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Some of you might remember I posted about a 308 classic that I had bought. The rifle had been reblued and recrowned after a rust incident and needed a new original pad and the stock refinishing after becoming stained with mineral oil.

Here it is after the work together with a 4x32 Swaro in low warne premiers. Shoots better than it looks. Points like a dream off hand.
 
I would recommend that you try some 150 grain Nosler Gold Partitions in that beautiful .308. If you don't have any, why don't I send you some.
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By the way, I've just scored a Mannlicher A-II .308. Haven't picked it up from my dealer yet, but he says it's nice. Come to think of it, those Nosler Golds would fit in it, too!
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