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@@toddbunnett640 no sir haven't had that happen since I was a kid on a remington 740 30-06

@@TheFlyingfarmer28170 that's very neat I've never seen one in a 280 rem.

@@hahn-arms8006 I think the 740 was the first rifle the 280 was chambered in.

@@BuddBaker thats different

@@hahn-arms8006 It was overshadowed by the .243 Winchester. There was also some beef about the twist rate of the barrels in the early 740's that didn't stabilize some bullet weights. Remington changed the twist rate but too little too late.

@@gela0701 with a cleaning rod, a bore brush, and a patch. I can do a video if youd like

@@toddr5732 I get around a inch to inch and a half at 100 yards. I shoot 180gr and 220gr out of it. When we drive deer

@@toddr5732 I don't use it that much anymore. My son uses it due to the stock being shortened

Its holding up very well. Obviously has a few scratches but no chips in the wood. As you would expect from a hunting rifle that is dragged thru brush across fence and laid against trees. It is holding up well. Very happy i got the stock

Nice!! May I ask, if there is chips or micro gashes on my laminate stock what is a good way to fill it in? Is there some kind of compound that you may know of that helps?

@@johnappleseed9290 no not really if its a big chunk and you still have the peace you can glue it but, its a rifle and if used it will get dinged up. There is no buffing it out if thats what you are asking

Ebay about 10-15 years ago

You can still buy them off ebay. 10 rnd 30-06 magazine

I used the 10 rnd for when we drive deer. No longer hunt with this rifle as I out grew it. I now hunt with a Ruger 30-06 guide rifle

They are good rifles

They are definitely good rifles I own 4 of them now.

I mean I've never seen a round hit someone in the skull no matter the caliber from a center fire cartridge not be deadly. Way to make this an interesting conversation.

This round is a 223 short more or less

Junk do not buy. I took them out after a few months. Caused issues with lockup, and never did figure out how but feed issues

@@hahn-arms8006 appreciate the fast response, thanks man

You are very welcome I try my best to help and answer questions you guys ask. Thank you

Not bad rifles foe the price at all

Only if you'll be the fud ?

You can't afford it 🤣

It was replaced with a new one

@@hahn-arms8006 I like that, my question is how much your 22 ripple each

When I bought mine I think it was around $300.00

Crown on the muzzle to inside of the chamber. Must of us use a rod with a closed bolt to do so. Mine is only one of afew ive seen with this barrel

@@hahn-arms8006 I have owned interarms mark X rifles and looked at many, many other mark X's, I think they are very nice rifles, but I have never seen one with a 29 inch barrel, have not even seen in specifications where it was an option. You either have a very, very rare rifle, or else your rifle has been rebarreled at some point. Looking at your rifke in the video, it doesn't look like it has a 29 inch barrel, a barrel that long is usually pretty obvious.

They have a rimfire style scope rail made to the top of the receiver. (2 grooves) down the side. I'd be happy to do a video on it if you would like

@@hahn-arms8006 I saw the groves. took to local gun store for scope ring suggestions and they said it wouldnt work. Maybe I need to try another gun shop.

I have sharpened it twice now with no issues. I'm sure it depends on what you use

@hahn-arms8006 man I tried I few things. Full on stone with multiple grits and oil. To one of them fancy rollers. And at the end of the day the thing that worked the best was a $12 Husky brand sharpening tool I got at home depot 🤡

243

I use it for the whole process skinning to gutting to butchering. I haven't had any issues out of it.

Yes same magazine as the 742 was used. Mine is a Remington 10 round mag. They make them aftermarket now like $25 each on ebay

@@hahn-arms8006 Thanks, do the aftermarket ones lock in well? I only ask because I've heard that some of the aftermarket ones out there rock back and forth causing some miss-feeds.

I have 1 that is a aftermarket and it feeds and locks up tight I've had no issues with it that I can remember. I still own this rifle and always will but no longer hunt with it due to it now being to short for me. My son will get it one day.

@@hahn-arms8006 Thank you so much for your replies. I bought the Woodsmaster 742 for my dad a few years ago and he loves it. He had been talking about buying a few extra mags for it but the price for the originals, as I'm sure you know is quite high so I looked into some of the aftermarket 10 round mags off of ebay which are made in America but I heard from my dad that after market mags tend to jam. I was thinking about getting him a couple for Christmas but wanted to hear from someone who has used them first. Your replies have been very helpful. P.S. Even if the ones I've been considering have the issue I saw a video showing a simple permanent fix that would take less than 5 minutes to do, so I went ahead and ordered a couple for him. Thanks again, Eric

Everything I have I use. And I try to keep all reviews up front and honest. Thank you

Any other knife you'd like to see send it to me I'll try it. It is now butchering season

It also has offset open sights. This rifle was used to hunt coyotes for a while. Which only half explains the light. Before I had my (house rifle) this MPR was also used in the case of home defense. The light works well with both the open sights and the scope. So why not. Great question

🤣🤣😆😆 what now. This was before the Macaroni . And remember clean new firearms don't trust the manufacturer

@@hahn-arms8006yeah I just cleaned my mpr 18” before 1st range trip. it shot all ammo I fed it flawlessly im upset however, that it has almost 0 recoil 😅 Im used to handguns hurting my wrists

@@malinkifox2011 what kinda handguns are you shooting that hurt I only own 2 that hurt to shoot

@@hahn-arms8006 well Walther PPKs straight up tears my skin up after 70+ rounds at the range, the bevaertail edges are sharp enough where after some clips it will start to give a blister and break skin lol. then 150 rounds of Glock 23 or my PX4 Storm .40 also give wrist a good hurting, and I always maintain proper grip of course

Good of a gun as any for inside the house. That's very cool. They are great guns. I have 3 of them now mine which is a 67, my sons which is a 67A and my 67A target which is pretty rare. They came with a bull barrel