the Black Spot
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Thanks Terry!
Better get a stock, or at least a very decent buttpad, if yours is synthetic, those old plastic stocks bruise even if it's a .22wmr (slight exaggeration)!Got my savage donor rifle purchased for $160 out the door. Its a 97 savage 110 in 30-06.
Now to locate a 25-06 barrel....
Forgot about the stevens 200
I had one listed for a friend but he had a 2X price on it. It probably looked like yours 40 years ago. Neat round.Interesting you would mention the .225 Win. because it has long been one of my favorite varmint cartridges. I've had three of them in Win. M-70 (Post '64 of course) and a custom build on a Miller single shot action. Two of the M-70's were delightfully accurate, even with the Winchester factory ammo of that era. The third one is the 1964 issue varmint model, still new/unfired, shown here. The .225 is a great choice for anyone looking for something different and interesting, and they are often offered for sale on websites. Finding ammo and cases can be a problem unless you know where to look.. View attachment 813419 View attachment 813420 View attachment 813421