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    Default Whats the word on a Steyr Mountain Rifle...

    Looking at getting one in 30-06 anyone have any experience with them or know what they are worth?
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    I'd pretty much own anything with Steyr's name on it. I can't say that about most manufacturers.

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    Default Re: Whats the word on a Steyr Mountain Rifle...

    No thhe one I am looking at is the synthetic one I think it is a pro hunter mountain rifle maybe... NOLO how are you liking the 7mm?

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    Painted the stock tan & sold it to a buddy who wanted it

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    Default Whats the word on a Steyr Mountain Rifle...

    I have a pro hunter mountain rifle chambered in .260. Only rifle I own. It shoots MOA no problem as long as I do my part. It is a great gun for a young hunter as well because of the spacers and the added safety features.
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    If I'm not mistaken Hart has one in .30-06. Nice looking guns.

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    Quote Originally Posted by SOUTHERN WOODS View Post
    If I'm not mistaken Hart has one in .30-06. Nice looking guns.
    I think his is a .300. I know he loves it.

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    I've heard good things about them, with the exception of accuracy... depending on the caliber.
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    Quote Originally Posted by USMCsilver View Post
    I'd pretty much own anything with Steyr's name on it. I can't say that about most manufacturers.
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    Default Re: Whats the word on a Steyr Mountain Rifle...

    I went ahead and got it we will see how it goes.

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    I've been using a Steyr ProHunter 7mmRemMag for the past three years.


    It's a badass bolt gun. I think the one you are looking at is very, very similar.


    It's the first gun I've ever owned that the factory trigger was sweet outa the box. Splurged and put the best scope I've ever owned on it. It's a great shooting rifle.


    Zero complaints.

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    Default Whats the word on a Steyr Mountain Rifle...

    My go to deer rifle is a Steyr Pro Hunter. Best out of the box rifle I have ever owned.
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