Howa rifles

[bruce moulds]

Bruce, stop stirring shit, you know Bob is sensitive.

do you really see bob with a quivering bottom lip?

 

[CBH Australia]

He would if we could expose him shooting with a .243, and enjoying it.

 

[Bob Nelson 35Whelen]

Bruce, stop stirring shit, you know Bob is sensitive.

@bruce moulds
Chris might get rid of his 300 win mag and get a 300 Whelen.
Bob

 

[Bob Nelson 35Whelen]

He would if we could expose him shooting with a .243, and enjoying it.

@CBH
Ain't never going to happen not even with a gut full of Bundy mate.
Might catch me hammering on into the ground as a tomato stake.
Bob

 

[CBH Australia]

@CBH
Ain't never going to happen not even with a gut full of Bundy mate.
Might catch me hammering on into the ground as a tomato stake.
Bob

Mongrel,

 

[Bob Nelson 35Whelen]

Mongrel,

@ CBH
Yeh but a good mongrel. I've had 62 years to get it right and still working on it.
Bob

 

[Milan]

I know this thread is old but since it has been resurrected, I have few points of my own:
1) I owned a Weatherby Vanguard 2 in .300 WM and found it a very good rifle. Equal in quality to Tikka for nearly half the price
2) People mention the trigger but yet like Mausers. I'm a Mauser snob and the one thing I liked on this rifle was the two-stage trigger that had similar (actually better) feel to old Mausers
3) The synthetic stock looked weird to me initially but eventually grew on me. I like the grey finish, I liked the rubber non-slip panels even in dead of winter and the stock for sure tamed the recoil very well.
4) The rifle is not light but in case of .300WM that was a good thing.
5) If I did not already have my other rifles and wanted just one good, quality, yet inexpensive rifle, I would not hesitate to own Howa/Vanguard