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hailey
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Looking to get into your sport need a good gun dont want to spend more than a 1000.00 on one any help were to start.Thanks;any help is good help...
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DonMatzeder
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Buy a factory 40X. Save a little money or if you can get it less than your budget, buy a jewel trigger. Save some money and buy a stock. Save some money and if it doesn't shoot to your satifaction, have it rebarreled to a custome BR barrel. Add a tuner and you have as good as most anyone...a little at a time.
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dankillough
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I agree with Don. You can get a factory 40x for about $700-$800. Then just work your way up.
Dan
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Dan
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hailey
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40x
Were do I find a 40x sounds like a good start.
Were do I find a 40x sounds like a good start.
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DonMatzeder
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The clasifieds on this site is a place to start. The gunbrokers, auction arms, etc. Lots of CMP guns on the streets, some without bolts. If you can get one of those at the right price, Pacific tool now makes a replacement bolt.
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--rock
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Places to look
Check the classified ads on this site periodically. Also, attend some ARA or other sanctioned matches--sometimes participants still have the rifles they started out with. Check GunBroker.com or AuctionArms.com. Check your local gun shops. Don't limit yourself to a Remington 40X, although they're probably the easiest to upgrade with trigger and stock. You might find a good Winchester 52C or D, or maybe an older Anschutz with a 54 action. Hope the above helps.
Larry
Check the classified ads on this site periodically. Also, attend some ARA or other sanctioned matches--sometimes participants still have the rifles they started out with. Check GunBroker.com or AuctionArms.com. Check your local gun shops. Don't limit yourself to a Remington 40X, although they're probably the easiest to upgrade with trigger and stock. You might find a good Winchester 52C or D, or maybe an older Anschutz with a 54 action. Hope the above helps.
Larry
Rod Collins
New member
You should go to a match. Look around, see what is winning, ask questions, if you act right, they will let you shoot. Get all the information you can before you buy anything. You will be money ahead to buy used... and shoot it first.