first hand experience with one? I might get one, still working on the price
schultz and larsen m70
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Re: schultz and larsen m70
Good rifle. it was the first real .22 rifle i ever had. my first target. took a silver in the state games with it. they shoot real tight groups. use good match ammo and you will do just fine. I liked the way the stock was made. great for 3 P or even bench.
rick
Good rifle. it was the first real .22 rifle i ever had. my first target. took a silver in the state games with it. they shoot real tight groups. use good match ammo and you will do just fine. I liked the way the stock was made. great for 3 P or even bench.
rick
Re: schultz and larsen m70
There were a small amount imported in the last couple years and sold in the 350-400 range, IIRC. I almost bought one. They were supposed to be very good shooters but hard to add optics too. I don't believe they were drilled/tapped/grooved for scope mounts and I was told they are very hard to drill due to surface hardness.
There were a small amount imported in the last couple years and sold in the 350-400 range, IIRC. I almost bought one. They were supposed to be very good shooters but hard to add optics too. I don't believe they were drilled/tapped/grooved for scope mounts and I was told they are very hard to drill due to surface hardness.
Re: schultz and larsen m70
Just an update cause I know you all are loosing sleep wondering. This thing as an absolute hammer. At fifty yards its a single hole with wolf match extra. Now to get it tapped,scoped, and doped
Just an update cause I know you all are loosing sleep wondering. This thing as an absolute hammer. At fifty yards its a single hole with wolf match extra. Now to get it tapped,scoped, and doped
Re: schultz and larsen m70
Loved my M70 so much it caused me to drop on a "project" m65, pencil barreled sporter in .308 Those Danes make simple, sturdy and smooth actions don't they? Can you imagine a Kreiger heavy barrel and a Manners stock on one?
Loved my M70 so much it caused me to drop on a "project" m65, pencil barreled sporter in .308 Those Danes make simple, sturdy and smooth actions don't they? Can you imagine a Kreiger heavy barrel and a Manners stock on one?
